awscc_dms_data_provider DMS doesn't support aurora_postgresql database │ engine

[kstephensontm]

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Affected Resource(s)

• awscc_dms_data_provider

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Debug Output

Panic Output

resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target" { data_provider_name = "sc-postgresql2" engine = "aurora_postgresql" settings = { postgre_sql_settings = { database_name = "pssql" port = 5432 server_name = "postgres-default-1.blah.us-west-2.rds.amazonaws.com" ssl_mode = "none" } } }

│ Error: AWS SDK Go Service Operation Incomplete │ │ with awscc_dms_data_provider.dms_data_provider_target, │ on dms-schema-conversion.tf line 39, in resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target": │ 39: resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target" { │ │ Waiting for Cloud Control API service CreateResource operation completion returned: waiter │ state transitioned to FAILED. StatusMessage: DMS doesn't support aurora_postgresql database │ engine. Choose another database engine and try again. (Service: DatabaseMigration, Status │ Code: 400, Request ID: a5033be9-0e1c-457a-bd9a-e751af7e224f). ErrorCode: InvalidRequest

Expected Behavior

Create an aurora postgres data provider.

Actual Behavior

Errors that the data provider postrgres aurora doesn't exist.

Steps to Reproduce

1. terraform apply

Important Factoids

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References

https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/awscc/latest/docs/resources/dms_data_provider

[wellsiau-aws]

@kstephensontm , thank you for reporting this issue.

according to the enumeration from here the right way to specify the engine is as aurora-postgresql.

I realize that Cloudformation documentation also has some inconsistency

Could you try this again using : aurora-postgresql

[quixoticmonk]

@wellsiau-aws I did try this today. The API expects us to use aurora_postgresql

 Error: Invalid Attribute Value Match
│
│   with awscc_dms_data_provider.dms_data_provider_source,
│   on main.tf line 3, in resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_source":
│    3:   engine = "aurora-postgresql"
│
│ Attribute engine value must be one of: ["postgres" "mysql" "oracle" "sqlserver" "aurora"
│ "aurora_postgresql"], got: "aurora-postgresql"

[kstephensontm]

sorry still get an error when putting the correct value ...

resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target" { data_provider_name = "sc-postgresql2" engine = "aurora_postgresql" settings = { postgre_sql_settings = { database_name = "pssql" port = 5432 server_name = "postgres-default-1.blah.us-west-2.rds.amazonaws.com" ssl_mode = "none" } } }

│ Error: AWS SDK Go Service Operation Incomplete │ │ with awscc_dms_data_provider.dms_data_provider_target, │ on dms-schema-conversion.tf line 39, in resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target": │ 39: resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target" { │ │ Waiting for Cloud Control API service CreateResource operation completion returned: waiter │ state transitioned to FAILED. StatusMessage: DMS doesn't support aurora_postgresql database │ engine. Choose another database engine and try again. (Service: DatabaseMigration, Status │ Code: 400, Request ID: 43f51c09-d7ec-4cd7-a75e-6a433ea45de0). ErrorCode: InvalidRequest

[kstephensontm]

hi @quixoticmonk is this a bug that just needs to be fixed for aurora_postgresql?

[kstephensontm]

@quixoticmonk any update on this one?

[quixoticmonk]

@quixoticmonk any update on this one?

Apologies on the delay in responding. I was waiting for the next refresh this week if it did fix the engine listing. I have opened an internal issue against the service team in AWS.

@wellsiau-aws FYI

[kstephensontm]

just tried again with 0.77.0 and still the same error.

│ Error: AWS SDK Go Service Operation Incomplete │ │ with awscc_dms_data_provider.dms_data_provider_target, │ on dms-schema-conversion.tf line 39, in resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target": │ 39: resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target" { │ │ Waiting for Cloud Control API service CreateResource operation completion returned: waiter state transitioned to FAILED. │ StatusMessage: DMS doesn't support aurora_postgresql database engine. Choose another database engine and try again. │ (Service: DatabaseMigration, Status Code: 400, Request ID: fb40aa88-d959-44f6-9cfb-83caf0465f8a). ErrorCode: InvalidRequest ╵

[wellsiau-aws]

@kstephensontm , thank you for your patience, we just heard about the fix deployed by service team.

do you mind to test it again? since this is a upstream AWS handler issue, I believe you don't need to upgrade the provider.

[andreshans]

does anyone know how to fix this one?

[kstephensontm]

@quixoticmonk i used the latest 1.18.0 version and I can create a data provider target with "aurora_postgresql". Apply complete! Resources: 1 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.

I then run an apply again and it wants to switch the engine from "aurora-postgresql" -> "aurora_postgresql" which then fails. how do we get around this? this makes no sense because I can't supply engine type of aurora-postgresql or it tells me that it is not supported.

│ Waiting for Cloud Control API service UpdateResource operation completion returned: waiter state transitioned to FAILED. │ StatusMessage: The specified database engine is not supported by DMS. Please choose a supported database engine and try │ again. (Service: DatabaseMigration, Status Code: 400, Request ID: c40d6a5a-26b4-4c1b-a7e4-caf77c35e2a1). ErrorCode: │ InvalidRequest

---

this is trying to set a data provider target to aurora-postgresql ... doesn't work. │ 42: engine = "aurora-postgresql" │ │ Attribute engine value must be one of: ["postgres" "mysql" "oracle" "sqlserver" "aurora" "aurora_postgresql"], got: │ "aurora-postgresql"

[quixoticmonk]

Can you provide us the plan details when you are running the subsequent apply?

[kstephensontm]

some how i can create it with aurora_postgresql and behind the scenes it becomes aurora-postgresql when created. then you run an apply again and it wants to change it back to aurora_postgresql but fails when trying to apply saying that the engine value doesn't exist. feels like i'm going in circles.

awscc_dms_data_provider.dms_data_provider_target will be updated in-place

~ resource "awscc_dms_data_provider" "dms_data_provider_target" {

• data_provider_identifier = (known after apply)
• description = (known after apply) ~ engine = "aurora-postgresql" -> "aurora_postgresql" id = "arn:aws:dms:us-east-2:<######>:data-provider:FTPFOLZJRZEWTIDOD5JRASH7PM" ~ settings = {
  • microsoft_sql_server_settings = (known after apply)
  • my_sql_settings = (known after apply)
  • oracle_settings = (known after apply) ~ postgre_sql_settings = {
    • certificate_arn = (known after apply)

      (4 unchanged attributes hidden)

      } }

• tags = (known after apply)

  (4 unchanged attributes hidden)

  }