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Oneview: server_profile
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Creates a server profile.

oneview_server_profile

Creates a server profile. et

Example Usage

resource "oneview_server_profile" "default" {
  name = "test-server-profile"
  template = "${oneview_server_profile_template.test.name}"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

  • name - (Required) A unique name for the resource.

  • template - (Required) The name of the template you will use for the server profile.

  • public_connection - (Optional) The name of the network that is going out to the public.

  • hardware_name - (Optional) The name of the Server Hardware the server will be provisioned on. If this isn't used, a server hardware will be picked based on compatibility with the server profile template and any hw_filter(s) (see below).

  • hw_filter - (Optional) List of filters to apply to the search for HW. See the OneView API docs pertaining to common filter query params, but the basic format is [not] {attribute} {operator} '{value}'. For example, hw_filter = ["memoryMb >= 4096", "processorCoreCount = 4", "processorSpeedMhz >= 2400", "processorType regex '^Intel.*'"]

  • power_state - (Optional) Power state to enforce; "on" or "off"

  • type - (Optional) The server profile version to be provisioned. Defaults to ServerProfileV5. Use ServerProfileV6 to use Image Streamer.

Attributes Reference

In addition to the arguments listed above, the following computed attributes are exported:

  • serial_number - A 10-byte value that is exposed to the Operating System as the server hardware's Serial Number. The value can be a virtual serial number, user defined serial number or physical serial number read from the server's ROM. It cannot be modified after the profile is created.

  • public_mac - The MAC address of the NIC your public network is attached to. Need to specify public_connection to access this value.

  • public_slot_id - The slot id of the NIC your public network is attached to. Need to specify public_connection to access this value.

  • ilo_ip - The ILO ip address that is managing the server.

  • hardware_uri - The URI of the hardware the server is provisioned on.