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provider/triton: New provider for Joyent Triton This brings across the following resources for Triton from the joyent/triton-terraform repository, and converts them to the canonical Terraform style, introducing Terraform-style documentation and acceptance tests which run against the live API rather than the local APIs: - triton_firewall_rule - triton_machine - triton_key
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---
layout: "triton"
page_title: "Triton: triton_machine"
sidebar_current: "docs-triton-firewall"
description: |-
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The `triton_machine` resource represents a virtual machine or infrastructure container running in Triton.
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---
# triton\_machine
The `triton_machine` resource represents a virtual machine or infrastructure container running in Triton.
## Example Usages
Run a SmartOS base-64 machine.
```
resource "triton_machine" "test" {
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name = "example-machine"
package = "g3-standard-0.25-smartos"
image = "842e6fa6-6e9b-11e5-8402-1b490459e334"
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tags = {
hello = "world"
}
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}
```
## Argument Reference
The following arguments are supported:
* `name` - (string)
The friendly name for the machine. Triton will generate a name if one is not specified.
* `tags` - (map)
A mapping of tags to apply to the machine.
* `package` - (string, Required)
The name of the package to use for provisioning.
* `image` - (string, Required)
The UUID of the image to provision.
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* `nic` - (list of NIC blocks, Optional)
NICs associated with the machine. The fields allowed in a `NIC` block are defined below.
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* `firewall_enabled` - (boolean) Default: `false`
Whether the cloud firewall should be enabled for this machine.
* `root_authorized_keys` - (string)
The public keys authorized for root access via SSH to the machine.
* `user_data` - (string)
Data to be copied to the machine on boot.
* `user_script` - (string)
The user script to run on boot (every boot on SmartMachines).
* `administrator_pw` - (string)
The initial password for the Administrator user. Only used for Windows virtual machines.
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The nested `nic` block supports the following:
* `network` - (string, Optional)
The network id to attach to the network interface. It will be hex, in the format: `xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx`.
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## Attribute Reference
The following attributes are exported:
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* `id` - (string) - The identifier representing the firewall rule in Triton.
* `type` - (string) - The type of the machine (`smartmachine` or `virtualmachine`).
* `state` - (string) - The current state of the machine.
* `dataset` - (string) - The dataset URN with which the machine was provisioned.
* `memory` - (int) - The amount of memory the machine has (in Mb).
* `disk` - (int) - The amount of disk the machine has (in Gb).
* `ips` - (list of strings) - IP addresses of the machine.
* `primaryip` - (string) - The primary (public) IP address for the machine.
* `created` - (string) - The time at which the machine was created.
* `updated` - (string) - The time at which the machine was last updated.