Container Registry Token

Creates and manages IonosCloud Container Registry Token.

Manages an Container Registry Token on IonosCloud.

Example Usage

resource "ionoscloud_container_registry" "example" {
  garbage_collection_schedule {
    days             = ["Monday", "Tuesday"]
    time             = "05:19:00+00:00"
  }
  location           = "de/fra"
  name               = "container-registry-example"
}

resource "ionoscloud_container_registry_token" "example" {
  expiry_date           = "2023-01-13 16:27:42Z"
  name                  = "container-registry-token-example"
  scopes  {
    actions             = ["push"]
    name                = "Scope1"
    type                = "repository"
  }
  status                = "enabled"
  registry_id           = ionoscloud_container_registry.example.id
  save_password_to_file = "pass.txt"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• name - (Required)[string] The name of the container registry token. Immutable, update forces re-creation of the resource.

• expiry-date - (Optional)[string] The value must be supplied as ISO 8601 timestamp

• scopes - (Optional)[map]

  • actions - (Required)[string] Example: ["pull", "push", "delete"]

  • name - (Required)[string]

  • type - (Required)[string]

• status - (Optional)[string] Must have on of the values: enabled, disabled

• save_password_to_file - (Optional)[string] Saves token password to file. Only works on create. Takes as argument a file name, or a file path

⚠ WARNING save_password_to_file must be used with caution. It will save the password(token) returned on create to a file. This is the only way to get the token.

Import

Resource Container Registry Token can be imported using the container registry id and resource id, e.g.

terraform import ionoscloud_container_registry_token.mycrtoken {container_registry uuid}/{container_registry_token uuid}