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| # LAMP Template | ||
| # LAMP template | ||
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| An IBM Cloud Schematics template to provision a virtual machine instance and configure it with the "LAMP" stack: Linux, Apache, MySQL (mariadb), and PHP. Schematics uses [Terraform](https://www.terraform.io/) as the infrastructure as code engine. With this template, you can provision and manage infrastructure as a single unit. | ||
| The LAMP template is an IBM Cloud Schematics template that is used to create a virtual server instance (VSI) and configure it with the "LAMP" stack: Linux, Apache, MySQL (mariadb), and PHP. Schematics uses [Terraform](https://www.terraform.io/) as the infrastructure-as-code engine. With this template, you can create and manage infrastructure as a single unit. | ||
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| See the IBM Cloud docs for more information about [Schematics](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/schematics). | ||
| For more information about how to use the template, see the [IBM Cloud Schematics documentation](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/schematics). | ||
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| ## Costs | ||
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| This sample uses chargable services and **will** incur costs for the time the services are deployed. Execution of `terraform destroy` will result in deletion of all resources including the ICD service instance. Billing for VSIs and ICD will terminate on the hour. | ||
| This sample uses chargeable services and you are charged for the time the services are deployed. Running the `terraform destroy` command deletes all resources, including the IBM Cloud database service instance. Billing for virtual server instances (VSIs) and IBM Cloud database terminates on the hour. | ||
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| ## Dependencies | ||
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| - User has IAM security rights to create and configure an IBM Cloud Database instance and VSIs | ||
| The user must have Identity and Access Management (IAM) access to create and configure an IBM Cloud database instance and VSIs. | ||
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| ## Identity & Access Management (IAM) Permissions | ||
| ## Configuring your deployment values | ||
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| The following variables need to be set before use | ||
| Set the following variables before you use the template: | ||
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| * `softlayer_username` is an Infrastructure user name. Go to https://cloud.ibm.com/iam/users/, select the user, scroll down and check username under VPN password. | ||
| * `softlayer_api_key` is an Infrastructure API Key. Go to https://cloud.ibm.com/iam/users/, select the user, scroll down and check Classic infrastructure API key under API keys. If you don't have one already, go to https://cloud.ibm.com/iam/#/apikeys and create a new Classic infrastructure key. | ||
| * `softlayer_username` is a the infrastructure user name. Go to **Access (IAM) > Users**, and select your name. Then, verify the user name is listed in the VPN password section. | ||
| * `softlayer_api_key` is a classic infrastructure API key. Go to **Access (IAM) > Users**, and select your name. Then, verify that a classic infrastructure API key is included in the API keys section. If you don't have one already, you can create one from the [IBM Cloud API keys page](https://cloud.ibm.com/iam/apikeys). | ||
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| ### Variables | ||
| You must also set the following deployment values on the Create page. You can enter customized values or accept the defaults. | ||
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| |Variable Name|Description|Default Value| | ||
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| |cores|The number of CPU cores to allocate.|1| | ||
| |datacenter|The data center to create resources in. You can get the list by running `ibmcloud cs locations`.|wdc01| | ||
| |disk_size|The numeric disk sizes (in GB) for the instance’s block device and disk image settings.|25| | ||
| |domain|The domain for the instance.|domain.dev| | ||
| |hostname|The hostname for the instance.|lamp| | ||
| |memory|The amount of memory, expressed in megabytes, to allocate.|1026| | ||
| |network_speed|The connection speed (in Mbps) for the instance’s network components.|100| | ||
| |os_reference_code|The operating system reference code that is used to provision the computing instance. To see available OS reference codes, log in to the [IBM Cloud Infrastructure (SoftLayer) API](https://api.softlayer.com/rest/v3/SoftLayer_Virtual_Guest_Block_Device_Template_Group/getVhdImportSoftwareDescriptions.json?objectMask=referenceCode).|CENTOS_LATEST_64| | ||
| |private_network_only|When set to true, a compute instance only has access to the private network.|false| | ||
| |softlayer_api_key|Your IBM Cloud Infrastructure (SoftLayer) API key.|| | ||
| |softlayer_username|Your IBM Cloud Infrastructure (SoftLayer) user name.|| | ||
| |ssh_key|Your public SSH key to access the VM.|| | ||
| |datacenter|The data center to create resources in, for example, dal13. To get a list of all data centers, run the `ic sl vs options` command.|wdc01| | ||
| |disk_size|The numeric disk sizes in GB for the instance’s block device and disk image settings.|25| | ||
| |domain|The domain for the instance, for example, domain.dev|domain.dev| | ||
| |hostname|The hostname for the instance, for example, vm1|lamp| | ||
| |memory|The amount of memory in MB to allocate.|1026| | ||
| |network_speed|The connection speed in Mbps for the instance’s network components.|100| | ||
| |os_reference_code|The code that is used to provision the computing instance. To see available OS reference codes, log in to the [IBM Cloud Infrastructure (SoftLayer) API](https://api.softlayer.com/rest/v3/SoftLayer_Virtual_Guest_Block_Device_Template_Group/getVhdImportSoftwareDescriptions.json?objectMask=referenceCode).|CENTOS_LATEST_64| | ||
| |private_network_only|Enter true or false. True means a compute instance has access only to the private network.|false| | ||
| |softlayer_api_key|Enter your classic infrastructure API key. See the [IBM Cloud API keys page](https://cloud.ibm.com/iam/apikeys) to get the details of an existing API key or to create a new one.|| | ||
| |softlayer_username|Enter your classic infrastructure user name. Go to **Access (IAM) > Users**, and select your name. Then, locate your user name from the VPN password section. || | ||
| |ssh_key|Your public SSH key to access the virtual machine. Your public key is saved to a `id_rsa.pub` file in the `.ssh` subdirectory of your home directory.|| | ||
| |ssh_label|An identifying label to assign to the SSH key.|public ssh key - Schematics VM| | ||
| |ssh_notes|A description to assign to the SSH key.|| | ||
| |ssh_user|The provisioning username.|root| | ||
| |tags|Descriptive tags to label the resource.|| | ||
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| |ssh_user|The default user name for the virtual machine, for example, the "root" user for UNIX operating systems. |root| | ||
| |tags|Add descriptive tags to label the resource. A tag is a label that you assign to a resource for easy filtering of resources in your resource list.|| | ||
| ## Outputs | ||
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| This template outputs the IPv4 address of the created virtual machine | ||
| This template outputs the IPv4 address of the created virtual machine. | ||
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