NOTE: This provider is a fork of missing thycotic/terraform-provider-tss
The Thycotic Secret Server Terraform Provider allows you to access and reference Secrets in your vault for use in Terraform configurations.
Preferred way to install
The latest release can be downloaded from the terraform registry. The documentation can be found here.
If wish to install straight from source, follow the steps below.
Extract the specific file for your OS and Architecture to the plugins directory of the user's profile. You may have to create the directory.
OS | Default Path |
---|---|
Linux | ~/.terraform.d/plugins |
Windows | %APPDATA%\terraform.d\plugins |
Terraform 0.13 uses a different file system layout for 3rd party providers. More information on this can be found here. The following folder path will need to be created in the plugins directory of the user's profile.
%APPDATA%\TERRAFORM.D\PLUGINS
└───terraform.thycotic.com
└───thycotic
└───tss
└───1.0.2
└───windows_amd64
~/.terraform.d/plugins
└───terraform.thycotic.com
└───thycotic
└───tss
└───1.0.2
├───linux_amd64
For Terraform 0.13+, include the terraform
block in your configuration, or plan, that specifies the provider:
terraform {
required_providers {
tss = {
source = "thycotic/tss"
version = "1.0.2"
}
}
}
To run the example, create a terraform.tfvars
:
tss_username = "my_app_user"
tss_password = "Passw0rd."
tss_server_url = "https://example/SecretServer"
tss_secret_id = "1"
You can provide your credentials via the TSS_SERVER_URL, TSS_USERNAME and TSS_PASSWORD environment variables. In this case, tss provider could be represented like this
provider "tss" {}
Usage
$ export TSS_USERNAME="my_app_user"
$ export TSS_PASSWORD="Passw0rd."
$ export TSS_SERVER_URL="https://localhost/SecretServer"
$ terraform plan