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{: #attach-interfaces-cluster-network}
After you create an instance, you can attach it to a cluster network instance subnet. Alternatively, you can plan out your network by creating your interfaces up front before attaching your instances.
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{: #attach-interfaces-prerequisites}
Review Planning considerations and Known issues and limitations.
You can attach cluster network interfaces to an instance with the CLI, API, or Terraform.
{: #attach-interfaces-cluster-network-cli} {: cli}
To attach interfaces to an instance in the CLI, follow these steps:
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Log in to your account with the CLI. After you enter the password, the system prompts for the account and region that you want to use:
ibmcloud login --sso
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To attach an interface to an instance, enter the following command:
ibmcloud is instance-cluster-network-attachments INSTANCE --cnac CLUSTER_NETWORK_ATTACHMENT
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Where:
INSTANCE
: ID or name of the instance.--output
: Specify output format, only JSON is supported. One of:JSON
.-q
,quiet
: Suppress verbose output.
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To create instance my-ins-1
with cluster network atttachments:
ibmcloud is instance-create my-ins-1 cli-vpc us-south-2 fx3d-160c1792x9h100 cli-subnet --image ibm-ubuntu-20-04-6-minimal-amd64-5 --cluster-network-attachments '[{"name":"instance-cnac-1","cluster_network_interface":{"id":"7208-18204195-be40-4f12-aaaa-2649e19acb91"}},{"name":"instance-cnac-2","cluster_network_interface":{"id":"7208-cf6023a3-86c7-459f-84b8-536b4f812541"}},{"name":"instance-cnac-3","cluster_network_interface":{"id":"7208-2d55d27c-835c-4566-acbc-da36bcf49da7"}},{"name":"instance-cnac-4","cluster_network_interface":{"id":"7208-161e2919-c505-4e6d-bd49-88e7e0c0f1f3"}},{"name":"instance-cnac-5","cluster_network_interface":{"id":"7208-d700a40e-af61-45ee-b71a-a09203db76bd"}},{"name":"instance-cnac-6","cluster_network_interface":{"id":"7208-c7dbc8b9-6b47-4b83-8649-512e4e8f0a81"}},{"name":"instance-cnac-7","cluster_network_interface":{"id":"7208-f4773e40-49b5-4d44-8c68-7a75513bbf16"}},{"name":"instance-cnac-8","cluster_network_interface":{"id":"7208-46e097b5-c1ea-4669-aafd-7a4cc82d0e02"}}]'
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To create instance my-ins-2
with a cluster network attachments JSON file:
ibmcloud is instance-create my-ins-2 deceiving-strode-dimly-undesirable us-south-2 hx3d-160x1002x8h100 test-subnet --image ibm-ubuntu-20-04-6-minimal-amd64-5 --cluster-network-attachments @~/cnac.json
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{: #attach-interfaces-cluster-network-api} {: api}
To attach cluster network interfaces to an instance with the API, follow these steps:
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Set up your API environment with the right variables.
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Store any additional variables to be used in the API commands; for example:
version
(string): The API version, in formatYYYY-MM-DD
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When all variables are initiated, enter the following command to attach the cluster network interface to the instance:
curl -X POST "$vpc_api_endpoint/v1/instances/$instance_id/cluster_network_attachments?version=$today&generation=2" -H "Authorization: Bearer $iam_token" -d '{ "name": "my-cluster-network-attachment", "cluster_network_interface": { "id": "$cluster_network_interface_id" } }'
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To view the complete set of cluster network APIs, see the VPC API reference.
{: #attach-interfaces-cluster-network-terraform} {: terraform}
The following example provisions an instance cluster network attachment by using Terraform:
resource "ibm_is_instance_cluster_network_attachment" "is_instance_cluster_network_attachment_instance" {
instance = var.is_instance_cluster_network_attachment_instance_id
before {
# href = "https://us-south.iaas.cloud.ibm.com/v1/instances/5dd61d72-acaa-47c2-a336-3d849660d010/cluster_network_attachments/0767-fb880975-db45-4459-8548-64e3995ac213" // conflicts with id
id = "0767-fb880975-db45-4459-8548-64e3995ac213"
}
cluster_network_interface {
# id = var.is_cluster_network_interface_id // conflicts with other properties
auto_delete = var.is_cluster_auto_delete
name = var.is_cluster_name
subnet = var.is_cluster_subnet_id
primary_ip {
address = "192.168.3.4"
name = "my-cluster-subnet-reserved-ip-1"
}
}
name = var.is_instance_cluster_network_attachment_name
}
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