Applies Terraform configuration files. Running 'apply' will physically create the resources, if you wish to preview the steps that will be run then use the 'plan' operation.
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Property Name | Property Code | Required | Description |
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Terraform Version |
| No | Desired version of the terraform executable to be downloaded. Defaults to version 0.12.24 |
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Input Name | Input Code | Required | Description |
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Cloud Accounts |
| No | FlexDeploy Cloud Accounts to use for authorization and connection. See the home page for more information on Cloud Accounts and configuring authorization. |
Variables |
| No | Terraform variables to use. Separate key value by '=' and put entries on separate lines. var1=val1 var2=val2 FlexDeploy Property Replacement is supported in this input. For example: var1=${{MY_PROPERTY}} If you wish to use instance qualified properties it should be separated with ":" var1=${{INSTANCE1:MY_PROPERTY}} |
Terraform Snippet |
| No | An optional terraform snippet to be run instead, or in addition to, any local tf files. The content of the snippet will be written to a file named 'flexdeploy.tf' for execution. |
State Directory |
| No | Local directory where to maintain state. If using a backend state manager, then leave this blank. If blank and no backend is detected, this will default to the internal state directory for the project. /var/flexdeploy/terraformstate/%projectId% |
Terraform Path |
| No | If the Terraform executable is not on the path you can specify the location here |
Ignore Terraform State |
| No | Ignore Terraform State changes to create multiple instances of the same type. If a backend has been configured in the code, this input will be ignored Defaults to false |
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