oci_database_vm_cluster_add_virtual_machine

This resource provides the Vm Cluster Add Virtual Machine resource in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Database service.

Add Virtual Machines to the VM cluster. Applies to Exadata Cloud@Customer instances only.

Example Usage

resource "oci_database_vm_cluster_add_virtual_machine" "test_vm_cluster_add_virtual_machine" {
	#Required
	db_servers {
		#Required
		db_server_id = oci_database_db_server.test_db_server.id
	}
	vm_cluster_id = oci_database_vm_cluster.test_vm_cluster.id
}

Note: You may also need to add `db_servers` and `cpu_core_count` to the ignore_changes for the resource `oci_database_vm_cluster` list if you see a diff on a subsequent apply

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

db_servers - (Required) The list of Exacc DB servers for the cluster to be added.
- db_server_id - (Required) The OCID of Exacc Db server.
vm_cluster_id - (Required) The VM cluster OCID.

** IMPORTANT ** Any change to a property that does not support update will force the destruction and recreation of the resource with the new property values

Attributes Reference

The following attributes are exported:

availability_domain - The name of the availability domain that the VM cluster is located in.
cloud_automation_update_details - Specifies the properties necessary for cloud automation updates. This includes modifying the apply update time preference, enabling or disabling early adoption, and enabling, modifying, or disabling the update freeze period.
- apply_update_time_preference - Configure the time slot for applying VM cloud automation software updates to the cluster. When nothing is selected, the default time slot is 12 AM to 2 AM UTC. Any 2-hour slot is available starting at 12 AM.
  - apply_update_preferred_end_time - End time for polling VM cloud automation software updates for the cluster. If the endTime is not specified, 2 AM UTC is used by default.
  - apply_update_preferred_start_time - Start time for polling VM cloud automation software updates for the cluster. If the startTime is not specified, 12 AM UTC is used by default.
- freeze_period - Enables a freeze period for the VM cluster prohibiting the VMs from getting cloud automation software updates during critical business cycles. Freeze period start date. Starts at 12:00 AM UTC on the selected date and ends at 11:59:59 PM UTC on the selected date. Validates to ensure the freeze period does not exceed 45 days.
  - freeze_period_end_time - End time of the freeze period cycle.
  - freeze_period_start_time - Start time of the freeze period cycle.
- is_early_adoption_enabled - Annotates whether the cluster should be part of early access to apply VM cloud automation software updates. Those clusters annotated as early access will download the software bits for cloud automation in the first week after the update is available, while other clusters will have to wait until the following week.
- is_freeze_period_enabled - Specifies if the freeze period is enabled for the VM cluster to prevent the VMs from receiving cloud automation software updates during critical business cycles. Freeze period starts at 12:00 AM UTC and ends at 11:59:59 PM UTC on the selected date. Ensure that the freezing period does not exceed 45 days.
compartment_id - The OCID of the compartment.
cpus_enabled - The number of enabled CPU cores.
data_collection_options - Indicates user preferences for the various diagnostic collection options for the VM cluster/Cloud VM cluster/VMBM DBCS.
- is_diagnostics_events_enabled - Indicates whether diagnostic collection is enabled for the VM cluster/Cloud VM cluster/VMBM DBCS. Enabling diagnostic collection allows you to receive Events service notifications for guest VM issues. Diagnostic collection also allows Oracle to provide enhanced service and proactive support for your Exadata system. You can enable diagnostic collection during VM cluster/Cloud VM cluster provisioning. You can also disable or enable it at any time using the UpdateVmCluster or updateCloudVmCluster API.
- is_health_monitoring_enabled - Indicates whether health monitoring is enabled for the VM cluster / Cloud VM cluster / VMBM DBCS. Enabling health monitoring allows Oracle to collect diagnostic data and share it with its operations and support personnel. You may also receive notifications for some events. Collecting health diagnostics enables Oracle to provide proactive support and enhanced service for your system. Optionally enable health monitoring while provisioning a system. You can also disable or enable health monitoring anytime using the UpdateVmCluster, UpdateCloudVmCluster or updateDbsystem API.
- is_incident_logs_enabled - Indicates whether incident logs and trace collection are enabled for the VM cluster / Cloud VM cluster / VMBM DBCS. Enabling incident logs collection allows Oracle to receive Events service notifications for guest VM issues, collect incident logs and traces, and use them to diagnose issues and resolve them. Optionally enable incident logs collection while provisioning a system. You can also disable or enable incident logs collection anytime using the UpdateVmCluster, updateCloudVmCluster or updateDbsystem API.
data_storage_size_in_gb - Size of the DATA disk group in GBs.
data_storage_size_in_tbs - Size, in terabytes, of the DATA disk group.
db_node_storage_size_in_gbs - The local node storage allocated in GBs.
db_servers - The list of Db server.
defined_tags - Defined tags for this resource. Each key is predefined and scoped to a namespace. For more information, see Resource Tags.
display_name - The user-friendly name for the Exadata Cloud@Customer VM cluster. The name does not need to be unique.
exadata_infrastructure_id - The OCID of the Exadata infrastructure.
file_system_configuration_details - Details of the file system configuration of the VM cluster.
- file_system_size_gb - The file system size to be allocated in GBs.
- mount_point - The mount point of file system.
freeform_tags - Free-form tags for this resource. Each tag is a simple key-value pair with no predefined name, type, or namespace. For more information, see Resource Tags. Example: {"Department": "Finance"}
gi_version - The Oracle Grid Infrastructure software version for the VM cluster.
id - The OCID of the VM cluster.
is_local_backup_enabled - If true, database backup on local Exadata storage is configured for the VM cluster. If false, database backup on local Exadata storage is not available in the VM cluster.
is_sparse_diskgroup_enabled - If true, sparse disk group is configured for the VM cluster. If false, sparse disk group is not created.
last_patch_history_entry_id - The OCID of the last patch history. This value is updated as soon as a patch operation starts.
license_model - The Oracle license model that applies to the VM cluster. The default is LICENSE_INCLUDED.
lifecycle_details - Additional information about the current lifecycle state.
memory_size_in_gbs - The memory allocated in GBs.
shape - The shape of the Exadata infrastructure. The shape determines the amount of CPU, storage, and memory resources allocated to the instance.
ssh_public_keys - The public key portion of one or more key pairs used for SSH access to the VM cluster.
state - The current state of the VM cluster.
system_version - Operating system version of the image.
time_created - The date and time that the VM cluster was created.
time_zone - The time zone of the Exadata infrastructure. For details, see Exadata Infrastructure Time Zones.
vm_cluster_network_id - The OCID of the VM cluster network.

Timeouts

The timeouts block allows you to specify timeouts for certain operations: * create - (Defaults to 20 minutes), when creating the Vm Cluster Add Virtual Machine * update - (Defaults to 20 minutes), when updating the Vm Cluster Add Virtual Machine * delete - (Defaults to 20 minutes), when destroying the Vm Cluster Add Virtual Machine

Import

VmClusterAddVirtualMachine can be imported using the id, e.g.

$ terraform import oci_database_vm_cluster_add_virtual_machine.test_vm_cluster_add_virtual_machine "id"