azure_sql_database_server

Defines a new Firewall Rule to be applied across the given Database Servers.

Example Usage

resource "azure_sql_database_server" "sql-serv1" {
    ...
}

resource "azure_sql_database_server" "sql-serv2" {
    ...
}

resource "azure_sql_database_server_firewall_rule" "constraint" {
    name = "terraform-testing-rule"
    start_ip = "154.0.0.0"
    end_ip   = "154.0.0.255"
    database_server_names = [
        "${azure_sql_database_server.sql-serv1.name}",
        "${azure_sql_database_server.sql-serv2.name}",
    ]
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• name - (Required) The name of the rule. Changing forces the creation of a new resource.

• start_ip - (Required) The IPv4 which will represent the lower bound of the rule’s application IP’s. Traffic to/from IP’s greater than or equal to this one up to the end_ip will be permitted.

• end_ip - (Required) The IPv4 which will represent the upper bound of the rule’s application IP’s. Traffic to/from IP’s lesser that or equal to this one all the way down to the start_ip will be permitted.

• database_server_names - (Required) The set of names of the Azure SQL Database servers the rule should be enforced on.

Attributes Reference

The following attributes are exported:

• id - The database server ID. Coincides with the given name.

See the source of this document at Terraform.io