Harvester on Equinix

Simple example using the terraform equinix provider to create a multi node harvester cluster.

The user needs to provide two environment variables:

METAL_AUTH_TOKEN API token to access your Equinix account

TF_VAR_api_key API token to access your Equinix account (needed when Spot Market is enabled)

TF_VAR_project_name or TF_VAR_project_id Terraform variable to identify project in your Equinix account.

Optionally the user can also provide:

TF_VAR_metal_create_project Terraform variable to create a project of name TF_VAR_project_name if it does not exist.

You can overwrite any values in variables.tf by using .tfvars files or other means

By default the module will create a 3 node Harvester cluster.

The Harvester console can be accessed using an Elastic IP created by the sample.

A random token and password will be generated for your example.

terraform output -raw harvester_os_password
terraform output -raw harvester_cluster_secret

If you provide a Rancher API URL and keys, your Harvester environment can be managed by Rancher and a kubeconfig file will be saved locally.

Using terraform.tfvars.example to Override Variable Values

You can use the terraform.tfvars.example file to override the default values in variables.tf. To do this, rename the example File from terraform.tfvars.example to terraform.tfvars.