Google Cloud Bigtable Table

google_bigtable_table (Terraform)

The Table in Cloud Bigtable can be configured in Terraform with the resource name google_bigtable_table. The following sections describe 5 examples of how to use the resource and its parameters.

Example Usage from GitHub

codecentric/gcloud-scale-dev-friday

resource "google_bigtable_table" "scale_traffic" {
  # Arguments
  project       = var.project
  name          = "scale-traffic"
  instance_name = google_bigtable_instance.scale_bigtable.name

pilipenok/tango_test

resource "google_bigtable_table" "subscriptions" {
  name          = "subscriptions"
  instance_name = google_bigtable_instance.instance.name

niveklabs/google

resource "google_bigtable_table" "this" {
  instance_name = var.instance_name
  name          = var.name
  project       = var.project
  split_keys    = var.split_keys

ankit25587/course-material

resource "google_bigtable_table" "tb1" {
  name = "tb-from-tf"
  instance_name = google_bigtable_instance.bt-from-tf.name

GoogleCloudPlatform/bq-mirroring-cdc

resource "google_bigtable_table" "session" {
  name = "session"
  instance_name = google_bigtable_instance.instance.name
  column_family {
    family = "main"
  }

Parameters

• id optional computed - string
• instance_name required - string

The name of the Bigtable instance.

• name required - string

The name of the table.

• project optional computed - string

The ID of the project in which the resource belongs. If it is not provided, the provider project is used.

• split_keys optional - list of string

A list of predefined keys to split the table on. !> Warning: Modifying the split_keys of an existing table will cause Terraform to delete/recreate the entire google_bigtable_table resource.

• column_family set block
  • family required - string

  The name of the column family.

Explanation in Terraform Registry

Creates a Google Cloud Bigtable table inside an instance. For more information see the official documentation and API. -> Note: It is strongly recommended to set lifecycle { prevent_destroy = true } on tables in order to prevent accidental data loss. See Terraform docs for more information on lifecycle parameters.