ionoscloud_user

Creates and manages user objects.

Manages Users and list users and groups associated with that user.

Example Usage

resource "ionoscloud_user" "example" {
  first_name              = "example"
  last_name               = "example"
  email                   = "[email protected]"
  password                = random_password.user_password.result
  administrator           = false
  force_sec_auth          = false
  active                  = true
  group_ids 		          = [ ionoscloud_group.group1.id, ionoscloud_group.group2.id, ionoscloud_group.group3.id]
}

resource "ionoscloud_group" "group1" {
  name = "group1"
  create_datacenter = true
  create_snapshot = true
  reserve_ip = true
  access_activity_log = false
  create_k8s_cluster = true
}
resource "ionoscloud_group" "group2" {
  name = "group2"
  create_datacenter = true
  create_snapshot = true
  reserve_ip = true
  access_activity_log = false
  create_k8s_cluster = true
}
resource "ionoscloud_group" "group3" {
  name = "group3"
  create_datacenter = true
  create_snapshot = true
  reserve_ip = true
  access_activity_log = false
}

resource "random_password" "user_password" {
  length           = 16
  special          = true
  override_special = "!#$%&*()-_=+[]{}<>:?"
}

Argument reference

• administrator - (Required)[Boolean] Indicates if the user has administrative rights. Administrators do not need to be managed in groups, as they automatically have access to all resources associated with the contract.

• email - (Required)[string] An e-mail address for the user.

• first_name - (Required)[string] A first name for the user.

• force_sec_auth - (Required)[Boolean] Indicates if secure (two-factor) authentication should be forced for the user (true) or not (false).

• last_name - (Required)[string] A last name for the user.

• password - (Optional)[string] A password for the user. If you are using terraform 1.11 or higher, you can use password_wo instead of password to avoid storing the password in the state file.

• password_wo - (Optional, Write-Only, exactly one of password or password_wo is required) user password. This value is always marked as sensitive in the plan output, regardless of type. Additionally, write-only values are never stored to state. password_wo_version can be used to trigger an update and is required with this argument. In Terraform CLI version 0.15 and later, this may require additional configuration handling for certain scenarios. For more information, see the Terraform v0.15 Upgrade Guide.

• password_wo_version - (Optional) Used together with password_wo to trigger an update. Increment this value when an update to the password_wo is required.

• sec_auth_active - (Optional)[Boolean] Indicates if secure authentication is active for the user or not. it can not be used in create requests - can be used in update

• s3_canonical_user_id - (Computed) Canonical (IONOS Object Storage) id of the user for a given identity

• active - (Optional)[Boolean] Indicates if the user is active

• group_ids - (Optional)[Set] The groups that this user will be a member ofNOTE: Group_ids field cannot be used at the same time with user_ids field in group resource. Trying to add the same user to the same group in both ways in the same plan will result in a cyclic dependency error.NOTE: password_wo requires Teraform 1.11 or higher.

Import

Resource User can be imported using the resource id, e.g.

terraform import ionoscloud_user.myuser user uuid