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We launch terraform in a Gitlab pipeline to update ontap version ONTAP-9.12.1P9T1.gcpha -> ONTAP-9.13.1.P9.T1.gcpha
Unfortunately, the job was too long for the timeout setting
Nevertheless, the CVO update is successfull
==> So it appears that terraform did not updated the tfstate
==> So the tfstate and the infrastructure are not alligned
Now, when lauching again terraform, one get netapp-cloudmanager_cvo_gcp to plan to update again the cvo
Questions
Can we let a terraform apply starting the update again securily ?
Can we do a terraform import of the netapp-cloudmanager_cvo_gcp resource ?
Suggestion
Make sure once the Netapp API checked the prerequisites of the CVO upgrade and accepted the job to return success to the terraform provider. Some google resources like OS policies are running this way.
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Hi,
We launch terraform in a Gitlab pipeline to update ontap version ONTAP-9.12.1P9T1.gcpha -> ONTAP-9.13.1.P9.T1.gcpha
Unfortunately, the job was too long for the timeout setting
Nevertheless, the CVO update is successfull
==> So it appears that terraform did not updated the tfstate
==> So the tfstate and the infrastructure are not alligned
Now, when lauching again terraform, one get netapp-cloudmanager_cvo_gcp to plan to update again the cvo
Questions
Suggestion
Thank you
Regards
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