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Terraform Provider
Batch supports managing collections and team members via terraform.
Then import the provider into your terraform config. For example purposes, we include the token in the actual
.tf file, but it is recommended that you store in Vault or provide via environment variable (BATCHSH_TOKEN) instead.terraform {
required_providers {
batchsh = {
source = "batchcorp/batchsh"
version = "0.1.0"
}
}
}
provider "batchsh" {
token = "batchsh_......."
}
You can either specify the schema and data lake IDs manually, or use the terraform data sources to dynamically pull them like the example below
variable "datalake" {
type = string
// Change to your schema name or use default JSON
// Wildcards "*" are accepted
default = "Default DataLake"
}
variable "schema" {
type = string
// Change to your schema name or use default JSON
// Wildcards "*" are accepted
default = "Generic JSON"
}
data "batchsh_datalake" "collection_lake" {
filter {
name = "name"
values = [var.datalake]
}
}
data "batchsh_schema" "collection_schema" {
filter {
name = "name"
values = [var.schema]
}
}
resource "batchsh_collection" "test" {
name = "My TF Managed Collection"
notes = "Any notes you wish to keep about this collection"
schema_id = data.batchsh_schema.collection_schema.id
datalake_id = data.batchsh_datalake.collection_lake.id
}
If you already have collections created in your Batch.sh account, and wish to import them, you can use the terraform import command to do so. In this example, we import our collection
15ff9104-de23-4e82-9906-dcc41ccf6aea and give the name "orders"terraform import batchsh_collection.orders 15ff9104-de23-4e82-9906-dcc41ccf6aea
Team members can also be managed:
resource "batchsh_team_member" "johnny" {
name = "Johnny User"
email = "[email protected]"
password = "./password123"
roles = ["member"]
}
Just like collections, you can also import existing team members, that were created via the Batch.sh console, into terraform. In this example, we already created an account for our friend Steve in console, and now we want to manage it via terraform:
terraform import batchsh_team_member.steve 6d7ab8ad-b9a7-42c4-8fb6-262c68e97df5
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