Bug 2043731: Add IP outputs for IBM terraform instances#5538
Bug 2043731: Add IP outputs for IBM terraform instances#5538openshift-merge-robot merged 1 commit intoopenshift:masterfrom
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This should be named control_plane_ips to be picked up by default by the bootstrap gather.
| output "ip_addresses" { | |
| output "control_plane_ips" { |
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I recommend that you use the full splat operator rather than the legacy one.
| value = ibm_is_instance.master_node.*.primary_network_interface.0.primary_ipv4_address | |
| value = ibm_is_instance.master_node[*].primary_network_interface[0].primary_ipv4_address |
Add the IP addresses for IBM bootstrap and master nodes to allow collecting of logs from those nodes.
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@cjschaef: This pull request references Bugzilla bug 2043731, which is invalid:
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@kirankt: This pull request references Bugzilla bug 2043731, which is valid. The bug has been moved to the POST state. The bug has been updated to refer to the pull request using the external bug tracker. 3 validation(s) were run on this bug
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Hi @cjschaef, FYI, please note that we are seeing the following related warning messages in our build logs: AFAIK, those new variables shouldn't be also be declared within Best Regards. |
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@pamoedom I'm not sure TBH, as I thought I ran into errors when trying to declare them, or perhaps I need to declare them a certain way for |
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@pamoedom I'll double check terraform formatting on the warning above ( Also, I don't see the other platforms specify the But I'm not knowledgeable enough with Terraform to know whether this warning is an issue or not yet. |
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I would not bother spending too much time on the errors as they are inconsequential at the moment. The installer pins the terraform version, so there is no concern that it will start to fail for a given OpenShift version due to terraform no longer supporting supplying a value for an undeclared variable. Many of the other platforms have similar warnings. We will likely clean this all up in 4.11. With that said, if you want to resolve the warnings, you would need to declare "bootstrap_ip" in data/data/ibmcloud/master/variables.tf and both "bootstrap_ip" and "control_plane_ips" in data/data/ibmcloud/bootstrap/variables.tf. For the latter file, the variables would need to have a default declared since the values will only be preset during the destroy phase. |
Add the IP addresses for IBM bootstrap and master nodes to allow
collecting of logs from those nodes.