chaossearch_index Resource

Manage indexing of object groups in Terraform

The chaossearch_index resource starts, stops, or restarts indexing for an object group.

Example Usage

The structure of the resource follows:

resource "chaossearch_index_model" "index" {  
  bucket_name = ""  
  model_mode = 0  
  delete_enabled = false  
  delete_timeout = 0  
  skip_index_pause = false
}

Argument Reference

Field	Required	Description
`bucket_name`	Yes	The name of the object group to be indexed
`model_mode`	Yes	The mode or state to apply to the object group index: `-1` Restart indexing `0` Start indexing `1` Stop indexing
`delete_enabled`	No	An option to delete index data for the object group when the Terraform environment is destroyed. This is a safeguard to prevent accidental data loss by protecting/keeping indexed data during `terraform destroy` operations. `false` – Do not delete index data during `destroy` (default). `true` – Delete index data during `destroy`. WARNING: Do not leave the setting `delete_enabled = true` in the Terraform files that you check into source control to avoid accidental removal of indexed data. You must update this argument value in your `.tfstate` file to delete your index.
`delete_timeout`	No	A timeout limit in seconds for the index deletion confirmation. The default is 0. This setting does not disable the index deletion call. It is the time to wait for the delete confirmation. If the timeout expires before the confirmation is processed, you must manually confirm that the index data is deleted in your ChaosSearch cluster.
`skip_index_pause`	No	An option that causes Terraform to wait for the indexing of an object group to complete, or to proceed without waiting for indexing to finish. Enable this setting if you do not want Terraform processing to wait for indexing to complete.

Attribute Reference

Attribute	Type	Description
`indexed`	Boolean	The status of the indexing operation for the object group
`result`	Boolean	Index request confirmation

Updated 4 months ago