A handful of smaller highly requested features we want to get out sooner rather than later, with a focus on managing virtual networks attached to virtual machines.
This issue serves as a high-level outline/overview of the milestone, with individual issues to be spun out as sub-issues here, and added to the Quick Wins milestone.
Resources
[ ] Virtual Machines:
[ ] Support new katapult.io/terraform/network-mode API annotation which can optionally be set to full.
This helps terraform determine if it should populate network_interfaces or IP address and virtual network related attributes on read.
When writing, should be set to full if network_interfaces attribute is used, otherwise should be not be set, or removed if set.
When reading the VM resource, populate ip_address_ids and virtual_networks as needed if the annotation is not set to full. And when it is set to full, only populate network_interfaces.
[ ] network_interfaces attribute to allow full manual management of a VM's network interfaces.
Conflicts with all existing and future planned IP-related attributes. When manually managing network interfaces, other attributes that affect network interfaces it are not available.
Each network interface has:
network_id and virtual_network_id attributes, one of which is must be set, and both cannot be set at the same time.
network_speed_profile attribute which must be set to a speed profile permalink.
ip_address_ids which cannot be populated when virtual_network_id is set.
[ ] Virtual Network management
[ ] virtual_networks attribute that lists all virtual networks that the VM is connected to.
[ ] Each virtual network has a:
Required id to indicate which virtual network we want to connect to the VM.
Optional attached boolean which defaults to true.
Optional speed_profile (permalink for a network speed profile)
[ ] Each virtual network returns fields:
id
name
mac_address
state (should be attached or detached)
[ ] Virtual Networks
[ ] Basic management
Data Sources
[ ] Network
[ ] Get list
Each network should include a default boolean attribute indicating if it is the default network for the current data center.
[ ] Get by id
[ ] Get by default
Returns the network marked as default for the current data center.
A handful of smaller highly requested features we want to get out sooner rather than later, with a focus on managing virtual networks attached to virtual machines.
This issue serves as a high-level outline/overview of the milestone, with individual issues to be spun out as sub-issues here, and added to the Quick Wins milestone.
Resources
katapult.io/terraform/network-modeAPI annotation which can optionally be set tofull.network_interfacesor IP address and virtual network related attributes on read.fullifnetwork_interfacesattribute is used, otherwise should be not be set, or removed if set.ip_address_idsandvirtual_networksas needed if the annotation is not set tofull. And when it is set tofull, only populatenetwork_interfaces.network_interfacesattribute to allow full manual management of a VM's network interfaces.network_idandvirtual_network_idattributes, one of which is must be set, and both cannot be set at the same time.network_speed_profileattribute which must be set to a speed profile permalink.ip_address_idswhich cannot be populated whenvirtual_network_idis set.virtual_networksattribute that lists all virtual networks that the VM is connected to.idto indicate which virtual network we want to connect to the VM.attachedboolean which defaults totrue.speed_profile(permalink for a network speed profile)idnamemac_addressstate(should beattachedordetached)Data Sources
defaultboolean attribute indicating if it is the default network for the current data center.iddefaultnetwork_interfacesread-only property.virtual_networksread-only property.id