Resource scalr_variable

Manage the state of variables in Scalr. Creates, updates and destroys.

Example Usage

Basic usage:

resource "scalr_workspace" "example" {
  name           = "my-workspace-name"
  environment_id = "env-xxxxxxxxxx"
}

resource "scalr_variable" "example" {
  key          = "my_key_name"
  value        = "my_value_name"
  category     = "terraform"
  description  = "variable description"
  workspace_id = scalr_workspace.example.id
}

Adding Complex Type Variable:

resource "scalr_variable" "example" {
  key          = "xyz"
  value        = jsonencode(["foo", "bar"])
  hcl          = true
  category     = "terraform"
  workspace_id = scalr_workspace.example.id
}

Argument Reference

• key - (Required) Key of the variable.
• value - (Required) Variable value. Note: A JSON encoded variable is only support for Terraform variables.
• category - (Required) Indicates if this is a Terraform or shell variable. Allowed values are terraform or shell.
• description - (Optional) Variable verbose description, defaults to empty string.
• hcl - (Optional) Set (true/false) to configure the variable as a string of HCL code. Has no effect for category = "shell" variables. Default false.
• sensitive - (Optional) Set (true/false) to configure as sensitive. Sensitive variable values are not visible after being set. Default false.
• final - (Optional) Set (true/false) to configure as final. Indicates whether the variable can be overridden on a lower scope down the Scalr organizational model. Default false.
• force - (Optional) Set (true/false) to configure as force. Allows creating final variables on higher scope, even if the same variable exists on lower scope (lower is to be deleted). Default false.
• workspace_id - (Optional) The workspace that owns the variable, specified as an ID, in the format ws-<RANDOM STRING>.
• environment_id - (Optional) The environment that owns the variable, specified as an ID, in the format env-<RANDOM STRING>.
• account_id - (Optional) The account that owns the variable, specified as an ID, in the format acc-<RANDOM STRING>.

Attribute Reference

All arguments plus:

• id - The ID of the variable, in the format var-<RANDOM STRING>.

Import

To import variables use <Environment NAME>/<WORKSPACE NAME>/<VARIABLE ID> as the import ID. For example:

terraform import scalr_variable.example environment-name/workspace-name/var-xxxxxxxxxxxx