It also solves the issue of namespace collisions which can arise from forks and generic provider names (ex. It will allow Terraform to download those providers automatically. The required provider syntax is the scaffolding that empowers users to include partner and community providers into their configuration. Providers include their full documentation for you to look through and reference. The module pages work much the same as before, and you'll notice some similarities with the provider pages. Today, you can find both modules and providers in the Terraform Registry. And you could look over basic information about how to provision the module, see where the module lives on GitHub, and check out the readme and reference info. You could search for modules by name, author, or keyword, and filter your results by major cloud provider type. Historically, the Terraform Registry has been a one-stop shop for Terraform modules of all kinds. This attribute is part of the required_providers setting inside a terraform configuration block. Its primary design goal was to create a clear workflow for using providers from the Terraform Registry. This blog will discuss the introduction of a new provider source attribute that allows you to declare the registry source of a Terraform provider.
These improvements to the ecosystem will benefit Terraform users and provider developers alike. With Terraform 0.13, terraform init will automatically download and install partner and community providers in the HashiCorp Terraform Registry, following the same clear workflow as HashiCorp-supported official providers. Many of the improvements in Terraform 0.13 focus on the diverse, rapidly-growing collection of official, partner, and community providers. In June at HashiConf digital we announced the beta version of HashiCorp Terraform 0.13.
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