Terraform provider

The CCX Terraform provider allows to create datastores on all supported clouds. The CCX Terraform provider project is hosted on github.

Oauth2 credentials

Oauth2 credentials are used to authenticate the CCX Terraform provider with CCX. You can generate these credentials on the Account page Authorization tab. And then you will see:

Requirement

• Terraform 0.13.x or later

Quick Start

1. Create Oauth2 credentials.
2. Create a terraform.tf
3. Set client_id, client_secret, below is a terraform.tf file:

````terraform terraform { required_providers { ccx = { source = "severalnines/ccx" version = "~> 0.4.7" } } }

provider "ccx" { client_id = client_id client_secret = client_secret } ```

Now, you can create a datastore using the following terraform code. Here is an example of a parameter group:

```terraform resource "ccx_parameter_group" "asteroid" { name = "asteroid" database_vendor = "mariadb" database_version = "10.11" database_type = "galera"

parameters = {
  table_open_cache = 8000
  sql_mode = "STRICT_TRANS_TABLES,ERROR_FOR_DIVISION_BY_ZERO,NO_AUTO_CREATE_USER,NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION"
}

} ```

This group can then be associated with a datastore as follows:

terraform resource "ccx_datastore" "luna_mysql" { name = "luna_mysql" size = 3 type = "replication" db_vendor = "mysql" tags = ["new", "test"] cloud_provider = "CCX_CLOUD" cloud_region = "CCX-REGION-1" instance_size = "MEGALARGE" volume_size = 80 volume_type = "MEGAFAST" parameter_group = ccx_parameter_group.asteroid.id }

Replace CCX_CLOUD, CCX-REGION-1, MEGALARGE and, MEGAFAST, with actual values depending on the cloud infrastructure available.

For more information and examples, visit the terraform-provider-ccx github page.

More on parameter groups

Only one parameter group can be used at any give time by a datastore. Also, you cannot change an existing parameter group from terraform. If you want to change an existing parameter group, then you need to create a new parameter group: ```terraform resource "ccx_parameter_group" "asteroid2" { name = "asteroid2" database_vendor = "mariadb" database_version = "10.11" database_type = "galera"

parameters = {
  table_open_cache = 7000
  sql_mode = "NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION"
}

} And then reference it in:terraform resource "ccx_datastore" "luna_mysql" { name = "luna_mysql" ... parameter_group = ccx_parameter_group.asteroid2.id } ``` Now you can apply this to terraform. Always test config changes first on a test system to be sure the config change works as expected.

Features

The following settings can be updated:

• Add and remove nodes
• Volume type
• Volume size
• Notifications
• Maintenance time
• Modify firewall (add/remove) entries. Multiple entries can be specified with a comma-separated list.

Limitations

• Change the existing parameter group is not possible after initial creation, however you can create a new parameter group and reference that.
• It is not possible to change instance type.
• Changing availability zone is not possible.