on 18-Oct-2021 11:31
Problem this snippet solves:
How to create an HTTPS Origin that could be used in a VoltMesh HTTP or HTTPS Load-Balancer.
This Origin is based on a public FQDN name.
How to use this snippet:
Pre-requirements:
openssl pkcs12 -info -in certificate.p12 -out private_key.key -nodes -nocerts openssl pkcs12 -info -in certificate.p12 -out certificate.cert -nokeys
variable "api_cert" { type = string default = "/<full path to>/certificate.cert" } variable "api_key" { type = string default = "/<full path to>/private_key.key" } variable "api_url" { type = string default = "https://<tenant_name>.console.ves.volterra.io/api" }
terraform { required_version = ">= 0.12.9, != 0.13.0" required_providers { volterra = { source = "volterraedge/volterra" version = ">=0.0.6" } } } provider "volterra" { api_cert = var.api_cert api_key = var.api_key url = var.api_url }
In the directory where your terraform files are, run:
terraform init
Then:
terraform apply
Code :
resource "volterra_origin_pool" "origin-dns" { name = "origin-dns" namespace = "mynamespace" origin_servers { public_name { dns_name = "myorigin.mydomain.com" } labels = { } } use_tls { use_host_header_as_sni = true tls_config { default_security = true } skip_server_verification = true no_mtls = true } no_tls = false port = "443" endpoint_selection = "LOCALPREFERED" loadbalancer_algorithm = "LB_OVERRIDE" }
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