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Support for virtual network interfaces across instance, bare metal servers, instance templates, shares.
New resources :
New datasources:
A virtual network interface (VNI) is a logical abstraction of a network interface in a subnet. It can be attached to a target resource, providing that resource with network connectivity. As a top-level resource with a CRN, a VNI's lifecycle is independent of the target resource it is attached to (unless auto_delete is set to true). In addition, it has its own set of IAM permissions.
A VNI has the following properties that define networking policies:
Changes in datasource :
Changes in resource :
bare metal server
bare metal server NetworkAttachment
security_group
subnet_reserved_ip
virtual_network_interface
[] Develop resource/commands for VNI CRUD apis
[] Develop VNI floating ips CRUD apis
[] Develop VNI reserved ips CRUD apis
[] Revisit VNI prototype and add additional properties to the schema/commands
[] Develop secondary ips in file share mount target
[] develop vni ID and auto_delete in mount target
Community Note
Relates OR Closes #0000
Output from acceptance testing:
Community Note
Relates OR Closes #0000
Output from acceptance testing: