This example will create a virtual guest running the latest offered version of Ubuntu in the Dallas 09 Datacenter.
provider "softlayer" {}
# Virtual Server created with existing SSH Key already in SoftLayer
resource "softlayer_virtual_guest" "terraform" {
name = "terraform"
domain = "tinylab.info"
ssh_keys = ["563523"]
image = "UBUNTU_LATEST_64"
region = "dal09"
public_network_speed = 100
cpu = 1
ram = 1024
local_disk = "false"
hourly_billing = "true"
}
The terraform plan command will look at any .tf file in the current directory and show you what Terraform would do if we applied the configuration aka running terraform apply.
$ terraform plan
+ softlayer_virtual_guest.terraform
cpu: "1"
domain: "tinylab.info"
hourly_billing: "true"
image: "UBUNTU_LATEST_64"
ipv4_address: "<computed>"
ipv4_address_private: "<computed>"
local_disk: "false"
name: "terraform"
private_network_only: "false"
public_network_speed: "100"
ram: "1024"
region: "dal09"
ssh_keys.#: "1"
ssh_keys.0: "563523"
Plan: 1 to add, 0 to change, 0 to destroy.
$ terraform apply
cpu: "" => "1"
domain: "" => "tinylab.info"
hourly_billing: "" => "true"
image: "" => "UBUNTU_LATEST_64"
ipv4_address: "" => "<computed>"
ipv4_address_private: "" => "<computed>"
local_disk: "" => "false"
name: "" => "terraform"
private_network_only: "" => "false"
public_network_speed: "" => "100"
ram: "" => "1024"
region: "" => "dal09"
ssh_keys.#: "" => "1"
ssh_keys.0: "" => "563523"
$ terraform show
softlayer_virtual_guest.terraform:
id = 24618829
cpu = 1
dedicated_acct_host_only = false
domain = tinylab.info
hourly_billing = true
image = UBUNTU_LATEST_64
ipv4_address = 169.44.104.77
ipv4_address_private = 10.143.223.17
local_disk = false
name = terraform
private_network_only = true
public_network_speed = 100
ram = 1024
region = dal09
ssh_keys.# = 1
ssh_keys.0 = 563523