Meta Properties

An array of resources that this resource depends on. Jumppad will ensure that all resources referenced in depends_on are created before the resource.

For example, the resource "mine" would be created after the resource "myother".

  resource "container" "mine" {
    depends_on = ["resource.container.myother"]
  }
  
  resource "container" "myother" {

  }

Where possible Jumppad attempts to automatically create a dependency graph by using interpolated properties. For example, the previous scenario could have been written without using depends_on by using interpolated properties.

  resource "container" "mine" {
    image {
      name = resource.container.myother.image.name
    }
  }
  
  resource "container" "myother" {
    image {
      name = "myimage:version"
    }
  }

If set to false the resource will not be created.

Metadata regarding the resource.

The unique id for the resource, this value can be used in interpolation syntax to reference properties for a resource.

  resource.container.nic
  ouput.myoutput
  module.mine.submodule.resource.container.nic
  module.mine.submodule.ouput.myoutput

The name of the resource, note: this value is not unique and does not take into account if the resource is embedded in a module.

This value is the same as the name field of the resource. i.e "mine".

  resource "container" "mine" {}

The string type of the resource.

This value is the same as the type field of the resource. i.e. "container"

  resource "container" "mine" {}

The full module path for the resource. Should the resource be included in a module, this value will be the name of the module and any parent modules that the resource is embedded in.

For example, given the following structure, the module value would be "mymodule.mysubmodule".

  resource "container" "mine" {}

  ## included in

  module "mysubmodule" {}
  
  ## included in

  module "mymodule" {}

The absolute path of the file that contains this resource