Resource: yet_cloud_application_resource

An application's own database — Overlite, Postgres or Redis — its add-on: run beside it on each of its stages, each stage's its own, and handed to it in a variable.

Note: For one database that several applications share, make it an environment's — yet_cloud_database — and attach it with yet_cloud_database_attachment.

Note: Destroyed, it stops at the agents' next look — its volume stays on each server. Back it up first with the yet_cloud_database_backup action.

Example Usage

# A Postgres of the API's own, on each of its stages.
resource "yet_cloud_application_resource" "db" {
  application_id = yet_cloud_application.api.id
  kind           = "postgres"
  features       = ["pgvector"]
  memory_mb      = 1024
}

# A cache beside each copy of it, on every member of a pool.
resource "yet_cloud_application_resource" "cache" {
  application_id = yet_cloud_application.api.id
  kind           = "redis"
  env_var        = "CACHE_URL"
  placement      = "member"
  features       = ["volatile"]
}

Schema

Required

application_id (String) The application it is of.
kind (String) overlite, postgres or redis.

Optional

env_var (String) The variable the application is handed its address in — capitals, digits and underscores: DATABASE_URL for Overlite and Postgres, REDIS_URL for Redis, unless set.
features (Set of String) What it runs with: pgvector for Postgres; volatile, evict for Redis.
memory_mb (Number) The memory it may use, in MB: 128 to 65536, or 0 for no limit.
placement (String) On a pool: shared — one, on its first member — or member, one on each. Overlite and Postgres are shared, Redis each member's, unless set.
stopped (Boolean) Whether it is stopped: kept, not running.
studio_read_only (Boolean) Whether the studio only reads.
studio_role (String) Who opens it in Cloud's studio: viewer, developer or admin.
version (String) The version it runs; the newest unless set.

Read-Only

id (String) The ID of this resource.
image (String) The image it runs.

Import

In Terraform v1.5.0 and later, with an import block:

import {
  to = yet_cloud_application_resource.db
  id = "01J9Z8K3V7Q2M4N6P8R0S2T4V6"
}

With terraform import:

terraform import yet_cloud_application_resource.db 01J9Z8K3V7Q2M4N6P8R0S2T4V6