Get information on a IonosCloud K8s Node Pool
The k8s node pool data source can be used to search for and return existing k8s node pools.
name - (Optional) Name of an existing node pool that you want to search for.
id - (Optional) ID of the node pool you want to search for.
Either name or id must be provided. If none, or both are provided, the datasource will return an error.
The following attributes are returned by the datasource:
id - id of the node pool
name - name of the node pool
k8s_cluster_id - ID of the cluster this node pool is part of
datacenter_id - The UUID of the VDC
node_count - The number of nodes in this node pool
cpu_family - CPU Family
cores_count - CPU cores count
ram_size - The amount of RAM in MB
availability_zone - The compute availability zone in which the nodes should exist
storage_type - HDD or SDD
storage_size - Size of storage
k8s_version - The kubernetes version
maintenance_window - A maintenance window comprise of a day of the week and a time for maintenance to be allowed
time - A clock time in the day when maintenance is allowed
day_of_the_week - Day of the week when maintenance is allowed
auto_scaling - The range defining the minimum and maximum number of worker nodes that the managed node group can scale in
min_node_count - The minimum number of worker nodes the node pool can scale down to
max_node_count - The maximum number of worker nodes that the node pool can scale to
lans - A list of Local Area Networks the node pool is a part of
labels - A map of labels in the form of key -> value
annotations - A map of annotations in the form of key -> value
available_upgrade_versions - A list of kubernetes versions available for upgrade
public_ips - The list of fixed IPs associated with this node pool
state - one of "AVAILABLE", "INACTIVE", "BUSY", "DEPLOYING", "ACTIVE", "FAILED", "SUSPENDED", "FAILED_SUSPENDED", "UPDATING", "FAILED_UPDATING", "DESTROYING", "FAILED_DESTROYING", "TERMINATED"