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[FEATURE] Assign existing security groups to a space #81
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Thanks for the feature request. We evaluate it and update the issue accordingly. Community NoteVoting for Prioritization
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Considering the API is designed, we will need to create a new resource for managing bindings. |
Agreed, I updated my described solution to take into account the shape of the API. I'd be happy to work on this in a couple weeks when I have time if it hasn't been picked up by then. If I do so, does the community have any thoughts on the best name for the new resource? I see it's assigned already though, is that to do the work, or just to triage further? |
Its been assigned for immediate pickup @rahearn |
It would be better to have attributes |
What area do you want to see improved?
terraform provider
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
There doesn't appear to be a way to assign an existing named security group to a space, either on space creation or as a separate resource.
Describe the solution you would like
I'd like to be able to do something like the following:
Describe alternatives you have considered
The existing
cloudfoundry_security_group
resource is not accessible at the level of permission that I have, which can call bothcf create-space
andcf bind-security-group
if I were using the CLI, so there do not appear to be any alternatives within this provider.Additional context
No response
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