Hi 👋! JDCloud is now one of the Terraform official providers. All files and documents has been moved to the Our New Repository. This project has been deprecated. Any bugs or issues, please report it to Our New Repository
If you have any questions, feel free to let us know 😊
- JDCloud-Team ark@jd.com
- Email liangxiaohan@jd.com
- Terraform 0.10+
- Go 1.12(to build the provider plugin)
- Prepare a folder for Terraform
mkdir terraform && cd terraform
- Prepare your
jdcloud.tf
. This is where Terraform begins
touch jdcloud.tf
- Download Terraform
- Download Terraform-Jdcloud-Plugin
- Launch!
terraform init
Terraform is now start working, it will manage your resources according to your jdcloud.tf
We would recommend our users begin with some simple resource, say VPC
and ElasticIP
How to write jdcloud.tf
? Check Here
Contributions and advices to this plugin is very welcomed. In order to get start with, you need to do the following steps.
First you will need to have Golang1.12 installed on your machine. Besides,
You will need to correctly set up $GOPATH, as well as adding $GOPATH/bin
to your $PATH
After you have modified the code you can compile this plugin by make build
.
Remember to format your code by using go fmt
. If it works fine. Plugin will be in your $GOPATH/bin
$ make build
==> Checking that code complies with gofmt requirements...
go install
$ ls $GOPATH/bin | grep jdcloud
terraform-provider-jdcloud
Acceptance test can be an important part of developing process. Basically, it will first create a resource,
validate its attributes and see if it works as expected. Update this resource if applied and eventually delete this resource.
Acceptance tests are files in jdcloud
with suffix _test.go
. You can invoke an acceptance test by
make testacc
Note
- Acceptance creates real resources, it will probably cost some money.
- Process usually takes 20~30 minutes depends on your network condition.
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