Provides servers. This allows servers to be created, updated and deleted. For additional details please refer to API documentation.
resource "scaleway_server" "test" { name = "test" image = "5faef9cd-ea9b-4a63-9171-9e26bec03dbc" type = "VC1M" volume { size_in_gb = 20 type = "l_ssd" } }
The following arguments are supported:
name
- (Required) name of server image
- (Required) base image of server type
- (Required) type of server bootscript
- (Optional) server bootscript boot_type
- (Optional) the boot mechanism for this server. Possible values include local
and bootscript
tags
- (Optional) list of tags for server enable_ipv6
- (Optional) enable ipv6 dynamic_ip_required
- (Optional) make server publicly available public_ip
- (Optional) set a public ip previously created (a real ip is expected here, not its resource id) security_group
- (Optional) assign security group to server volume
- (Optional) attach additional volumes to your instance (see below) public_ipv6
- (Read Only) if enable_ipv6
is set this contains the ipv6 address of your instance state
- (Optional) allows you to define the desired state of your server. Valid values include (stopped
, running
) state_detail
- (Read Only) contains details from the scaleway API the state of your instance Field name
, type
, tags
, dynamic_ip_required
, security_group
are editable.
You can attach additional volumes to your instance, which will share the lifetime of your scaleway_server
resource.
Warning: Using the volume
attribute does not modify the System Volume provided default with every scaleway_server
instance. Instead it adds additional volumes to the server instance.
Warning: Some instance types require an additional volume to work. This includes for example START-1M and VC1M. If you run into this issue add an additional volume of the specified size.
The volume
mapping supports the following:
type
- (Required) The type of volume. Can be "l_ssd"
size_in_gb
- (Required) The size of the volume in gigabytes. ## Attributes Reference The following attributes are exported:
id
- id of the new resource private_ip
- private ip of the new resource public_ip
- public ip of the new resource Instances can be imported using the id
, e.g.
$ terraform import scaleway_server.web 5faef9cd-ea9b-4a63-9171-9e26bec03dbc
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