scalr_workspace Resource¶

Manage the state of workspaces in Scalr. Create, update and destroy

Example Usage¶

Basic usage:

resource "scalr_workspace" "example" {
  name            = "my-workspace-name"
  environment_id  = "env-xxxxxxxxx"
  vcs_provider_id = "my_vcs_provider"
  vcs_repo {
      identifier          = "org/repo"
      branch              = "dev"
  }
}

Argument Reference¶

name - (Required) Name of the workspace.
environment_id - (Required) ID of the environment, in the format env-<RANDOM STRING>.
auto_apply - (Optional) Set (true/false) to configure if terraform apply should automatically run when terraform plan ends without error. Default false.
operations - (Optional) Set (true/false) to configure workspace remote execution. When false workspace is only used to store state. Default true. Defaults to true.
terraform_version - (Optional) The version of Terraform to use for this workspace. Defaults to the latest available version.
working_directory - (Optional) A relative path that Terraform will be run in. Defaults to the root of the repository.
vcs_provider_id - (Optional) ID of vcs provider - required if vcs-repo present and vice versa, in the format vcs-<RANDOM STRING>
vcs_repo - (Optional) Settings for the workspace’s VCS repository.

The vcs_repo block supports:

identifier - (Required) A reference to your VCS repository in the format :org/:repo, this refers to the organization and repository in your VCS provider.
branch - (Optional) The repository branch where Terraform will be run from. Default master.

Attribute Reference¶

All arguments plus:

id - The workspace’s ID, in the format ws-<RANDOM STRING>.
created_by - Details of the user that created the workspace.

The created_by block contains:

username - Username of creator.
email - Email address of creator.
full_name - Full name of creator.

Import¶

To import workspaces use workspace ID as the import ID. For example:

terraform import scalr_workspace.example ws-t47s1aa6s4boubg