opc_compute_network_interface

Use this data source to access the configuration of an instance's network interface

Example Usage

data "opc_compute_network_interface" "foo" {
  instance_id   = "${opc_compute_instance.my_instance.id}"
  instance_name = "${opc_compute_instance.my_instance.name}"
  interface     = "eth0"
}

output "mac_address" {
  value = "${data.opc_compute_network_interface.foo.mac_address}"
}

output "vnic" {
  value = "${data.opc_compute_network_interface.foo.vnic}"
}

Argument Reference

• instance_name is the name of the instance.
• instance_id is the id of the instance.
• interface is the name of the attached interface. eth0, eth1, ... eth9.

Attributes Reference

• dns - Array of DNS servers for the interface.
• ip_address - IP Address assigned to the interface.
• ip_network - The IP Network assigned to the interface.
• is_default_gateway - Whether or not the the interface is the default gateway.
• mac_address - The MAC address of the interface.
• model - The model of the NIC card used.
• name_servers - Array of name servers for the interface.
• nat - The IP Reservation (in IP Networks) associated with the interface.
• search_domains - The search domains that are sent through DHCP as option 119.
• sec_lists - The security lists the interface is added to.
• shared_network - Whether or not the interface is inside the Shared Network or an IP Network.
• vnic - The name of the vNIC created for the IP Network.
• vnic_sets - The array of vNIC Sets the interface was added to.