Once a snapshot is removed, its associated. When I do a terraform apply again it tells me that the vmdk is already there in the directory debian.Ĭould you tell me howto make a clone from a already upload vmdk with terraform? # Configure the vSphere Providerĭatacenter_id = data.vsphere_datacenter.dc.id ctk file is created for each virtual disk (. But a terraform destroy does not clean up everything. In the folder debian is the vmdk and in the folder debian_1 is the description of the virtual machine. With this terraform file it goes somewhat but, I have then the folders debian and debian_1 Regarding the need for kernel components, it depends on what you want to do: for a backup application that requires the physical machine to boot with a CD, most likely, no kernel code development is needed. You can use either VIX or VI SDK to create and configure the target VM's that are 'equivalent' to your physical machine. No matter how I do it, it does not work as expected. VDDK allows you to create a VMDK file and write to it. So that the uploaded VMDK is not changed.
CREATE VMDK FROM FOLDER INSTALL
And chose I will install the operating system later. Chose I will install the operating system later.
Open VMware and select create a new virtual machine with custom (advanced) configuration option.
CREATE VMDK FROM FOLDER HOW TO
However, I want to clone this vmdk and create a virtual machine from it. How To Create a new virtual machine & attach the existing.vmdk file: 1. is: 4.0kb in your folder: This is how it looks for my setup: Windows.10.vmdk choose this. Now I want to easily create different virtual machines from this VMDK. Some VMware products create vmdk spans with different sizes.
In my setup a vmdk is created with packer and automatically loaded into a specific directory on a vcenter. But I have the following problem that I do not understand how to solve this with terraform.
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