alicloud_router_interfaces

This data source provides information about router interfaces that connect VPCs together.

-> DEPRECATED: This datasource has been deprecated from version 1.199.0. Please use new data source alicloud_express_connect_router_interfaces.

Example Usage

data "alicloud_router_interfaces" "router_interfaces_ds" {
  name_regex = "^testenv"
  status     = "Active"
}

output "first_router_interface_id" {
  value = "${data.alicloud_router_interfaces.router_interfaces_ds.interfaces.0.id}"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• name_regex - (Optional) A regex string used to filter by router interface name.
• status - (Optional) Expected status. Valid values are Active, Inactive and Idle.
• specification - (Optional) Specification of the link, such as Small.1 (10Mb), Middle.1 (100Mb), Large.2 (2Gb), ...etc.
• router_id - (Optional) ID of the VRouter located in the local region.
• router_type - (Optional) Router type in the local region. Valid values are VRouter and VBR (physical connection).
• role - (Optional) Role of the router interface. Valid values are InitiatingSide (connection initiator) and AcceptingSide (connection receiver). The value of this parameter must be InitiatingSide if the router_type is set to VBR.
• opposite_interface_id - (Optional) ID of the peer router interface.
• opposite_interface_owner_id - (Optional) Account ID of the owner of the peer router interface.
• ids - (Optional, Available in 1.44.0+) A list of router interface IDs.
• output_file - (Optional) File name where to save data source results (after running terraform plan).

Attributes Reference

The following attributes are exported in addition to the arguments listed above:

• ids - A list of router interface IDs.
• names - A list of router interface names.
• interfaces - A list of router interfaces. Each element contains the following attributes:
  • id - Router interface ID.
  • status - Router interface status. Possible values: Active, Inactive and Idle.
  • name - Router interface name.
  • description - Router interface description.
  • role - Router interface role. Possible values: InitiatingSide and AcceptingSide.
  • specification - Router interface specification. Possible values: Small.1, Middle.1, Large.2, ...etc.
  • router_id - ID of the VRouter located in the local region.
  • router_type - Router type in the local region. Possible values: VRouter and VBR.
  • vpc_id - ID of the VPC that owns the router in the local region.
  • access_point_id - ID of the access point used by the VBR.
  • creation_time - Router interface creation time.
  • opposite_region_id - Peer router region ID.
  • opposite_interface_id - Peer router interface ID.
  • opposite_router_id - Peer router ID.
  • opposite_router_type - Router type in the peer region. Possible values: VRouter and VBR.
  • opposite_interface_owner_id - Account ID of the owner of the peer router interface.
  • health_check_source_ip - Source IP address used to perform health check on the physical connection.
  • health_check_target_ip - Destination IP address used to perform health check on the physical connection.