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newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor

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New Relic v5.61.2 published on Thursday, Feb 19, 2026 by Pulumi
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    Use this resource to create, update, and delete a Synthetics Certificate Check monitor in New Relic.

    IMPORTANT: The Synthetics Legacy Runtime has reached its end-of-life on October 22, 2024. As a consequence, using the legacy runtime or blank runtime values with Synthetic monitor requests from the New Relic Terraform Provider will result in API errors. Starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configurations of Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes or comprising legacy runtime values will be deemed invalid.

    If your Synthetic monitors’ configuration is not updated already with new runtime values, upgrade as soon as possible to avoid these consequences. For more details and instructions, please see the detailed warning against runtime_type and runtime_type_version in the Argument Reference section.

    Example Usage

    import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as newrelic from "@pulumi/newrelic";

const foo = new newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("foo", {
    name: "Sample Cert Check Monitor",
    domain: "www.example.com",
    locationsPublics: ["AP_SOUTH_1"],
    certificateExpiration: 10,
    period: "EVERY_6_HOURS",
    status: "ENABLED",
    runtimeType: "NODE_API",
    runtimeTypeVersion: "16.10",
    tags: [{
        key: "some_key",
        values: ["some_value"],
    }],
});

    import pulumi
import pulumi_newrelic as newrelic

foo = newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("foo",
    name="Sample Cert Check Monitor",
    domain="www.example.com",
    locations_publics=["AP_SOUTH_1"],
    certificate_expiration=10,
    period="EVERY_6_HOURS",
    status="ENABLED",
    runtime_type="NODE_API",
    runtime_type_version="16.10",
    tags=[{
        "key": "some_key",
        "values": ["some_value"],
    }])

    package main

import (
	"github.com/pulumi/pulumi-newrelic/sdk/v5/go/newrelic/synthetics"
	"github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi"
)

func main() {
	pulumi.Run(func(ctx *pulumi.Context) error {
		_, err := synthetics.NewCertCheckMonitor(ctx, "foo", &synthetics.CertCheckMonitorArgs{
			Name:   pulumi.String("Sample Cert Check Monitor"),
			Domain: pulumi.String("www.example.com"),
			LocationsPublics: pulumi.StringArray{
				pulumi.String("AP_SOUTH_1"),
			},
			CertificateExpiration: pulumi.Int(10),
			Period:                pulumi.String("EVERY_6_HOURS"),
			Status:                pulumi.String("ENABLED"),
			RuntimeType:           pulumi.String("NODE_API"),
			RuntimeTypeVersion:    pulumi.String("16.10"),
			Tags: synthetics.CertCheckMonitorTagArray{
				&synthetics.CertCheckMonitorTagArgs{
					Key: pulumi.String("some_key"),
					Values: pulumi.StringArray{
						pulumi.String("some_value"),
					},
				},
			},
		})
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		return nil
	})
}

    using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Pulumi;
using NewRelic = Pulumi.NewRelic;

return await Deployment.RunAsync(() => 
{
    var foo = new NewRelic.Synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("foo", new()
    {
        Name = "Sample Cert Check Monitor",
        Domain = "www.example.com",
        LocationsPublics = new[]
        {
            "AP_SOUTH_1",
        },
        CertificateExpiration = 10,
        Period = "EVERY_6_HOURS",
        Status = "ENABLED",
        RuntimeType = "NODE_API",
        RuntimeTypeVersion = "16.10",
        Tags = new[]
        {
            new NewRelic.Synthetics.Inputs.CertCheckMonitorTagArgs
            {
                Key = "some_key",
                Values = new[]
                {
                    "some_value",
                },
            },
        },
    });

});

    package generated_program;

import com.pulumi.Context;
import com.pulumi.Pulumi;
import com.pulumi.core.Output;
import com.pulumi.newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor;
import com.pulumi.newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitorArgs;
import com.pulumi.newrelic.synthetics.inputs.CertCheckMonitorTagArgs;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Map;
import java.io.File;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Paths;

public class App {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Pulumi.run(App::stack);
    }

    public static void stack(Context ctx) {
        var foo = new CertCheckMonitor("foo", CertCheckMonitorArgs.builder()
            .name("Sample Cert Check Monitor")
            .domain("www.example.com")
            .locationsPublics("AP_SOUTH_1")
            .certificateExpiration(10)
            .period("EVERY_6_HOURS")
            .status("ENABLED")
            .runtimeType("NODE_API")
            .runtimeTypeVersion("16.10")
            .tags(CertCheckMonitorTagArgs.builder()
                .key("some_key")
                .values("some_value")
                .build())
            .build());

    }
}

    resources:
  foo:
    type: newrelic:synthetics:CertCheckMonitor
    properties:
      name: Sample Cert Check Monitor
      domain: www.example.com
      locationsPublics:
        - AP_SOUTH_1
      certificateExpiration: '10'
      period: EVERY_6_HOURS
      status: ENABLED
      runtimeType: NODE_API
      runtimeTypeVersion: '16.10'
      tags:
        - key: some_key
          values:
            - some_value

    See additional examples.

    Additional Examples

    Create a monitor with a private location

    The below example shows how you can define a private location and attach it to a monitor.

    NOTE: It can take up to 10 minutes for a private location to become available.

    import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as newrelic from "@pulumi/newrelic";

const foo = new newrelic.synthetics.PrivateLocation("foo", {
    name: "Sample Private Location",
    description: "Sample Private Location Description",
    verifiedScriptExecution: false,
});
const fooCertCheckMonitor = new newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("foo", {
    name: "Sample Cert Check Monitor",
    domain: "www.one.example.com",
    locationsPrivates: [foo.id],
    certificateExpiration: 10,
    period: "EVERY_6_HOURS",
    status: "ENABLED",
    tags: [{
        key: "some_key",
        values: ["some_value"],
    }],
});

    import pulumi
import pulumi_newrelic as newrelic

foo = newrelic.synthetics.PrivateLocation("foo",
    name="Sample Private Location",
    description="Sample Private Location Description",
    verified_script_execution=False)
foo_cert_check_monitor = newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("foo",
    name="Sample Cert Check Monitor",
    domain="www.one.example.com",
    locations_privates=[foo.id],
    certificate_expiration=10,
    period="EVERY_6_HOURS",
    status="ENABLED",
    tags=[{
        "key": "some_key",
        "values": ["some_value"],
    }])

    package main

import (
	"github.com/pulumi/pulumi-newrelic/sdk/v5/go/newrelic/synthetics"
	"github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi"
)

func main() {
	pulumi.Run(func(ctx *pulumi.Context) error {
		foo, err := synthetics.NewPrivateLocation(ctx, "foo", &synthetics.PrivateLocationArgs{
			Name:                    pulumi.String("Sample Private Location"),
			Description:             pulumi.String("Sample Private Location Description"),
			VerifiedScriptExecution: pulumi.Bool(false),
		})
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		_, err = synthetics.NewCertCheckMonitor(ctx, "foo", &synthetics.CertCheckMonitorArgs{
			Name:   pulumi.String("Sample Cert Check Monitor"),
			Domain: pulumi.String("www.one.example.com"),
			LocationsPrivates: pulumi.StringArray{
				foo.ID(),
			},
			CertificateExpiration: pulumi.Int(10),
			Period:                pulumi.String("EVERY_6_HOURS"),
			Status:                pulumi.String("ENABLED"),
			Tags: synthetics.CertCheckMonitorTagArray{
				&synthetics.CertCheckMonitorTagArgs{
					Key: pulumi.String("some_key"),
					Values: pulumi.StringArray{
						pulumi.String("some_value"),
					},
				},
			},
		})
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		return nil
	})
}

    using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Pulumi;
using NewRelic = Pulumi.NewRelic;

return await Deployment.RunAsync(() => 
{
    var foo = new NewRelic.Synthetics.PrivateLocation("foo", new()
    {
        Name = "Sample Private Location",
        Description = "Sample Private Location Description",
        VerifiedScriptExecution = false,
    });

    var fooCertCheckMonitor = new NewRelic.Synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("foo", new()
    {
        Name = "Sample Cert Check Monitor",
        Domain = "www.one.example.com",
        LocationsPrivates = new[]
        {
            foo.Id,
        },
        CertificateExpiration = 10,
        Period = "EVERY_6_HOURS",
        Status = "ENABLED",
        Tags = new[]
        {
            new NewRelic.Synthetics.Inputs.CertCheckMonitorTagArgs
            {
                Key = "some_key",
                Values = new[]
                {
                    "some_value",
                },
            },
        },
    });

});

    package generated_program;

import com.pulumi.Context;
import com.pulumi.Pulumi;
import com.pulumi.core.Output;
import com.pulumi.newrelic.synthetics.PrivateLocation;
import com.pulumi.newrelic.synthetics.PrivateLocationArgs;
import com.pulumi.newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor;
import com.pulumi.newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitorArgs;
import com.pulumi.newrelic.synthetics.inputs.CertCheckMonitorTagArgs;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Map;
import java.io.File;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Paths;

public class App {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Pulumi.run(App::stack);
    }

    public static void stack(Context ctx) {
        var foo = new PrivateLocation("foo", PrivateLocationArgs.builder()
            .name("Sample Private Location")
            .description("Sample Private Location Description")
            .verifiedScriptExecution(false)
            .build());

        var fooCertCheckMonitor = new CertCheckMonitor("fooCertCheckMonitor", CertCheckMonitorArgs.builder()
            .name("Sample Cert Check Monitor")
            .domain("www.one.example.com")
            .locationsPrivates(foo.id())
            .certificateExpiration(10)
            .period("EVERY_6_HOURS")
            .status("ENABLED")
            .tags(CertCheckMonitorTagArgs.builder()
                .key("some_key")
                .values("some_value")
                .build())
            .build());

    }
}

    resources:
  foo:
    type: newrelic:synthetics:PrivateLocation
    properties:
      name: Sample Private Location
      description: Sample Private Location Description
      verifiedScriptExecution: false
  fooCertCheckMonitor:
    type: newrelic:synthetics:CertCheckMonitor
    name: foo
    properties:
      name: Sample Cert Check Monitor
      domain: www.one.example.com
      locationsPrivates:
        - ${foo.id}
      certificateExpiration: '10'
      period: EVERY_6_HOURS
      status: ENABLED
      tags:
        - key: some_key
          values:
            - some_value

    Create CertCheckMonitor Resource

    Resources are created with functions called constructors. To learn more about declaring and configuring resources, see Resources.

    Constructor syntax

    new CertCheckMonitor(name: string, args: CertCheckMonitorArgs, opts?: CustomResourceOptions);
    @overload
def CertCheckMonitor(resource_name: str,
                     args: CertCheckMonitorArgs,
                     opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None)

@overload
def CertCheckMonitor(resource_name: str,
                     opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
                     certificate_expiration: Optional[int] = None,
                     domain: Optional[str] = None,
                     period: Optional[str] = None,
                     status: Optional[str] = None,
                     account_id: Optional[str] = None,
                     locations_privates: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
                     locations_publics: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
                     name: Optional[str] = None,
                     runtime_type: Optional[str] = None,
                     runtime_type_version: Optional[str] = None,
                     tags: Optional[Sequence[CertCheckMonitorTagArgs]] = None,
                     use_unsupported_legacy_runtime: Optional[bool] = None)
    func NewCertCheckMonitor(ctx *Context, name string, args CertCheckMonitorArgs, opts ...ResourceOption) (*CertCheckMonitor, error)
    public CertCheckMonitor(string name, CertCheckMonitorArgs args, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)
    public CertCheckMonitor(String name, CertCheckMonitorArgs args)
public CertCheckMonitor(String name, CertCheckMonitorArgs args, CustomResourceOptions options)

    type: newrelic:synthetics:CertCheckMonitor
properties: # The arguments to resource properties.
options: # Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

    Parameters

    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CertCheckMonitorArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    resource_name str
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CertCheckMonitorArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts ResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    ctx Context
    Context object for the current deployment.
    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CertCheckMonitorArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts ResourceOption
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CertCheckMonitorArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    name String
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CertCheckMonitorArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    options CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

    Constructor example

    The following reference example uses placeholder values for all input properties.

    var certCheckMonitorResource = new NewRelic.Synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("certCheckMonitorResource", new()
{
    CertificateExpiration = 0,
    Domain = "string",
    Period = "string",
    Status = "string",
    AccountId = "string",
    LocationsPrivates = new[]
    {
        "string",
    },
    LocationsPublics = new[]
    {
        "string",
    },
    Name = "string",
    RuntimeType = "string",
    RuntimeTypeVersion = "string",
    Tags = new[]
    {
        new NewRelic.Synthetics.Inputs.CertCheckMonitorTagArgs
        {
            Key = "string",
            Values = new[]
            {
                "string",
            },
        },
    },
    UseUnsupportedLegacyRuntime = false,
});

    example, err := synthetics.NewCertCheckMonitor(ctx, "certCheckMonitorResource", &synthetics.CertCheckMonitorArgs{
	CertificateExpiration: pulumi.Int(0),
	Domain:                pulumi.String("string"),
	Period:                pulumi.String("string"),
	Status:                pulumi.String("string"),
	AccountId:             pulumi.String("string"),
	LocationsPrivates: pulumi.StringArray{
		pulumi.String("string"),
	},
	LocationsPublics: pulumi.StringArray{
		pulumi.String("string"),
	},
	Name:               pulumi.String("string"),
	RuntimeType:        pulumi.String("string"),
	RuntimeTypeVersion: pulumi.String("string"),
	Tags: synthetics.CertCheckMonitorTagArray{
		&synthetics.CertCheckMonitorTagArgs{
			Key: pulumi.String("string"),
			Values: pulumi.StringArray{
				pulumi.String("string"),
			},
		},
	},
	UseUnsupportedLegacyRuntime: pulumi.Bool(false),
})

    var certCheckMonitorResource = new CertCheckMonitor("certCheckMonitorResource", CertCheckMonitorArgs.builder()
    .certificateExpiration(0)
    .domain("string")
    .period("string")
    .status("string")
    .accountId("string")
    .locationsPrivates("string")
    .locationsPublics("string")
    .name("string")
    .runtimeType("string")
    .runtimeTypeVersion("string")
    .tags(CertCheckMonitorTagArgs.builder()
        .key("string")
        .values("string")
        .build())
    .useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime(false)
    .build());

    cert_check_monitor_resource = newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("certCheckMonitorResource",
    certificate_expiration=0,
    domain="string",
    period="string",
    status="string",
    account_id="string",
    locations_privates=["string"],
    locations_publics=["string"],
    name="string",
    runtime_type="string",
    runtime_type_version="string",
    tags=[{
        "key": "string",
        "values": ["string"],
    }],
    use_unsupported_legacy_runtime=False)

    const certCheckMonitorResource = new newrelic.synthetics.CertCheckMonitor("certCheckMonitorResource", {
    certificateExpiration: 0,
    domain: "string",
    period: "string",
    status: "string",
    accountId: "string",
    locationsPrivates: ["string"],
    locationsPublics: ["string"],
    name: "string",
    runtimeType: "string",
    runtimeTypeVersion: "string",
    tags: [{
        key: "string",
        values: ["string"],
    }],
    useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime: false,
});

    type: newrelic:synthetics:CertCheckMonitor
properties:
    accountId: string
    certificateExpiration: 0
    domain: string
    locationsPrivates:
        - string
    locationsPublics:
        - string
    name: string
    period: string
    runtimeType: string
    runtimeTypeVersion: string
    status: string
    tags:
        - key: string
          values:
            - string
    useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime: false

    CertCheckMonitor Resource Properties

    To learn more about resource properties and how to use them, see Inputs and Outputs in the Architecture and Concepts docs.

    Inputs

    In Python, inputs that are objects can be passed either as argument classes or as dictionary literals.

    The CertCheckMonitor resource accepts the following input properties:

    CertificateExpiration int
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    Domain string
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    Period string
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    Status string
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    AccountId string
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    LocationsPrivates List<string>
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    LocationsPublics List<string>
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    Name string
    The name for the monitor.
    RuntimeType string
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    RuntimeTypeVersion string

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    Tags List<Pulumi.NewRelic.Synthetics.Inputs.CertCheckMonitorTag>
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    UseUnsupportedLegacyRuntime bool
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    CertificateExpiration int
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    Domain string
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    Period string
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    Status string
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    AccountId string
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    LocationsPrivates []string
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    LocationsPublics []string
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    Name string
    The name for the monitor.
    RuntimeType string
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    RuntimeTypeVersion string

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    Tags []CertCheckMonitorTagArgs
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    UseUnsupportedLegacyRuntime bool
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    certificateExpiration Integer
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    domain String
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    period String
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    status String
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    accountId String
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    locationsPrivates List<String>
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    locationsPublics List<String>
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    name String
    The name for the monitor.
    runtimeType String
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    runtimeTypeVersion String

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    tags List<CertCheckMonitorTag>
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime Boolean
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    certificateExpiration number
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    domain string
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    period string
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    status string
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    accountId string
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    locationsPrivates string[]
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    locationsPublics string[]
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    name string
    The name for the monitor.
    runtimeType string
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    runtimeTypeVersion string

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    tags CertCheckMonitorTag[]
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime boolean
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    certificate_expiration int
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    domain str
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    period str
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    status str
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    account_id str
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    locations_privates Sequence[str]
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    locations_publics Sequence[str]
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    name str
    The name for the monitor.
    runtime_type str
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    runtime_type_version str

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    tags Sequence[CertCheckMonitorTagArgs]
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    use_unsupported_legacy_runtime bool
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    certificateExpiration Number
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    domain String
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    period String
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    status String
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    accountId String
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    locationsPrivates List<String>
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    locationsPublics List<String>
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    name String
    The name for the monitor.
    runtimeType String
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    runtimeTypeVersion String

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    tags List<Property Map>
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime Boolean
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.

    Outputs

    All input properties are implicitly available as output properties. Additionally, the CertCheckMonitor resource produces the following output properties:

    Id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    MonitorId string
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    PeriodInMinutes int
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    Id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    MonitorId string
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    PeriodInMinutes int
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    id String
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    monitorId String
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    periodInMinutes Integer
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    monitorId string
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    periodInMinutes number
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    id str
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    monitor_id str
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    period_in_minutes int
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    id String
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    monitorId String
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    periodInMinutes Number
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.

    Look up Existing CertCheckMonitor Resource

    Get an existing CertCheckMonitor resource’s state with the given name, ID, and optional extra properties used to qualify the lookup.

    public static get(name: string, id: Input<ID>, state?: CertCheckMonitorState, opts?: CustomResourceOptions): CertCheckMonitor
    @staticmethod
def get(resource_name: str,
        id: str,
        opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
        account_id: Optional[str] = None,
        certificate_expiration: Optional[int] = None,
        domain: Optional[str] = None,
        locations_privates: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
        locations_publics: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
        monitor_id: Optional[str] = None,
        name: Optional[str] = None,
        period: Optional[str] = None,
        period_in_minutes: Optional[int] = None,
        runtime_type: Optional[str] = None,
        runtime_type_version: Optional[str] = None,
        status: Optional[str] = None,
        tags: Optional[Sequence[CertCheckMonitorTagArgs]] = None,
        use_unsupported_legacy_runtime: Optional[bool] = None) -> CertCheckMonitor
    func GetCertCheckMonitor(ctx *Context, name string, id IDInput, state *CertCheckMonitorState, opts ...ResourceOption) (*CertCheckMonitor, error)
    public static CertCheckMonitor Get(string name, Input<string> id, CertCheckMonitorState? state, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)
    public static CertCheckMonitor get(String name, Output<String> id, CertCheckMonitorState state, CustomResourceOptions options)
    resources:  _:    type: newrelic:synthetics:CertCheckMonitor    get:      id: ${id}
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    resource_name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    The following state arguments are supported:
    AccountId string
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    CertificateExpiration int
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    Domain string
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    LocationsPrivates List<string>
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    LocationsPublics List<string>
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    MonitorId string
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    Name string
    The name for the monitor.
    Period string
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    PeriodInMinutes int
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    RuntimeType string
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    RuntimeTypeVersion string

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    Status string
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    Tags List<Pulumi.NewRelic.Synthetics.Inputs.CertCheckMonitorTag>
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    UseUnsupportedLegacyRuntime bool
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    AccountId string
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    CertificateExpiration int
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    Domain string
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    LocationsPrivates []string
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    LocationsPublics []string
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    MonitorId string
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    Name string
    The name for the monitor.
    Period string
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    PeriodInMinutes int
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    RuntimeType string
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    RuntimeTypeVersion string

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    Status string
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    Tags []CertCheckMonitorTagArgs
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    UseUnsupportedLegacyRuntime bool
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    accountId String
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    certificateExpiration Integer
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    domain String
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    locationsPrivates List<String>
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    locationsPublics List<String>
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    monitorId String
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    name String
    The name for the monitor.
    period String
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    periodInMinutes Integer
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    runtimeType String
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    runtimeTypeVersion String

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    status String
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    tags List<CertCheckMonitorTag>
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime Boolean
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    accountId string
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    certificateExpiration number
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    domain string
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    locationsPrivates string[]
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    locationsPublics string[]
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    monitorId string
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    name string
    The name for the monitor.
    period string
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    periodInMinutes number
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    runtimeType string
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    runtimeTypeVersion string

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    status string
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    tags CertCheckMonitorTag[]
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime boolean
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    account_id str
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    certificate_expiration int
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    domain str
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    locations_privates Sequence[str]
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    locations_publics Sequence[str]
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    monitor_id str
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    name str
    The name for the monitor.
    period str
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    period_in_minutes int
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    runtime_type str
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    runtime_type_version str

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    status str
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    tags Sequence[CertCheckMonitorTagArgs]
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    use_unsupported_legacy_runtime bool
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.
    accountId String
    The account in which the Synthetics monitor will be created.
    certificateExpiration Number
    The desired number of remaining days until the certificate expires to trigger a monitor failure.
    domain String
    The domain of the host that will have its certificate checked.
    locationsPrivates List<String>
    The location the monitor will run from. Accepts a list of private location GUIDs. At least one of either locations_public or locations_private is required.
    locationsPublics List<String>
    The location the monitor will run from. Check out this page for a list of valid public locations. You don't need the AWS_ prefix as the provider uses NerdGraph. At least one of either locations_public or location_private is required.
    monitorId String
    The monitor id of the certificate check synthetics monitor (not to be confused with the GUID of the monitor).
    name String
    The name for the monitor.
    period String
    The interval at which this monitor should run. Valid values are EVERY_MINUTE, EVERY_5_MINUTES, EVERY_10_MINUTES, EVERY_15_MINUTES, EVERY_30_MINUTES, EVERY_HOUR, EVERY_6_HOURS, EVERY_12_HOURS, or EVERY_DAY.
    periodInMinutes Number
    The interval in minutes at which Synthetic monitor should run.
    runtimeType String
    The runtime that the monitor will use to run jobs (NODE_API).
    runtimeTypeVersion String

    The specific version of the runtime type selected (16.10).

    WARNING: The end-of-life of the Synthetics Legacy Runtime took effect on October 22, 2024, implying that support for using the deprecated Synthetics Legacy Runtime with new and existing Synthetic monitors officially ended as of October 22, 2024. As a consequence of this API change, all requests associated with Synthetic Monitors (except Ping Monitors) going out of the New Relic Terraform Provider will be blocked by an API error if they include values corresponding to the legacy runtime or blank runtime values. Following these changes, starting with v3.51.0 of the New Relic Terraform Provider, configuration of new and existing Synthetic monitors without runtime attributes (or) comprising runtime attributes signifying the legacy runtime will be deemed invalid (this applies to all Synthetic monitor resources, except newrelic.synthetics.Monitor with type SIMPLE). If your monitors' configuration is not updated with new runtime values, you will see the consequences stated here. New Synthetic monitors created after August 26, 2024 already adhere to these restrictions, as part of the first phase of the EOL. We kindly recommend that you upgrade your Synthetic Monitors to the new runtime as soon as possible if they are still using the legacy runtime, to avoid seeing the aforementioned consequences. Please check out this guide in the documentation of the Terraform Provider (specifically, the table at the bottom of the guide, if you're looking for updates to be made to the configuration of Synthetic monitors) and this announcement for more details on the EOL, actions needed, relevant resources, and more. You would not be affected by the EOL if your Synthetic monitors' Terraform configuration comprises new runtime values.

    status String
    The run state of the monitor. (ENABLED or DISABLED).
    tags List<Property Map>
    The tags that will be associated with the monitor. See Nested tag blocks below for details
    useUnsupportedLegacyRuntime Boolean
    A boolean attribute to be set true by the customer, if they would like to use the unsupported legacy runtime of Synthetic Monitors by means of an exemption given until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL. Setting this attribute to true would allow skipping validation performed by the the New Relic Terraform Provider starting v3.43.0 to disallow using the legacy runtime with new monitors. This would, hence, allow creation of monitors in the legacy runtime until the October 22, 2024 Legacy Runtime EOL, if exempt by the API.

    Supporting Types

    CertCheckMonitorTag, CertCheckMonitorTagArgs

    Key string
    Name of the tag key.
    Values List<string>
    Values associated with the tag key.
    Key string
    Name of the tag key.
    Values []string
    Values associated with the tag key.
    key String
    Name of the tag key.
    values List<String>
    Values associated with the tag key.
    key string
    Name of the tag key.
    values string[]
    Values associated with the tag key.
    key str
    Name of the tag key.
    values Sequence[str]
    Values associated with the tag key.
    key String
    Name of the tag key.
    values List<String>
    Values associated with the tag key.

    Import

    A cert check monitor can be imported using its GUID, using the following command.

    $ terraform import newrelic_synthetics_cert_check_monitor.monitor <guid>

    To learn more about importing existing cloud resources, see Importing resources.

    Package Details

    Repository
    New Relic pulumi/pulumi-newrelic
    License
    Apache-2.0
    Notes
    This Pulumi package is based on the newrelic Terraform Provider.
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