CIDR map

Create, update, and delete CIDR maps.

resource "akamai_gtm_cidrmap" "my_cidrmap" {
    domain = "my_domain.akadns.net"
    name = "my_cidrmap"
    default_datacenter {
        datacenter_id = 1234
        nickname = "my_cidr_blocks"
    }
}

my_cidrmap = {
  "assignment" = tolist([])
  "default_datacenter" = tolist([
    {
      "datacenter_id" = 1234
      "nickname" = "my_cidr_blocks"
    },
  ])
  "domain" = "my_domain.akadns.net"
  "id" = "my_domain.akadns.net:my_cidrmap"
  "name" = "my_cidrmap"
  "wait_on_complete" = true
}

Arguments

Send your domain, datacenter information, and a name for the map.

Important: Map names are immutable. Attempting to change the name of an existing map creates a new map.

Argument	Required	Description
`domain`	✔	The GTM Domain name for the CIDR map.
`name`	✔	The map's name.
`default_datacenter`	✔	A placeholder for all other CIDR blocks not found in these CIDR blocks. Contains: `datacenter_id`. A unique identifier for an existing data center in the domain. `nickname`. A descriptive label for all other CIDR blocks, up to 128 characters.
`wait_on_complete`		A boolean that, if `true`, waits for transaction to complete.
`assignment`		Information about CIDR block grouping. You can have multiple entries for this argument. Contains: `datacenter_id`. A unique identifier for an existing data center in the domain. `nickname`. A descriptive label for the group. `blocks`. Specifies an array of CIDR blocks.

Attributes

Returned to you is a mirror of your declaration with an additional property of id. This ID is an amalgamation of your domain and the name you've given the map. For example, "id" = "my_domain.akadns.net:my_cidrmap".