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Introduction
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Basic Topologies
- Lesson 1 – VCN, Subnet and Single Webserver
- Lesson 2 – Second Webserver in other Availability Domain (AD)
- Lesson 2a – Second Webserver in other Fault Domain (FD)
- Lesson 3 – Load Balancer
- Lesson 4 – Load Balancer + NAT Gateway + Bastion Host
- Lesson 4a – Load Balancer + NAT Gateway + Bastion Host (+ Network Security Groups)
- Lesson 5 – Shared Filesystem
- Lesson 5a – Shared Filesystem (+ Network Security Groups)
- Lesson 6 – Local Block Volume
- Lesson 7 – DBSystem
- Lesson 7a – DBSystem with DataGuard
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Advanced Topologies
2 thoughts on “How to automate OCI with Terraform (2019 Edition)”
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What if I want to create the VM inside an already created compartment?
It will require some small changes in the code. You should remove compartment.tf file and in each other tf file you should change the value of compartment_id the attribute (for example compartment_id = var.compartment_ocid). In that case each and every resource will be created in the compartment value populated within TF_VAR_compartment_id system environment (it can be tenant OCID for root compartment or any other compartment below the root compartment).
Hi Luke … I have a question why this command doesn’t work on the subnet (security_list_ids = oci_core_security_list.sglist_tf.id) without brackets … like others resources like a compartment_id …
Using brackets is related to plural form (security_list_ids not security_list_id), so you need to cast the collection type. Check this link with TF docs: https://www.terraform.io/docs/configuration/types.html
Super quick course which completely packed with lot of great information. Great 🙂