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Here we are adding a new table called private_subnet_aws_resource to keep track of the resource ids on the AWS side that simply makes up a functioning private subnet on the Ubicloud side. That is especially important to clean-up after the destroy operation. We are also making it a bit more flexible to add resources to the system by allowing assigned_vm_address.address_id to be nil since it doesn't map to a pre provisioned subnet and vm_storage_volume related references since these are not referencing a host now. They are basically resources that comes with a VM and goes when the VM is destroyed.
24 lines
612 B
Ruby
24 lines
612 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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Sequel.migration do
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change do
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create_table(:private_subnet_aws_resource) do
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foreign_key :id, :private_subnet, type: :uuid, primary_key: true
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column :vpc_id, :text
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column :subnet_id, :text
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column :internet_gateway_id, :text
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column :route_table_id, :text
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column :security_group_id, :text
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end
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alter_table(:assigned_vm_address) do
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set_column_allow_null :address_id
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end
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alter_table(:vm_storage_volume) do
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set_column_allow_null :spdk_installation_id
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set_column_allow_null :storage_device_id
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end
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end
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end
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