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Terraform - Clone Template Cloud-init

RivenLab

Sep 28, 2024

In this article, we will explore how to clone and configure a Linux template in Proxmox using Terraform. This process will streamline the creation and deployment of Linux virtual machines, making it easier to maintain consistent environments.

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For guidance on creating a linux template that supports Cloud Init, please refer to the tutorial: Packer - Create Debian Template in Proxmox.

Prérequise :

Terraform v1.9.6 && bpg/proxmox > 0.65.0
Prxomox > 8.0
Linux Template that support cloud-init see

First let's create

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