runr_workflow_app (Resource)

The workflow app of a project (or of one of its environments): where the workflow engine calls the workflows' code (workflows). By default that is the project's function; endpoint_url points the engine at a function served outside RunR instead, which verifies the engine's calls with the app's signing key (RUNR_WORKFLOW_SIGNING_KEY, from runr workflows app signing-key). Rotating the key is an action (runr workflows app rotate-key), not configuration.

Destroying the resource goes back to the project's function. Needs workflows.manage. Import with <project name or id> or <project name or id>/<environment>.

Example Usage#

# The workflows of the staging environment run in a function served outside RunR; it verifies
# the engine's calls with RUNR_WORKFLOW_SIGNING_KEY (`runr workflows app signing-key --env staging`).
resource "runr_workflow_app" "staging" {
  project_id   = runr_project.orders.id
  environment  = "staging"
  endpoint_url = "https://workflows-staging.example.com/runr"
}

Schema#

Required#

• project_id (String) Project id.

Optional#

• endpoint_url (String) URL the engine calls instead of the project's function (a public http or https address). Left out: the project's function; an override set outside Terraform is then removed.
• environment (String) The project environment (name or id). Left out: the project's own workload (production).

Read-Only#

• id (String) <project_id> or <project_id>/<environment>.
• key_fingerprint (String) Fingerprint of the current signing key (changes when the key is rotated).
• url (String) The URL the engine calls: endpoint_url, else the function's URL.

Import#

Import is supported using the following syntax:

The terraform import command can be used, for example:

# <project name or id> (the project's own workload) or <project name or id>/<environment>
terraform import runr_workflow_app.orders orders-api
terraform import runr_workflow_app.staging orders-api/staging