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New resource: vsphere_distributed_virtual_switch (refactor) #188
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This commit is a major refactor of the DVS resource provided in PR #135. More options have been added, the DVS has been fixed so that it uses the VMware DVS object instead of the generic DVS object, which is more or less just used for 3rd party DVS switches. This meant that the DVS was missing a number of features that more than likely would have been expected in the DVS. The breadth of the features added can be seen in the documentation. It should be noted that this does not include the ability to set private VLANs, filtering policies, or port mirroring sessions, which will be added at a later date and pending business case. This work also contains a bunch of up front work that will be necessary for the vsphere_distributed_port_group resource, which will be following not too long after this resource.
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This commit adds the vsphere_distributed_port_group resource, allowing port groups to be created on DVS switches, introducing the ability to manage real networks with Terraform that can be used to set up virtual machines on. This update also includes various fixes to #188 to fix spurious diffs and expected behaviour when both resources are used in tandem.
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This commit adds the vsphere_distributed_port_group resource, allowing port groups to be created on DVS switches, introducing the ability to manage real networks with Terraform that can be used to set up virtual machines on. This update also includes various fixes to #188 to fix spurious diffs and expected behaviour when both resources are used in tandem.
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This commit is a major refactor of the DVS resource provided in PR #135.
More options have been added, the DVS has been fixed so that it uses the
VMware DVS object instead of the generic DVS object, which is more or
less just used for 3rd party DVS switches. This meant that the DVS was
missing a number of features that more than likely would have been
expected in the DVS.
The breadth of the features added can be seen in the documentation. It
should be noted that this does not include the ability to set private
VLANs, filtering policies, or port mirroring sessions, which will be
added at a later date and pending business case.
This work also contains a bunch of up front work that will be necessary
for the
vsphere_distributed_port_group
resource, which will be followingnot too long after this resource.