Data Source scalr_variables

Retrieves the list of variables by the given filters.

Example Usage

data "scalr_variables" "vars" {
  keys = ["key1", "key2", "key3"]
  category = "terraform" # or shell
  account_id = "acc-tgobtsrgo3rlks8"
  envrironment_ids = ["env-sv0425034857d22", "null"]
  workspace_ids = ["ws-tlbp7litrs55vgg", "null"]
}

Argument Reference

• keys - (Optional) A list of keys to be used in the query used in a Scalr variable name filter.
• category - (Optional) The category of a Scalr variable.
• account_id - (Optional) ID of the account, in the format acc-<RANDOM STRING>
• envrironment_ids - (Optional) A list of identifiers of the Scalr environments, in the format env-<RANDOM STRING>. Used to shrink the variable's scope in case the variable name exists in multiple environments.
• workspace_ids - (Optional) A list of identifiers of the Scalr workspace, in the format ws-<RANDOM STRING>. Used to shrink the variable's scope in case the variable name exists on multiple workspaces.

Attribute Reference

• variables - The list of Scalr variables with all attributes.

The variables block item contains:

• id - ID of the variable.
• key - Key of the variable.
• value - Variable value if it is not sensitive.
• category - Indicates if this is a Terraform or shell variable.
• description - Variable verbose description.
• hcl - If the variable is configured as a string of HCL code.
• sensitive - If the variable is configured as sensitive.
• final - If the variable is configured as final. Indicates whether the variable can be overridden on a lower scope down the Scalr organizational model.
• workspace_id - The workspace that owns the variable, specified as an ID, in the format ws-<RANDOM STRING>.
• environment_id - The environment that owns the variable, specified as an ID, in the format env-<RANDOM STRING>.
• account_id - The account that owns the variable, specified as an ID, in the format acc-<RANDOM STRING>.