rancher_certificate

Provides a Rancher Certificate resource. This can be used to create certificates for rancher environments and retrieve their information.

Example Usage

# Create a new Rancher Certificate
resource rancher_certificate "foo" {
  name           = "foo"
  description    = "my foo certificate"
  environment_id = "${rancher_environment.test.id}"
  cert = "${file("server.crt")}"
  key = "${file("server.key")}"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• name - (Required) The name of the certificate.
• description - (Optional) A certificate description.
• environment_id - (Required) The ID of the environment to create the certificate for.
• cert - (Required) The certificate content.
• cert_chain - (Optional) The certificate chain.
• key - (Required) The certificate key.

Attributes Reference

The following attributes are exported:

• id - (Computed) The ID of the resource.
• cn - The certificate CN.
• algorithm - The certificate algorithm.
• cert_fingerprint - The certificate fingerprint.
• expires_at - The certificate expiration date.
• issued_at - The certificate creation date.
• issuer - The certificate issuer.
• key_size - The certificate key size.
• serial_number - The certificate serial number.
• subject_alternative_names - The list of certificate Subject Alternative Names.
• version - The certificate version.

Import

Certificates can be imported using the Certificate ID in the format <environment_id>/<certificate_id>

$ terraform import rancher_certificate.mycert 1a5/1c605

If the credentials for the Rancher provider have access to the global API, then environment_id can be omitted e.g.

$ terraform import rancher_certificate.mycert 1c605