provider-jet-cloudscale

Terrajet Cloudscale Provider

provider-jet-cloudscale is a Crossplane provider that is built using Terrajet code generation tools and exposes XRM-conformant managed resources for the Cloudscale API.

Installing the provider

Assuming that you have a working Crossplane installation and kubectl is configured for the K8s cluster running your Crossplane installation, you can install provider-jet-cloudscale:

• Generate an API token with write permissions in the Cloudscale web interface
• Put the API token into examples/providerconfig/secret.yaml.tmpl
• Install the secret into K8s:

  kubectl apply -f examples/providerconfig/secret.yaml.tmpl
  

• Install the provider configuration into K8s. This tells the provider which secret to use.

  kubectl apply -f examples/providerconfig/providerconfig.yaml
  

• Install the provider. This is achieved by installing the "Crossplane package" with the name provider-jet-cloudscale, which in turn sets up the controller image provider-jet-cloudscale-controller which does the real work. You may need to adjust the version number of the "Crossplane package" first in examples/providerconfig/install.yaml.

  kubectl apply -f examples/providerconfig/install.yaml
  

• Check if the provider is ready.

  kubectl get Provider provider-jet-cloudscale
  

  It should both be 'installed' and 'healthy'. If everything is correct the controller is running as the 'provider-jet-cloudscale-...' pod in the crossplane-system namespace and there are some cloudscale-specific CRDs available.

Using the provider

Assuming the setup is complete you can now create demo user:

kubectl apply -f examples/demouser.yaml

You should now see a "DemoUser" appear in the Cloudscale web interface.

kubectl delete User demouser

The "DemoUser" should now disappear from the Cloudscale web interface.

Licensing

provider-jet-cloudscale is under the Apache 2.0 license.