Add support for OCI Flex shape management nodes #81
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It is not currently possible to define a management node with the type Flex because the shape_config declaration is missing from compute.tf. This patch adds this shape_config declaration block along with support for the parameters that it allows. The extra parameters are specified as default null in variables.tf which should accommodate both Standard and Flex shapes. Signed-off-by: Ellis Pires <ellis.pires@bristol.ac.uk>
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It is not currently possible to define a management node with the type Flex because the shape_config declaration is missing from compute.tf. This patch adds this shape_config declaration block along with support for the parameters that it allows. The extra parameters are specified as default null in variables.tf which should accommodate both Standard and Flex shapes.