GCP Big Table Admin Table

Google Cloud Bigtable tables are the primary data containers inside a Bigtable instance. A table holds rows of schemaless, wide-column data that can scale to petabytes while maintaining low-latency access. The Admin Table resource represents the configuration and lifecycle metadata for a table (for example, column families, garbage-collection rules, encryption settings and replication state). For a detailed explanation see the official documentation: https://docs.cloud.google.com/bigtable/docs/reference/admin/rpc.

Terrafrom Mappings:

google_bigtable_table.id

Supported Methods

GET: Get a gcp-big-table-admin-table by its "instances|tables"
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SEARCH: Search for BigTable tables in an instance. Use the format "instance_name" or "projects/[project_id]/instances/[instance_name]/tables/[table_name]" which is supported for terraform mappings.

Possible Links

`gcp-big-table-admin-backup`

A backup is a point-in-time snapshot that is created from a specific table. From a table resource you can enumerate the backups that protect it, or follow a backup back to the source table from which it was taken.

`gcp-big-table-admin-instance`

Every table belongs to exactly one Bigtable instance. The instance is the parent container that defines the clusters, replication topology and IAM policy under which the table operates.