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# Terraform resources
Terraform templates and other resources/examples for use with spearhead.coud or
other triton providers.
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In the terraform directory you will find some templates to help get you started.
Remove the tpl extension and modify to your liking.
# Examples
## Provision a vm
<pre>
$ git clone https://github.com/spearheadsys/terraform-spearhead.cloud.git
</pre>
### edit the main.tf file
<pre>
terraform {
required_providers {
triton = {
source = "joyent/triton"
version = "0.8.2"
}
}
}
provider "triton" {
account = "<mark>username</mark>"
key_id = "<mark>key:id</mark>"
url = "https://eu-ro-1.api.spearhead.cloud"
key_material = "<mark>/path/to/id_rsa</mark>"
insecure_skip_tls_verify = false
}
resource "triton_machine" "<mark>internal_resource_name</mark>" {
// customize these if you need to create multiple instances
// comment our the count if you need just one
// remove the variable count.index from the name if so
<mark>count = var.instance_count</mark>
<mark>name = "linux-${count.index + 1}"</mark>
package = "standard-2cpu-4ram-100disk"
// choose on image (lx, hvm or smartos)
image = "b70d5484-5168-4ecb-8127-0a0c59c1d906"
/*
// Use these (provisioner file and remote-exec if you would like to
// further customize or run specific commands once the instance
// is provisioned
provisioner "file" {
source = "scripts/setup.sh"
destination = "/var/tmp/setup.sh"
}
provisioner "remote-exec" {
inline = [
"bash /var/tmp/setup.sh",
]
}
*/
connection {
type = "ssh"
host = self.primaryip
user = "ubuntu"
}
/*
// use this to configure the Container Namer Service within triton and access
// your system(s) via a service name/tag defined in the variables.tf file
// you would then be able to access your system(s) via dns. For more details see
// [this](http://docs.spearhead.cloud/dns/)
cns {
services = ["${var.service_name}"]
}
*/
}
</pre>
## Provision using terraform(hvm bhyve ubuntu 20.04.03)
<pre>
$ terraform init
$ terraform plan
$ terraform apply
</pre>
## Creating images with Packer
coming soon...