observe_link

A link connects two datasets through a resource key.

Example Usage

data "observe_workspace" "default" {
  name = "Default"
}

data "observe_dataset" "container" {
  workspace = data.observe_workspace.default.oid
  name      = "Container"
}

data "observe_dataset" "node" {
  workspace = data.observe_workspace.default.oid
  name      = "Node"
}

resource "observe_link" "container_to_node" {
  workspace = data.observe_workspace.default.oid

  source = data.observe_dataset.container.oid
  target = data.observe_dataset.node.oid

  /* The container dataset has `clusterUid` and `nodeName` as columns,
   * whereas the node dataset has declared `clusterUid` and `name` as a key.
   */
  fields = ["clusterUid", "nodeName:name"]
}

Schema

Required

• fields (List of String) A collection of field mappings on which to link source and target datasets. Each element of the array can be written as a colon separated string, e.g. source_column:target_column. If the source and target fields have the same name, the target field name can be omitted, i.e. col:col can be written as col.

• source (String) OID for the source dataset.

• target (String) OID for the target dataset.

• workspace (String) OID of the workspace this object is contained in.

Optional

• label (String) A human-readable label for the link.

Read-Only

• id (String) The ID of this resource.

• oid (String) OID (Observe ID) for this object. This is the canonical identifier that should be used when referring to this object in terraform manifests.

Import

Import is supported using the following syntax:

terraform import observe_link.example 1414010