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Updated May 10, 2026 Catalog data sources let you discover region codes, OS templates, and pricing dynamically — useful for picking the cheapest plan that meets your minimums, finding the latest Ubuntu LTS template, or driving region selection from data. For resource-specific data sources (data.raff_vm, data.raff_vms, data.raff_volume, data.raff_volumes, etc.) see the Data sources section at the bottom of each resource page — they pair singular (by ID) and plural (list) lookups.

raff_regions

Lists every datacenter region. Each entry has code, name, country_code, flag, is_default.

raff_templates

Lists OS templates available for VM creation. Filters: category (linux, windows, app), vm_type (standard, premium), region. Each entry has id, name, version, os_type, category, region, is_windows, min_cpu, min_ram, min_storage, description. The min_* fields are the smallest plan that can run the template — pick a pricing_id at or above these.

raff_vm_pricing

Lists VM pricing plans. Filters: region, vm_type. Each plan has id, vm_type, region, vcpu, memory_gib, ssd_gib, transfer_gib, price_per_hour, monthly_price, yearly_price, twenty_four_month_price. The id is the integer to pass as pricing_id on raff_vm.

raff_volume_pricing / raff_backup_pricing / raff_snapshot_pricing

Per-GB storage pricing for volumes, backups, and snapshots respectively. All three share the same schema: effective_region is the region the price applies to (matches region if you set it, otherwise the project default).

raff_ip_pricing

Floating IP pricing by family. Returns ipv4 and ipv6 as single-element lists; each has price_per_hour, monthly_price, yearly_price, twenty_four_month_price.

raff_vm

Drive pricing_id from raff_vm_pricing.

raff_volume

Forecast cost via raff_volume_pricing.

CLI: raff pricing

Imperative equivalent.
Last modified on May 11, 2026