Terraform Xen Orchestra Module

About

This project provides a Terraform module to manage Xen Orchestra virtual machines. The module allows you to define and manage various aspects of a VM, such as memory, CPUs, network, disk, and more.

How to Use

Prerequisites

• Terraform installed on your machine.
• Access to a Xen Orchestra instance.
• Properly configured SSH and GPG keys.

Devcontainer

This project contains devcontainer configuration that will allow to spin developer environment using VSCode.

To run it inside devcontainer, press F1 and select Reopen in Container.

Supported OS is Linux (works also on WSL)

Docker is required.

Dev Containers extension for VSCode is required.

Installation

To install this module, add the following to your Terraform configuration:

module "instance" {
  source  = "solairen/instance/xen"
  version = "1.1.0"
}

Using module

resource "xenorchestra_cloud_config" "nexus_cloud_init_config" {
  name = var.nexus_name_label
  template = templatefile("${local.template_dir}/cloud_config.tftpl", {
    hostname = var.nexus_name_label
  })
}

module "xen_vm" {
  source  = "solairen/instance/xen"
  version = "1.1.0"

  xen_pool_name        = "xen-pool"
  xen_memory_max       = 4294967296
  xen_cpus             = 4
  xen_cloud_config     = "xenorchestra_cloud_config.nexus_cloud_init_config.template"
  xen_name_label       = "xen-vm-label"
  xen_name_description = "Description"
  xen_template         = "template-name"
  xen_network_id       = "network-adpater-name"
  xen_expected_ip_cidr = "192.168.0.0/16"
  xen_disk_sr_id       = "disk_id"
  xen_disk_name_label  = "disk_label"
  xen_disk_size        = 4294967296
  xen_clone_type       = "full"
  xen_tags             = ["tag1", "tag2"]
  xen_timeouts         = "20m"
}

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.