Add connection_state read-only attribute to the google_apigee_endpoint_attachment resource

[pehowell]

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Description

Google is adding a new read-only attribute on the Apigee EndpointAttachment resource, called connection_state. This attribute exposes the state of the underlying Private Service Connect connection to the service attachment in the customer's project for southbound network connectivity. The attribute allows for verifying the Apigee project was accepted by the service attachment, or if it is in some other state that requires further work or troubleshooting.

A list of all of the current states and their meaning may be found in the REST API reference.

New or Affected Resource(s)

• google_apigee_endpoint_attachment

Potential Terraform Configuration

There would be no changes to existing Terraform configurations for EndpointAttachments, as this new attribute is read-only. The configuration would continue to look like the example below:

resource "google_apigee_endpoint_attachment" "apigee_endpoint_attachment" {
  org_id                 = google_apigee_organization.apigee_org.id
  endpoint_attachment_id = "test1"
  location               = "us-west2"
  service_attachment     = google_compute_service_attachment.psc_ilb_service_attachment.id
}

By adding connection_state, Terraform users would be able to access the read-only attribute via the Terraform state:

 $ terraform show
# google_apigee_endpoint_attachment.apigee_endpoint_attachment:
resource "google_apigee_endpoint_attachment" "apigee_endpoint_attachment" {
    connection_state       = "PENDING" # new read-only attribute
    endpoint_attachment_id = "test1"
    host                   = "7.0.5.2"
    id                     = "organizations/example-test-org/endpointAttachments/test1"
    location               = "us-west2"
    name                   = "organizations/example-test-org/endpointAttachments/test1"
    org_id                 = "organizations/example-test-org"
    service_attachment     = "projects/example-test-org/regions/us-west2/serviceAttachments/test1"

    timeouts {}
}

References

• EndpointAttachments REST API Reference

Internal issue: b/242769191

[pehowell]

Hi, @ScottSuarez, would you be able to review the associated PR? Thanks!

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