Open se-scratch opened 1 month ago
I am creating a vm with two network interfaces, but resource.gcore_instancev2 after creating consist only one interface description.
resource.gcore_instancev2
"interface" = toset([ { "existing_fip_id" = "8c49aa11-7d6f-4cdf-b65b-d3922924f1b3" "ip_address" = "192.168.60.111" "ip_family" = "" "name" = "example-vm1_int_1" "network_id" = "4f77ae5b-afca-440a-9867-907152879630" "order" = 1 "port_id" = "357391d9-14b8-442a-a0aa-d93b86644847" "security_groups" = tolist([ "9e88289b-74d1-4fd2-9eb0-538d56cdeeba", ]) "subnet_id" = "aff4980d-bc91-474d-97ae-e9d5f732ccde" "type" = "reserved_fixed_ip" }, ])
data.gcore_instance contains correct information:
data.gcore_instance
"interface" = tolist([ { "ip_address" = "192.168.60.111" "network_id" = "4f77ae5b-afca-440a-9867-907152879630" "port_id" = "357391d9-14b8-442a-a0aa-d93b86644847" "subnet_id" = "aff4980d-bc91-474d-97ae-e9d5f732ccde" }, { "ip_address" = "192.168.70.145" "network_id" = "4f77ae5b-afca-440a-9867-907152879630" "port_id" = "a4bd9d59-10ee-458b-a2b3-1904dfca0e3d" "subnet_id" = "a07b81f0-b481-4f56-bdd4-87798f6c980d" }, ])
And if I launch terraform apply again, there will be an attempt to change the VM configuration with the connection of a new interface, which will end with an error, bacause the interface is already connected.
terraform apply
gcore_instancev2.server["example-vm1"] will be updated in-place ~ resource "gcore_instancev2" "server" { id = "76fab106-dc96-4786-b346-b7a668a4db84" name = "example-vm1" # (9 unchanged attributes hidden) - interface { - existing_fip_id = "8c49aa11-7d6f-4cdf-b65b-d3922924f1b3" -> null - ip_address = "192.168.60.111" -> null - name = "example-vm1_int_1" -> null - network_id = "4f77ae5b-afca-440a-9867-907152879630" -> null - order = 1 -> null - port_id = "357391d9-14b8-442a-a0aa-d93b86644847" -> null - security_groups = [ - "9e88289b-74d1-4fd2-9eb0-538d56cdeeba", ] -> null - subnet_id = "aff4980d-bc91-474d-97ae-e9d5f732ccde" -> null - type = "reserved_fixed_ip" -> null # (1 unchanged attribute hidden) } + interface { + existing_fip_id = "8c49aa11-7d6f-4cdf-b65b-d3922924f1b3" + ip_address = (known after apply) + name = "example-vm1_int_0" + network_id = (known after apply) + order = 0 + port_id = "357391d9-14b8-442a-a0aa-d93b86644847" + security_groups = [ + "9e88289b-74d1-4fd2-9eb0-538d56cdeeba", ] + subnet_id = (known after apply) + type = "reserved_fixed_ip" # (1 unchanged attribute hidden) } + interface { + ip_address = "192.168.60.111" + name = "example-vm1_int_1" + network_id = "4f77ae5b-afca-440a-9867-907152879630" + order = 1 + port_id = "a4bd9d59-10ee-458b-a2b3-1904dfca0e3d" + security_groups = [ + "9e88289b-74d1-4fd2-9eb0-538d56cdeeba", ] + subnet_id = "aff4980d-bc91-474d-97ae-e9d5f732ccde" + type = "reserved_fixed_ip" } # (1 unchanged block hidden) }
Hi, thank you for reporting this problem.
We are working on fixing this issue already and hope to have it resolved by the end of next week
Hi, thank you for waiting, it should be fixed in version v0.8.31
I am creating a vm with two network interfaces, but
resource.gcore_instancev2
after creating consist only one interface description.data.gcore_instance
contains correct information:And if I launch
terraform apply
again, there will be an attempt to change the VM configuration with the connection of a new interface, which will end with an error, bacause the interface is already connected.