Any Terraform Provider: Installation & Configuration

Installation

You don’t need to explicitly install anything, beyond an up to date version of Pulumi.¹ If you want to explicitly install the provider, you can run:

$ pulumi plugin install resource terraform-provider
[resource plugin terraform-provider-0.1.0] installing

This will install the terraform-provider binary, but will not install any usable SDKs. These need to be generated for an existing Terraform provider.

Usage

Using terraform-provider will require an actual Terraform provider to bridge. The recommended way to add a new Terraform provider is by running pulumi package add terraform-provider <provider ...> in an existing Pulumi project.

You can specify <provider ...> in a couple of different ways:

1. By specify a provider’s source and version:

   $ pulumi package add terraform-provider author/name
   

   You must specify an author and a provider name. You may specify a registry source and a version constraint. If no registry source is specified, then registry.opentofu.org is assumed. If no version is specified, then the latest version is assumed.

   The full format is:

   $ pulumi package add terraform-provider [<registry>/]<author>/<name> [version]
   

2. By specifying a local path:

   $ pulumi package add terraform-provider /path/to/my/terraform-provider-binary
   

   Local paths must start with ./ or / and must end with terraform-provider-<name>.

Regardless of the way you run pulumi package add, it will generate a local Pulumi SDK for your Terraform provider and walk you through linking it in your project. You can then consume it like a normal Pulumi provider SDK.