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Thank you, great post!
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The "Build the OpenStack provider" step is not necessary. There are pre-built release binaries for the openstack provider which Terraform will automatically fetch when you run terraform init if the terraform configuration contains any `openstack` resources:
$ terraform init Initializing provider plugins... - Checking for available provider plugins on https://releases.hashicorp.com... - Downloading plugin for provider "openstack" (1.3.0)...
I have a question about this post. Do you know why the repository I can use for the internal version of Oracle Linux (OBI)? I am asking because I recently created a cluster with Kubernetes and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure using that image version but I did not find Terraform in the mandatory repositories. If I use ol7_developer will update my kubectl to 1.10 causing several issues
Greetings,Gabe
I have a question about this post. Do you know why the repository I can use for the internal version of Oracle Linux (OBI)? I am asking because I recently created a cluster with Kubernetes and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure using that image version but I did not find Terraform in the mandatory repositories. If I use ol7_developer will update my kubectl to 1.10 causing several issues Greetings,Gabe
We only provide Terraform in the ol7_developer channel. If you do not want to upgrade kubectl you will need to exclude it in your Yum configuration. You can review the Oracle Linux 7 Administrator's Guide on instructions on how to configure yum to include or exclude certain packages per repo.
683986May 10 2010 — edited May 10 2010