ionoscloud_object_storage_accesskey

Creates and manages IONOS CLOUD Object Storage Accesskeys.

Manages an Object Storage Accesskey on IONOS CLOUD.

Example Usage

resource "ionoscloud_object_storage_accesskey" "example" {
    description = "my description"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• description - (Optional)[string] Description of the Access key.

• id - (Computed) The ID (UUID) of the AccessKey.

• accesskey - (Computed) Access key metadata is a string of 92 characters.

• secretkey - (Computed) The secret key of the Access key.

• canonical_user_id - (Computed) The canonical user ID which is valid for user-owned buckets.

• contract_user_id - (Computed) The contract user ID which is valid for contract-owned buckets

• timeouts - (Optional) Timeouts for this resource.

  • create - (Optional)[string] Time to wait for the bucket to be created. Default is 10m.

  • delete - (Optional)[string] Time to wait for the bucket to be deleted. Default is 10m.

⚠ WARNING: IONOS_API_URL_OBJECT_STORAGE_MANAGEMENT can be used to set a custom API URL for the Object Storage Management SDK. Setting endpoint or IONOS_API_URL does not have any effect.

Import

In Terraform v1.12.0 and later, the import block can be used with the identity attribute. For example:

import {
  to = ionoscloud_object_storage_accesskey.example
  identity = {
    id = "objectStorageAccesskeyid"
  }
}

resource "ionoscloud_object_storage_accesskey" "example" {
  ### Configuration omitted for brevity ###
}

Identity Schema

Required

• id (String) The ID (UUID) of the AccessKey.

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An object storage accesskey resource can be imported using its resource id, e.g.

terraform import ionoscloud_object_storage_accesskey.demo objectStorageAccesskeyid

This can be helpful when you want to import Object Storage Accesskeys which you have already created manually or using other means, outside of terraform.

Query (List Resource)

Object Storage Access Keys can be listed using terraform query (requires Terraform 1.14+). List blocks must be placed in a dedicated tfquery.hcl file.

list "ionoscloud_object_storage_accesskey" "all" {
  provider         = ionoscloud
  include_resource = true
}

Filter by description:

list "ionoscloud_object_storage_accesskey" "filtered" {
  provider         = ionoscloud
  include_resource = true
  config {
    filters = [{
      field_name  = "description"
      field_value = "my-key"
    }]
  }
}

See the ionoscloud_object_storage_accesskey list resource documentation for the full filter reference.