Open rolmo opened 1 month ago
Hi there,
If I create an AWS access key with the Terraform resource akamai_cloudaccess_key and later delete its key version (via API or UI), Terraform does not recognise this and does not restore the key with a new apply.
akamai_cloudaccess_key
resource "akamai_cloudaccess_key" "test" { access_key_name = "test" authentication_method = "AWS4_HMAC_SHA256" group_id = 12345 contract_id = "G-XXXXX" network_configuration = { security_network = "STANDARD_TLS" } credentials_a = { cloud_access_key_id = var.access_key_id cloud_secret_access_key = var.secret_access_key primary_key = false } }
Each "terraform apply" run should ensure, that there is a key version ("credentials_a").
When the key is deleted (via UI or API), terraform does not restore the key.
terraform apply
Hi @rolmo,
We will investigate this issue and come back to you with this topic.
Regards, Michał
Hi there,
If I create an AWS access key with the Terraform resource
akamai_cloudaccess_key
and later delete its key version (via API or UI), Terraform does not recognise this and does not restore the key with a new apply.Terraform and Akamai Terraform Provider Versions
Affected Resource(s)
Terraform Configuration Files
Expected Behavior
Each "terraform apply" run should ensure, that there is a key version ("credentials_a").
Actual Behavior
When the key is deleted (via UI or API), terraform does not restore the key.
Steps to Reproduce
terraform apply
terraform apply
again