terraformify

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terraformify

An experimental CLI that generates TF files to manage existing Fastly services with Terraform

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Installation

go install github.com/hrmsk66/terraformify@latest

Configuration

terraformify requires read permissions to the target Fastly resource. Choose one of the following options to give terraformify access to your API token:

• Include the token explicitly on each command you run using the --api-key or -k flags.
• Set a FASTLY_API_KEY environment variable.

Usage

Run the command in an empty directory

mkdir test && cd test
terraformify service <service-id>

Note: The generated main.tf may contain sensitive information such as API keys for logging endpoints; before committing to Git, replace them with variables so that the configuration file does not contain such information.

Interactive mode

By default, terraformify imports all resources associated with the service, such as ACL entries, dictionary items, WAF..etc. To interactively select which resources to import, use the --interactive or -i flag.

terraformify service <service-id> -i

Import specific version

By default, either the active version will be imported, or the latest version if no version is active. Alternatively, a specific version of the service can be selected by passing version number to the --version or -v flag.

terraformify service <service-id> -v <version-number>

Manage associated resources

By default, the manage_* attribute is not set so that these resources can be managed externally.

Resource Name	Attribute Name
fastly_service_acl_entries	manage_entries
fastly_service_dictionary_items	manage_items
fastly_service_dynamic_snippet_content	manage_snippets

To set the attributes to true and manage the resource with Terraform, use the --manage-all or -m flag.

terraformify service <service-id> -m

License

MIT License