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vsphere_virtual_machine
Provides a VMware vSphere virtual machine resource. This can be used to create, modify, and delete virtual machines.
Example Usage
resource "vsphere_virtual_machine" "web" {
name = "terraform_web"
vcpu = 2
memory = 4096
network_interface {
label = "VM Network"
}
disk {
template = "centos-7"
}
}
Example Usage VMware Cluster
resource "vsphere_virtual_machine" "lb" {
name = "lb01"
folder = "Loadbalancers"
vcpu = 2
memory = 4096
domain = "MYDOMAIN"
datacenter = "EAST"
cluster = "Production Cluster"
resource_pool = "Production Cluster/Resources/Production Servers"
gateway = "10.20.30.254"
network_interface {
label = "10_20_30_VMNet"
ipv4_address = "10.20.30.40"
ipv4_prefix_length = "24"
}
disk {
datastore = "EAST/VMFS01-EAST"
template = "Templates/Centos7"
}
}
Argument Reference
The following arguments are supported:
name
- (Required) The virtual machine namevcpu
- (Required) The number of virtual CPUs to allocate to the virtual machinememory
- (Required) The amount of RAM (in MB) to allocate to the virtual machinememory_reservation
- (Optional) The amount of RAM (in MB) to reserve physical memory resource; defaults to 0 (means not to reserve)datacenter
- (Optional) The name of a Datacenter in which to launch the virtual machinecluster
- (Optional) Name of a Cluster in which to launch the virtual machineresource_pool
(Optional) The name of a Resource Pool in which to launch the virtual machine. Requires full path (see cluster example).gateway
- Deprecated, please usenetwork_interface.ipv4_gateway
instead.domain
- (Optional) A FQDN for the virtual machine; defaults to "vsphere.local"time_zone
- (Optional) The Linux or Windows time zone to set on the virtual machine. Defaults to "Etc/UTC"dns_suffixes
- (Optional) List of name resolution suffixes for the virtual network adapterdns_servers
- (Optional) List of DNS servers for the virtual network adapter; defaults to 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4network_interface
- (Required) Configures virtual network interfaces; see Network Interfaces below for details.disk
- (Required) Configures virtual disks; see Disks below for detailscdrom
- (Optional) Configures a CDROM device and mounts an image as its media; see CDROM below for more details.windows_opt_config
- (Optional) Extra options for clones of Windows machines.linked_clone
- (Optional) Specifies if the new machine is a linked clone of another machine or not.enable_disk_uuid
- (Optional) This option causes the vm to mount disks by uuid on the guest OS.custom_configuration_parameters
- (Optional) Map of values that is set as virtual machine custom configurations.skip_customization
- (Optional) skip virtual machine customization (useful if OS is not in the guest OS support matrix of VMware like "other3xLinux64Guest").
The network_interface
block supports:
label
- (Required) Label to assign to this network interfaceipv4_address
- (Optional) Static IPv4 to assign to this network interface. Interface will use DHCP if this is left blank.ipv4_prefix_length
- (Optional) prefix length to use when statically assigning an IPv4 address.ipv4_gateway
- (Optional) IPv4 gateway IP address to use.ipv6_address
- (Optional) Static IPv6 to assign to this network interface. Interface will use DHCPv6 if this is left blank.ipv6_prefix_length
- (Optional) prefix length to use when statically assigning an IPv6.ipv6_gateway
- (Optional) IPv6 gateway IP address to use.mac_address
- (Optional) Manual MAC address to assign to this network interface. Will be generated by VMware if not set. (VMware KB: Setting a static MAC address for a virtual NIC (219))
The following arguments are maintained for backwards compatibility and may be removed in a future version:
ip_address
- Deprecated, please useipv4_address
instead.subnet_mask
- Deprecated, please useipv4_prefix_length
instead.
The windows_opt_config
block supports:
product_key
- (Optional) Serial number for new installation of Windows. This serial number is ignored if the original guest operating system was installed using a volume-licensed CD.admin_password
- (Optional) The password for the newadministrator
account. Omit for passwordless admin (using""
does not work).domain
- (Optional) Domain that the new machine will be placed into. Ifdomain
,domain_user
, anddomain_user_password
are not all set, all three will be ignored.domain_user
- (Optional) User that is a member of the specified domain.domain_user_password
- (Optional) Password for domain user, in plain text.
Disks
The disk
block supports:
template
- (Required if size and bootable_vmdk_path not provided) Template for this disk.datastore
- (Optional) Datastore for this disksize
- (Required if template and bootable_vmdks_path not provided) Size of this disk (in GB).name
- (Required if size is provided when creating a new disk) This "name" is used for the disk file name in vSphere, when the new disk is created.iops
- (Optional) Number of virtual iops to allocate for this disk.type
- (Optional) 'eager_zeroed' (the default), or 'thin' are supported options.vmdk
- (Required if template and size not provided) Path to a vmdk in a vSphere datastore.bootable
- (Optional) Set to 'true' if a vmdk was given and it should attempt to boot after creation.controller_type
= (Optional) Controller type to attach the disk to. 'scsi' (the default), or 'ide' are supported options.
CDROM
The cdrom
block supports:
datastore
- (Required) The name of the datastore where the disk image is stored.path
- (Required) The absolute path to the image within the datastore.
Attributes Reference
The following attributes are exported:
id
- The instance ID.uuid
- The instance UUID.name
- See Argument Reference above.vcpu
- See Argument Reference above.memory
- See Argument Reference above.datacenter
- See Argument Reference above.network_interface/label
- See Argument Reference above.network_interface/ipv4_address
- See Argument Reference above.network_interface/ipv4_prefix_length
- See Argument Reference above.network_interface/ipv6_address
- Assigned static IPv6 address.network_interface/ipv6_prefix_length
- Prefix length of assigned static IPv6 address.