vultr_database_replica

Provides a Vultr database replica resource. This can be used to create, read, modify, and delete managed database read replicas on your Vultr account.

Example Usage

Create a new database replica:

resource "vultr_database_replica" "my_database_replica" {
	database_id = vultr_database.my_database.id
	region = "sea"
    label = "my_database_replica_label"
	tag = "test tag"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• database_id - (Required) The managed database ID you want to attach this replica to.
• region - (Required) The ID of the region that the managed database read replica is to be created in. See List Regions
• label - (Required) A label for the managed database read replica.
• tag - (Optional) The tag to assign to the managed database read replica.

Attributes Reference

The following attributes are exported:

• id - The ID of the managed database read replica.
• database_id - The managed database ID.
• date_created - The date the managed database read replica was added to your Vultr account.
• plan - The managed database read replica's plan ID.
• plan_disk - The description of the disk(s) on the managed database read replica.
• plan_ram - The amount of memory available on the managed database read replica in MB.
• plan_vcpus - The number of virtual CPUs available on the managed database read replica.
• plan_replicas - The number of standby nodes available on the managed database read replica.
• region - The region ID of the managed database read replica.
• status - The current status of the managed database read replica (poweroff, rebuilding, rebalancing, configuring, running).
• label - The managed database read replica's label.
• tag - The managed database read replica's tag.
• database_engine - The database engine of the managed database read replica.
• database_engine_version - The database engine version of the managed database read replica.
• vpc_id - The ID of the VPC Network attached to the managed database read replica.
• dbname - The managed database read replica's default logical database.
• host - The hostname assigned to the managed database read replica.
• public_host - The public hostname assigned to the managed database read replica (VPC-attached only).
• user - The primary admin user for the managed database read replica.
• password - The password for the managed database read replica's primary admin user.
• port - The connection port for the managed database read replica.
• maintenance_dow - The preferred maintenance day of week for the managed database read replica.
• maintenance_time - The preferred maintenance time for the managed database read replica.
• backup_hour - The preferred hour of the day (UTC) for daily backups to take place (unavailable for Kafka engine types).
• backup_minute - The preferred minute of the backup hour for daily backups to take place (unavailable for Kafka engine types).
• latest_backup - The date of the latest backup available on the managed database read replica.
• trusted_ips - A list of allowed IP addresses for the managed database read replica.
• mysql_sql_modes - A list of SQL modes currently configured for the managed database read replica (MySQL engine types only).
• mysql_require_primary_key - The configuration value for whether primary keys are required on the managed database read replica (MySQL engine types only).
• mysql_slow_query_log - The configuration value for slow query logging on the managed database read replica (MySQL engine types only).
• mysql_long_query_time - The configuration value for the long query time (in seconds) on the managed database read replica (MySQL engine types only).
• eviction_policy - The configuration value for the data eviction policy on the managed database read replica (Valkey engine types only).
• cluster_time_zone - The configured time zone for the managed database read replica in TZ database format.