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CelerData Cloud BYOC Provider

The CelerData Cloud BYOC provider is used to configure the infrastructure that hosts your CelerData resources. You must configure the provider with proper credentials before you can use it. Currently the provider supports deployments on both AWS and Azure:

To learn more about the basics of Terraform using this provider, follow the hands-on tutorials provided in "Guides" in the navigation to the left.

You can also find documentation regarding the resources and data sources supported by this provider in the navigation to the left.

Authentication​

Before you start a cluster deployment through Terraform, you must authenticate Terraform into the CelerData Cloud BYOC platform.

Currently, Terraform supports authentication with application keys and service accounts.

Authenticate with an application key​

Create an application key by following these steps:

  1. Sign in to the CelerData Cloud BYOC console.

  2. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Application keys.

  3. On the Application keys page, click New secret.

  4. In the dialog box that appears, optionally enter a description, and then click Generate now to generate an application key. Then, copy the Secret and Client ID before you close the dialog box.

    ~> The Secret can be viewed only when the application key is created. Make sure that you copy and save the Secret before closing the dialog box.

The CelerData Cloud BYOC provider will use the Secret and Client ID of your application key to provision and manage CelerData resources.

For more information about managing application keys, see Application keys.

Authenticate with a service account​

Unlike application keys, service accounts are independent identities that do not depend on any CelerData members.

Create a service account by following these steps:

  1. Sign in to the CelerData Cloud BYOC console.

  2. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Access Control > Member.

  3. On the Members page, click the Service accounts tab.

  4. On the Service accounts tab, click Create a service account.

  5. In the Generate secret for service account dialog box, enter a name for the service account, and click Generate now.

  6. Copy the Client Secret and Client ID, and click Yes, I have finished it to close the dialog box.

    ~> The Client Secret can be viewed only when the service account is created. Make sure that you copy and save the Client Secret before closing the dialog box.

The CelerData Cloud BYOC provider will use the Secret and Client ID of your service account to provision and manage CelerData resources.

For more information about managing service accounts, see Service accounts.

Privileges​

Cluster deployments require the cloud settings management privilege.

  • If you use application keys for authentication, make sure that the CelerData cloud account you used to create the application key for the cluster deployments through Terraform has the privilege.
  • If you use service accounts for authentication, make sure that you have assigned the privilege to the service account used for the cluster deployments through Terraform.

See Privileges for more information.