With this template you can provision and manage a Cloud Foundry application. The template here is a sample which, beside the terraform configuration file, also includes the source code of a sample application. This source code is pushed to the IBM Cloud during deployment (i.e. if you trigger the Apply, see below).
In order to use this in a scenario where the source code of the application is updated regularly and re-deployed to the cloud, you should fork the repository - or create your own git repo using the terraform configuration files of this template as sample.
The following variables are used to customize the template.
| Variable Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| ibm_cloud_apikey | IBM Cloud user apikey | - |
| ibm_cloud_organization | IBM Cloud organization name | - |
| ibm_cloud_space | IBM Cloud space name | - |
| application_hostname | hostname for the application's route. The resulting url will be hostname.mybluemix.net. Note that this must be unique across IBM Cloud, i.e. specifying trivial names such as test most probably results in an error during deployment. You then have to change the variable and trigger the Apply again. |
- |
| application_version | version specification of the application. A change of this parameters is an indication for terraform that the application code has changed and needs to be redeployed. | 100 |
| application_instances | number of cloud foundry application instances to be deployed | 1 |
After setting up your environment with this template, you can run Plan to preview how Schematics will deploy resources (in this case, a Cloud Foundry application) to your environment. When you are ready to deploy the app, run Apply.
After a successful deployment, you can access the application using the provided hostname: https:\\<hostname>.mybluemix.net. The exact hostname is also written to the terraform log for reference.
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