juju_model (Resource)¶

A resource that represent a Juju Model.

Example Usage¶

resource "juju_model" "this" {
  name = "development"

  cloud {
    name   = "aws"
    region = "eu-west-1"
  }

  config = {
    logging-config              = "<root>=INFO"
    development                 = true
    no-proxy                    = "jujucharms.com"
    update-status-hook-interval = "5m"
  }
}

Schema¶

Required¶

name (String) The name to be assigned to the model. Changing this value will require the model to be destroyed and recreated by terraform.

Optional¶

annotations (Map of String) Annotations for the model
cloud (Block List) Juju Cloud where the model will operate. Changing this value will cause the model to be destroyed and recreated by terraform. (see below for nested schema)
config (Map of String) Override default model configuration
constraints (String) Constraints imposed to this model
credential (String) Credential used to add the model

Read-Only¶

id (String) The ID of this resource.
type (String) Type of the model. Set by the Juju’s API server
uuid (String) The uuid of the model

Nested Schema for `cloud`¶

Required:

name (String) The name of the cloud

Optional:

region (String) The region of the cloud

Import¶

Import is supported using the following syntax:

# Models can be imported using the model name
$ terraform import juju_model.development development

Limitations of Import¶

Any entries of the config attribute specified in the Terraform configuration are ignored. You can add entries to the config map and manage them using Terraform after import.

Once imported you must add the desired model configuration and run a Terraform apply. This will report no changes but Terraform will be tracking the specified model configuration.

The limitation is intentional. It exists as, without it, Terraform would import all model configuration including defaults. It may not be desirable to manage defaults using Terraform.