postgres_cluster

Type representing a Ionoscloud DBaaS Postgres Cluster.

Parameters:

Name	Required	Description
display_name	true	The name of the Postgres Cluster.

Properties:

Name	Required	Description
ensure	No	The basic property that the resource should be in. Valid values are present, absent.
restore	No	If true, restore the Cluster to the backup specified by backup_id and the time specified by recovery_target_time. Valid values are true, false.
postgres_version	Yes	The Postgres version of the Postgres Cluster.
maintenance_day	No	The maintenance day of the Postgres Cluster.
maintenance_time	No	The maintenance time of the Postgres Cluster.
instances	Yes	The total number of instances in the cluster (one master and n-1 standbys).
cores_count	Yes	The number of CPU cores assigned to the instances.
ram_size	Yes	The amount of RAM in MB assigned to the instances.
storage_size	Yes	The size of the volume in GB.
storage_type	Yes	The volume type.
location	Yes	The Postgres Cluster location.
backup_location	No	The S3 location where the backups will be stored.
synchronization_mode	Yes	Represents different modes of replication.
connections	Yes	An array of connections to the Postgres Cluster.
db_username	Yes	The username for the initial postgres user. Some system usernames are restricted (e.g. "postgres", "admin", "standby")
db_password	No	The password for the initial postgres user.
backup_id	No	ID of a backup for the Cluster
recovery_target_time	No	Recovery target time
id	No	The ID of the Postgres Cluster.
state	No	The state of the Postgres Cluster.
backups	No	A list of backups that exist in the Postgres Cluster.
available_postgres_vesions	No	A list of Postgres Versions available for the Postgres Cluster.
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Changeable properties:

• cores_count

• ram_size

• storage_size

• maintenance_time

• maintenance_day

• postgres_version

• instances

Examples

To list resources:

puppet resource postgres_cluster

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'
$lan_name = 1

postgres_cluster { 'test' :
  ensure               => present,
  restore              => false,
  instances            => 1,
  postgres_version     => '12',
  cores_count          => 1,
  ram_size             => 2048,
  storage_size         => 20490,
  storage_type         => 'HDD',
  synchronization_mode => 'ASYNCHRONOUS',
  location             => 'de/fra',
  backup_location      => 'eu-central-2',
  connections          => [
    'datacenter'       => $datacenter_name,
    'lan'              => $lan_name,
    'cidr'             => '192.168.1.108/24',
  ],
  db_username          => 'test',
  db_password          => '7357cluster',
}

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.