Allow creating tofu-controlled compute volumes #452
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Warning: updating images for compute nodes currently forces them to be destroyed and replaced as the uuid of their block devices changes, even if no volumes are defined for them |
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This is fixed in final PR, by attaching volumes to compute nodes rather than defining them as part of the block device configuration for the node. |
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Replaced by #528 |
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Adds a "volumes" property to the
computeterraform variable which defines optional OpenTofu-controlled volumes attached to compute nodes. Useful for simulating additional disks present in baremetal instances using virtualized instances.Note that:
homeandstatevolumes` attached to the control node, compute volumes defined this way are not automatically formatted or mounted./dev/{v,s}d*is likely to change across reboots. Use e.g./dev/disk/by-path/for mounts etc.