In Terraform, a resource is an abstract entity that represents a real-world object, such as access zone, ads provider, file system or nfs export. A resource belongs to a provider, accepts arguments, outputs attributes, and has a lifecycle. Resource blocks are used to declare resources in Terraform, and each block describes one or more infrastructure objects.
This resource is used to manage the Access Zone entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the Access Zone using this resource. We can also import an existing Access Zone from PowerScale array. PowerScale access zones allow you to isolate data and control who can access data in each zone.
This resource is used to manage the ACL Settings entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the ACL Settings using this resource. We can also import the existing ACL Settings from PowerScale array. Note that, ACL Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load ACL Settings from PowerScale to the resource state.
This resource is used to manage the ADS provider entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the ADS provider using this resource. We can also import an existing ADS provider from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the Cluster Email Settings entity of PowerScale Array. PowerScale Cluster Email Settings provide the ability to configure email settings on the cluster.We can Create, Update and Delete the Cluster Email Settings using this resource. We can also import existing Cluster Email Settings from PowerScale array. Note that, Cluster Email Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load Cluster Email Settings from PowerScale to the resource state.
This resource is used to manage the File Pool Policy entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the File Pool Policy using this resource. We can also import an existing File Pool Policy from PowerScale array. PowerScale File Pool Policy can identify logical groups of files and specify storage operations for these files.
This resource is used to manage the FileSystem (Namespace directory) entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the FileSystem using this resource. We can also import an existing FileSystem from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the Groupnet entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the Groupnet using this resource. We can also import an existing Groupnet from PowerScale array. PowerScale Groupnet sits above subnets and pools and allows separate Access Zones to contain distinct DNS settings.
This resource is used to manage the LDAP provider entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the LDAP provider using this resource. We can also import an existing LDAP provider from PowerScale array. PowerScale LDAP provider enables you to define, query, and modify directory services and resources.
This resource is used to manage the Namespace ACL on PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the Namespace ACL using this resource. We can also import the existing Namespace ACL from PowerScale array. Note that, when creating the resource, we actually load Namespace ACL from PowerScale to the resource state.
This resource is used to manage the Network Rule entity on PowerScale array. We can Create, Update and Delete the Network Rule using this resource. We can also import an existing Network Rule from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the Network Settings entity of PowerScale Array. PowerScale Network Settings provide the ability to configure external network configuration on the cluster.We can Create, Update and Delete the Network Settings using this resource. We can also import an existing Network Settings from PowerScale array. Note that, Network Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load Network Settings from PowerScale to the resource state.
This resource is used to manage the network pool entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the network pool using this resource. We can also import an existing network pool from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the NFS export entity of PowerScale Array. PowerScale provides an NFS server so you can share files on your cluster. We can Create, Update and Delete the NFS export using this resource. We can also import an existing NFS export from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the NFS Export Settings of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the NFS Export Settings using this resource.Note that, NFS Export Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load NFS Export Settings from PowerScale to the resource.
This resource is used to manage the NFS Global Settings of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the NFS Global Settings using this resource.Note that, NFS Global Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load NFS Global Settings from PowerScale to the resource.
This resource is used to manage the NFS Zone Settings of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the NFS Zone Settings using this resource. Note that, NFS Zone Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load NFS Zone Settings from PowerScale to the resource.
This resource is used to manage the NTP Server entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the NTP Server using this resource. We can also import an existing NTP Server from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the NTP Settings entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the NTP Settings using this resource. We can also import the existing NTP Settings from PowerScale array. Note that, NTP Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load NTP Settings from PowerScale to the resource state.
This resource is used to manage the Quota entity of PowerScale Array. Quota module monitors and enforces administrator-defined storage limits. We can Create, Update and Delete the Quota using this resource. We can also import an existing Quota from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the role entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the role using this resource. We can also import an existing role from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the S3 Bucket entity of PowerScale Array. PowerScale S3 Bucket map to the PowerScale file system as base directory for Objects. We can Create, Update and Delete the S3 Bucket using this resource. We can also import an existing S3 Bucket from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the SmartPools Settings of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the SmartPools Settings using this resource.Note that, SmartPools Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load SmartPools Settings from PowerScale to the resource.
This resource is used to manage the SMB Server Settings of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the SMB Server Settings using this resource. Note that, SMB Server Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load SMB Server Settings from PowerScale to the resource.
This resource is used to manage the SMB share entity on PowerScale array. PowerScale SMB shares provide clients network access to file system resources on the cluster. We can Create, Update and Delete the SMB share using this resource. We can also import an existing SMB Share from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the SMB share Settings entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the SMB share Settings using this resource. We can also import the existing SMB share Settings from PowerScale array. Note that, SMB share Settings is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load SMB share Settings from PowerScale to the resource state.
This resource is used to manage the Snapshot entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the Snapshot using this resource. We can also import an existing Snapshot from PowerScale array. PowerScale Snapshots is a logical pointer to data that is stored on a cluster at a specific point in time.
This resource is used to manage the Snapshot Schedule entity on PowerScale array. We can Create, Update and Delete the Snapshot Schedules using this resource. We can also import an existing Snapshot Schedule from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the Subnet entity on PowerScale array. We can Create, Update and Delete the Subnet using this resource. We can also import an existing Subnet from PowerScale array.
This resource is used to manage the User entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the User using this resource. We can also import an existing User from PowerScale array. PowerScale User allows you to authenticate through a local authentication provider. Remote users are restricted to read-only operations.
This resource is used to manage the User Group entity of PowerScale Array. We can Create, Update and Delete the User Group using this resource. We can also import an existing User Group from PowerScale array. PowerScale User Group allows you to do operations on a set of users, groups and well-knowns.
This resource is used to manage the User Mapping Rules entity of PowerScale Array. PowerScale User Mapping Rules combines user identities from different directory services into a single access token and then modifies it according to configured rules.We can Create, Update and Delete the User Mapping Rules using this resource. We can also import an existing User Mapping Rules from PowerScale array. Note that, User Mapping Rules is the native functionality of PowerScale. When creating the resource, we actually load User Mapping Rules from PowerScale to the resource state.