If i understand correctly, this functionality exists in the Go SDK v2.
New resources for configuring control tower via terraform.
Requested Resource(s) and/or Data Source(s)
EnableBaseline/UpdateEnabledBaseline/DisableBaseline: Take action on a baseline for an OU
ResetEnabledBaseline: Remediate resource drift on an OU with an enabled baseline (including nested/mandatory controls drift)
aws_control_tower_baseline
GetEnabledBaseline/ListEnabledBaselines: Discover configurations for your enabled baselines
GetBaselineOperation: View the status of a particular baseline operation
data.aws_control_tower_baseline.this
GetBaseline/ListBaselines: Discover content of AWS Control Tower managed baselines
data.aws_control_tower_list_baselines.this
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Description
If i understand correctly, this functionality exists in the Go SDK v2. New resources for configuring control tower via terraform.
Requested Resource(s) and/or Data Source(s)
EnableBaseline/UpdateEnabledBaseline/DisableBaseline: Take action on a baseline for an OU ResetEnabledBaseline: Remediate resource drift on an OU with an enabled baseline (including nested/mandatory controls drift) aws_control_tower_baseline GetEnabledBaseline/ListEnabledBaselines: Discover configurations for your enabled baselines GetBaselineOperation: View the status of a particular baseline operation data.aws_control_tower_baseline.this
GetBaseline/ListBaselines: Discover content of AWS Control Tower managed baselines data.aws_control_tower_list_baselines.this
Potential Terraform Configuration
References
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2024/02/aws-control-tower-apis-register-organizational-units/
Would you like to implement a fix?
No