deevnet_workload (Resource) #

A VM in the tenant’s network. Its name is published in the tenant’s zone.

Example Usage #

resource "deevnet_workload" "web" {
  tenant    = deevnet_tenant.this.name
  name      = "web"
  cores     = 2
  memory_mb = 2048

  # The public half; the private key never leaves you.
  ssh_keys = [file("~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub")]
}

output "login" {
  value = "ssh ${deevnet_workload.web.login_user}@${deevnet_workload.web.fqdn}"
}

Schema #

Required #

• name (String) A DNS label under the tenant’s zone, 1-20 lowercase alphanumerics or dashes.
• tenant (String) The tenant this workload belongs to.

Optional #

• cores (Number) Virtual CPU cores. Defaults to 2.
• disk_gb (Number) Grows the template’s disk. It is never shrunk.
• memory_mb (Number) Memory in MiB. Defaults to 2048.
• ssh_keys (List of String) Public keys that may log in as login_user. Only the public half: the private key stays on your machine. Written when the workload is built; to change them, replace the workload (terraform apply -replace=...).

Read-Only #

• address (String) Address in the tenant’s subnet.
• fqdn (String) The name published for it.
• login_user (String) The account ssh_keys land on: ssh <login_user>@<fqdn>.
• mac (String) MAC, derived from the VMID.
• ordinal (Number) The workload’s number within its tenant; the VMID and address derive from it.
• present (Boolean) Whether the API still holds this workload.
• status (String) provisioning or ready.
• vmid (Number) Proxmox VMID.