natgateway

Type representing a IonosCloud NAT Gateway.

Parameters:

Name	Required	Description
name	true	The name of the NAT Gateway.

Properties:

Name	Required	Description
ensure	No	The basic property that the resource should be in. Valid values are present, absent.
public_ips	No	Collection of public IP addresses of the NAT gateway. Should be customer reserved IP addresses in that location.
lans	No	Collection of LANs connected to the NAT gateway. IPs must contain valid subnet mask. If user will not provide any IP then system will generate an IP with /24 subnet.
rules	No	A list of flow logs associated to the NAT Gateway.
flowlogs	No	A list of flow logs associated to the NAT Gateway.
datacenter_id	No	The ID of the virtual data center where the NAT Gateway will reside.
datacenter_name	No	The name of the virtual data center where the NAT Gateway will reside.
id	No	The NAT Gateway ID.
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Changeable properties:

• public_ips

• lans

• rules

• flowlogs

Examples

To list resources:

puppet resource natgateway

NOTE: If two resources have the same name only one of them will be shown.

To create, update or delete a resource:

$datacenter_name = 'testdc1'

datacenter { $datacenter_name :
  ensure      => present,
  location    => 'us/las',
  description => 'my data center desc.'
}
-> natgateway { 'testnatg':
  datacenter_name => $datacenter_name,
  public_ips      => ['127.0.0.2'],
  lans            => [
  ],
  flowlogs        => [
    {
      name      => 'test123123',
      action    => 'ALL',
      bucket    => 'testtest234134124214',
      direction => 'EGRESS',
    }
  ],
  rules           => [
    {
      name              => 'test_rule',
      protocol          => 'TCP',
      source_subnet     => '192.168.0.1/32',
      target_subnet     => '192.168.0.4/32',
      public_ip         => '127.0.0.1',
      target_port_range => {
        start => 22,
        end   => 27,
      }
    },
    {
      name              => 'test_rule2',
      protocol          => 'TCP',
      source_subnet     => '192.168.0.1/32',
      target_subnet     => '192.168.0.4/32',
      public_ip         => '127.0.0.1',
      target_port_range => {
        start => 23,
        end   => 26,
      }
    },
    {
      name              => 'test_rule3',
      protocol          => 'TCP',
      source_subnet     => '192.168.0.1/32',
      target_subnet     => '192.168.0.4/32',
      public_ip         => '127.0.0.1',
      target_port_range => {
        start => 22,
        end   => 24,
      }
    },
  ]
}

NOTE: If two resources with the same name ar found an error will be thrown, this only applies to cases where the resource cannot be identified. Example: an error is thrown for two servers with the same name in the same datacenter, not for two servers with the same name, but in different datacenters.