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# Example of the per-environment secrets tfvars for "mvm-s3".
#
# Copy this file to mvm-s3.secrets.tfvars (gitignored - see .gitignore,
# pattern *.secrets.tfvars) and fill in real values. Unlike the old
# *.auto.tfvars convention, this file is NOT auto-loaded by Terraform - pass
# it explicitly with -var-file so it can never accidentally merge with
# another environment's creds:
#
# terraform workspace select mvm-s3
# terraform apply -var-file=terraform.tfvars -var-file=mvm-s3.tfvars -var-file=mvm-s3.secrets.tfvars
#
# Mapping from an OpenStack-style openrc.sh:
# OS_AUTH_URL -> auth_url
# OS_USERNAME -> username
# OS_PASSWORD -> password
# OS_PROJECT_ID -> project_id
# OS_REGION_NAME -> region
# OS_USER_DOMAIN_NAME -> user_domain_name
auth_url = "https://infra.mail.ru:35357/v3/"
username = "<real username for the mvm-s3 project>"
password = "<real password - never commit this>"
project_id = "<mvm-s3 project_id>"
region = "RegionOne"
user_domain_name = "users"
# Optional: Nova keypairs are per-user, not per-project - a keypair uploaded
# under a different account is invisible to whichever account deploys here.
# Set this to have Terraform register var.ssh_key_name (see mvm-s3.tfvars)
# under the deploying account from this public key. Leave unset if a keypair
# with that name already exists under the deploying account.
# ssh_public_key = "ssh-ed25519 AAAA... or ssh-rsa AAAA... your-public-key-content"