| layout | page_title | description |
|---|---|---|
cohesity |
Cohesity: cohesity_restore_vmware_vm |
Restore a VMware VM |
cohesity_restore_vmware_vm
Restore a VMware VM
Example Usage
provider "cohesity" {
cluster_vip = "10.2.45.143"
cluster_username = "abcd"
cluster_domain = "LOCAL"
}
resource "cohesity_restore_vmware_vm" "protect_vcenter" {
name = "Restore_Job1"
job_name = "Job1"
state = "start"
vm_name = ["vm1", "vm2"]
}Argument Reference
The following arguments are supported:
- name - (Required, string) Specifies the name of the restore task
- job_name - (Required, string) Specifies the name of the protection job that backed up the objects to be restored
- backup_timestamp - (Optional, string) Specifies the time of the protection job run. Should be in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM Area/Location. If the timestamp is not specified, snapshot from the latest run is used for the restore operation
- vm_names - (Optional, set of strings) Specifies the names of the virtual machines to restore
- operation_timeout - (Optional, int) Specifies the time to wait in minutes for the protection job run to complete the run or stop the run. The default value is 120
- state - (Optional, string) Specifies whether to start or stop a Restore task. The default value is start. The supported values are start and stop
- vmware_parameters - (Optional, Map) Specifies vmware parameters for the restore task. The following values are supported. prefix and suffix. It can be passed as,
vmware_parameters = {"prefix" = "prod","suffix" = "one"}
Attributes Reference
The following attributes are exported:
- id - ID of the VMware Restore task