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onyx_api_key (Resource)

An Onyx API key. The key material is returned by the API exactly once at creation and is kept in Terraform state (api_key, sensitive) from then on; it can never be re-read, so after terraform import the attribute stays null. Note the chicken-and-egg: the key the provider itself authenticates with must be created out-of-band (admin UI or curl).

Example Usage

terraform
variable "ingest_group_id" {
  type        = number
  description = "Id of an existing Onyx user group; ids are assigned per deployment."
}

# A key for an internal integration. The key material is in
# onyx_api_key.ingest.api_key (sensitive, state-only).
resource "onyx_api_key" "ingest" {
  name      = "ingest-pipeline"
  group_ids = [var.ingest_group_id]
}
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Schema

Optional

  • name (String) Display name for the key.
  • group_ids (Set of Number) Ids of the user groups the backing service account belongs to. The key resolves the union of those groups' permissions. Omit for a key with no group permissions. This replaces the whole group set on every apply.

Read-Only

  • api_key (String, Sensitive) The key material (on_...). Only available when the key was created by Terraform; null after import.
  • api_key_display (String) Redacted form of the key, safe for display.
  • id (String) Numeric API key id.
  • user_id (String) UUID of the synthetic service-account user backing the key.

Import

Import is supported using the following syntax:

The terraform import command can be used, for example:

shell
#!/bin/sh
# Import by numeric API key id. The key material can never be re-read,
# so the api_key attribute stays null after import.
terraform import onyx_api_key.ingest 5