powerstore_nas_server (Data Source)

This datasource is used to query the existing NAS Server from PowerStore array. The information fetched from this datasource can be used for getting the details for further processing in resource block.

Example Usage

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# commands to run this tf file : terraform init && terraform apply --auto-approve
# This datasource reads NAS Servers either by id or name where user can provide a value to any one of them
# If it is a empty datsource block , then it will read all the NAS Servers
# If id or name is provided then it reads a particular NAS Server with that id or name
# Only one of the attribute can be provided among id and name 

# Fetching all NAS Servers
data "powerstore_nas_server" "all" {
}

# Fetching NAS Server by id
data "powerstore_nas_server" "nas_server_by_id" {
  id = "282479293"
}

# Fetching NAS Server by name
data "powerstore_nas_server" "nas_server_by_name" {
  name = "nas_server_1"
}

output "powerstore_nas_server" {
  value = data.powerstore_nas_server.all.nas_servers
}

After the successful execution of above said block, We can see the output by executing terraform output command. Also, we can fetch information via the variable: data.powerstore_nas_server.test1.attribute_name where attribute_name is the attribute which user wants to fetch.

Schema

Optional

  • id (String) Unique identifier of the NAS Server. Conflicts with name.
  • name (String) NAS Server name. Conflicts with id.

Read-Only

Nested Schema for nas_servers

Read-Only:

  • backup_ipv4_interface_id (String) Backup IPv4 Interface ID
  • backup_ipv6_interface_id (String) Backup IPv6 Interface ID
  • current_node_id (String) Current Node ID
  • current_preferred_ipv4_interface_id (String) Current Preferred IPv4Interface ID
  • current_preferred_ipv6_interface_id (String) Current Preferred IPv6Interface ID
  • current_unix_directory_service (String) Current Unix Directory Service
  • current_unix_directory_service_l10n (String) Current Unix Directory Service L10n
  • default_unix_user (String) Default Unix User
  • default_windows_user (String) Default Windows User
  • description (String) Description
  • file_events_publishing_mode (String) File Events Publishing Mode
  • file_events_publishing_mode_l10n (String) File Events Publishing Mode L10n
  • id (String) Unique identifier of the NAS Server
  • is_auto_user_mapping_enabled (Boolean) Is Auto User Mapping Enabled
  • is_dr_test (Boolean) Is DR Test
  • is_production_mode_enabled (Boolean) Is Production Mode Enabled
  • is_replication_destination (Boolean) Is Replication Destination
  • is_username_translation_enabled (Boolean) Is Username Translation Enabled
  • name (String) NAS Server name
  • operational_status (String) Operational Status
  • operational_status_l10n (String) Operational Status L10n
  • preferred_node_id (String) Preferred Node ID
  • production_ipv4_interface_id (String) Production IPv4 Interface ID
  • production_ipv6_interface_id (String) Production IPv6 Interface ID
  • protection_policy_id (String) Protection Policy ID