Clone the repository: https://github.com/splunk/terraform-provider-splunk/
Create go src directory and setup $GOPATH
Build the provider: make build
- Use the Splunk REST API manual: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/RESTREF/RESTprolog to design resource schemas for the provider.
- Add a resource_x_test.go file to test the new resources' CRUD operations
- Before merging your changes lint your code by running
make fmt
- Test the provider with the existing suite of provider tests before merging your changes
- Build the provider and test the new resources' CRUD and import operations before merging your changes
- Add all necessary documentation in the docs folder
- Update changelog.md and version as required - https://www.terraform.io/docs/extend/best-practices/versioning.html
- To run unit tests:
make test
- To run acceptance tests:
make testacc
- Set the following variables to run acceptance tests
SPLUNK_HOME
,SPLUNK_USERNAME
,SPLUNK_URL
,SPLUNK_PASSWORD
- Set the following variables to run acceptance tests
- Install Terraform
- Build the binary by
make build
- Initialize terraform by
terraform init
- Run
terraform plan
andterraform apply
to apply configurations - To update run
terraform plan
first to check config diff - For importing existing resources use
terraform import
- To remove all terraform managed resources use
terraform destroy
NOTE: When developing or testing with terraform >= 0.13
you must replace the provider location from remote (registry.terraform.io) to local build.
Follow guidelines: https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/blob/master/website/upgrade-guides/0-13.html.markdown
We are open to contributions!
Please follow development guidelines and feel free to open a PR against the `master` branch with your changes. The PR should trigger the GitHub actions to run both the unit and acceptance tests. Once all tests have passed, our team will review, make suggestions, approve, and merge the PR. After merging, our team will update the changelog.MD file and create a version tag that should automatically create a new release.
- The examples folder contains a few basic splunk provider examples, run
terraform init
andterraform apply
to apply these example configuration. - Resource examples are also available in their respective docs/resources folder
NOTE: Create a resource block first before importing resources (USAGE: https://www.terraform.io/docs/import/usage.html)
- When conflicts arise during resource creation, import the resource first using
terraform import
command and make modifications to the resource. - Testing errors mentioning
too many open files
may be related toulimit
on your machine. Check current and increase the maximum number of open files1024
usingulimit -n 1024
- If conf files are edited or deleted manually, restart Splunk to ensure state consistency before applying or reapplying a template.
- Splunk environments with numerous indexes, saved searches, knowledge objects, etc. may cause issues with the provided tests. To avoid these errors, use a fresh or lightly configured Splunk environment.