replace hetzner with netcup as provider example in documentation

Author: adamkrim

README.md

@@ -36,9 +36,9 @@ resource "elestio_project" "project" {
 # Service postgres
 resource "elestio_postgresql" "postgres" {
   project_id    = elestio_project.project.id
+  provider_name = "netcup"
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
 }
 
 # Retrieve the command to access the database

docs/guides/learn_from_sratch.md

@@ -120,8 +120,8 @@ This section will explain how to organize a basic Terraform project :
     # Create a PostgreSQL Service
     resource "elestio_postgresql" "my_service" {
       project_id       = elestio_project.my_project.id
-      provider_name    = "hetzner"
-      datacenter       = "fsn1"
+      provider_name    = "netcup"
+      datacenter       = "nbg"
       server_type      = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
       firewall_enabled = true
     }

docs/guides/providers_datacenters_server_types.md

@@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ This guide explain how to find available options for `provider_name`, `datacente
 ```tf
 resource "elestio_vault" "my_vault" {
   // ..
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
+  provider_name = "netcup" 
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
   // ...
 }

docs/guides/ssh_keys.md

@@ -100,8 +100,8 @@ You can also use Terraform provisioners to perform actions from your configurati
 ```tf
 resource "elestio_postgresql" "postgres" {
   project_id    = "project_id"
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
+  provider_name = "netcup"
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
   ssh_public_keys = [
     {
@@ -135,8 +135,8 @@ Here is a configuration that combines two provisioners to replace the default `d
 ```tf
 resource "elestio_postgresql" "postgres" {
   project_id    = "project_id"
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
+  provider_name = "netcup"
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
   # 1. Submit the public key to the service
   ssh_public_keys = [

docs/index.md

@@ -42,8 +42,8 @@ resource "elestio_project" "project" {
 # Create a postgresql service
 resource "elestio_postgresql" "database" {
   project_id    = elestio_project.project.id
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
+  provider_name = "netcup"
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
 }
 ```

examples/provider/provider.tf

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ resource "elestio_project" "project" {
 # Create a postgresql service
 resource "elestio_postgresql" "database" {
   project_id    = elestio_project.project.id
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
+  provider_name = "netcup"
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
 }

templates/guides/learn_from_sratch.md.tmpl

@@ -120,8 +120,8 @@ This section will explain how to organize a basic Terraform project :
     # Create a PostgreSQL Service
     resource "elestio_postgresql" "my_service" {
       project_id       = elestio_project.my_project.id
-      provider_name    = "hetzner"
-      datacenter       = "fsn1"
+      provider_name    = "netcup"
+      datacenter       = "nbg"
       server_type      = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
       firewall_enabled = true
     }

templates/guides/providers_datacenters_server_types.md.tmpl

@@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ This guide explain how to find available options for `provider_name`, `datacente
 ```tf
 resource "elestio_vault" "my_vault" {
   // ..
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
+  provider_name = "netcup" 
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
   // ...
 }

templates/guides/ssh_keys.md.tmpl

@@ -100,8 +100,8 @@ You can also use Terraform provisioners to perform actions from your configurati
 ```tf
 resource "elestio_postgresql" "postgres" {
   project_id    = "project_id"
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
+  provider_name = "netcup"
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
   ssh_public_keys = [
     {
@@ -135,8 +135,8 @@ Here is a configuration that combines two provisioners to replace the default `d
 ```tf
 resource "elestio_postgresql" "postgres" {
   project_id    = "project_id"
-  provider_name = "hetzner"
-  datacenter    = "fsn1"
+  provider_name = "netcup"
+  datacenter    = "nbg"
   server_type   = "MEDIUM-2C-4G"
   # 1. Submit the public key to the service
   ssh_public_keys = [