Developers of XCP-ng
@davx8342 vTPM is not available in 8.2. You will not be able to use this option there.
However, Xostor is coming very soon to XCP-ng 8.3, as we announced in this blog post: https://xcp-ng.org/blog/2025/03/14/the-future-of-xcp-ng-lts/
Probably within one or two months. Indeed, we are doing everything possible to offer XCP-ng 8.3 as LTS, with Xostor, as soon as possible.
Hello,
Having never used Packer or Terraform, I can't answer quickly. From my research, I haven't found anything yet related to vTPM.
I've just asked our DevOps team about this so they can bring us more information on it or record it as a future evolution.
You can enable vTPM from Xen Orchestra or directly from the command line via xe, in XCP-ng 8.3:
xe vtpm-create vm-uuid=<vm_uuid>
Several commands are also available for vTPM management:
vtpm-create - Create a VTPM associated with a VM vtpm-param-clear - Clears the specified parameter (param-name can be allowed operations)
vtpm-destroy - Destroy a VTPM vtpm-param-get - Gets the specified parameter of the object
vtpm-list - Lists all the vtpms, filtering on the optional arguments vtpm-param-list - Lists all the parameters of the object specified by the uuid
If you use a script to create your VMs, you should be able to enable vTPM immediately after creating them, before starting their installation.
I love delivering a feature request already done 
Yes! It's in the roadmap (and probably not far, I have to check with the team) 
Now we work on the Go SDK to work on the REST API, then this SDK/library will be "imported"/used by the Packer plugin
My answer would be: use XO everywhere, it's many times easier to use (and the DevOps team is building/plugin a lot of cool tools on top of it!) while XAPI is more complex and only for one pool.
