Correct one compute disk exceeding max size

Overview

Excessively large compute disks accrue high costs and usually aren't required to be so large, these should be reviewed and if not required removed.

This pipeline allows you to specify a single compute disk and then either send a notification or attempt to perform a predefined corrective action.

Whilst it is possible to utilise this pipeline standalone, it is usually called from the correct_compute_disks_exceeding_max_size pipeline.

Run the pipeline

To run this pipeline from your terminal:

flowpipe pipeline run gcp_thrifty.pipeline.correct_one_compute_disk_exceeding_max_size \
  --arg 'project=<string>' \
  --arg 'zone=<string>' \
  --arg 'disk_name=<string>' \
  --arg 'cred=<string>' \
  --arg 'title=<string>'

Use this pipeline

To call this pipeline from your pipeline, use a step:

step "pipeline" "step_name" {
  pipeline = gcp_thrifty.pipeline.correct_one_compute_disk_exceeding_max_size  
  args = {
    project = <string>
    zone = <string>
    disk_name = <string>
    cred = <string>
    title = <string>
  }
}

Params

Name	Type	Required	Description	Default
project	string	Yes	GCP Project ID of the resource(s).	-
zone	string	Yes	GCP Zone of the resource(s).	-
disk_name	string	Yes	The name of the Compute disk.	-
cred	string	Yes	Name of the credential to be used for any authenticated actions.	-
title	string	Yes	Title of the resource, to be used as a display name.	-
notifier	string	Yes	The name of the notifier to use for sending notification messages.	`default`
notification_level	string	Yes	The verbosity level of notification messages to send. Valid options are 'verbose', 'info', 'error'.	`info`
approvers	list(string)	Yes	List of notifiers to be used for obtaining action/approval decisions.	`[ "default" ]`
default_action	string	Yes	The default action to use for the detected item, used if no input is provided.	`notify`
enabled_actions	list(string)	Yes	The list of enabled actions to provide to approvers for selection.	`[ "skip", "delete_disk", "snapshot_and_delete_disk" ]`

Outputs