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servercore_vpc_keypair_v2

servercore_vpc_keypair_v2

Creates and manages an SSH key pair using public API v2. For more information about SSH key pairs, see the official Servercore documentation.

Servercore products support Identity and Access Management (IAM). Only service users can use SSH key pairs. To create a service user, use the servercore_iam_serviceuser_v1 resource. For more information about service users, see the official Servercore documentation.

Example Usage⁠

resource "servercore_keypair_v2" "keypair_1" {
  name       = "keypair"
  public_key = file("~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub")
  user_id    = servercore_iam_serviceuser_v1.user_1.id
}

Argument Reference⁠

  • name — (Required) Name of the SSH key pair. Changing this creates a new key pair.

  • public_key — (Required) Pregenerated OpenSSH-formatted public key. Changing this creates a new key pair. Learn more how to create SSH key pair.

  • user_id — (Required) Unique identifier of the associated service user. Changing this creates a new key pair. Retrieved from the servercore_iam_serviceuser_v1 resource.

  • regions — (Optional) List of pools where the key pair is located, for example, ru-3. Changing this creates a new key pair. Learn more about available pools in the Availability matrix.

Import⁠

You can import a SSH key pair:

export OS_DOMAIN_NAME=<account_id>
export OS_USERNAME=<username>
export OS_PASSWORD=<password>
terraform import servercore_keypair_v2.keypair_1 <user_id>/<keypair_name>

where:

  • <account_id> — Servercore account ID. The account ID is in the top right corner of the Control panel. Learn more about Registration.

  • <username> — Name of the service user. To get the name, in the Control panel, go to Identity & Access Management ⟶ User management ⟶ the Service users tab ⟶ copy the name of the required user. Learn more about Service users.

  • <password> — Password of the service user.

  • <user_id> — Unique identifier of the associated service user, for example, abc1bb378ac84e1234b869b77aadd2ab. To get the ID, in the Control panel, go to Identity & Access Management ⟶ User management ⟶ the Service users tab ⟶ copy the name of the required user.

  • <keypair_name> — Name of the key pair, for example, Key. To get the name, in the Control panel, go to Identity & Access Management ⟶ User management ⟶ the Service users tab ⟶ the user page. The SSH key pair name is in the SSH keys section.