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# Terragrunt !!! info We have recently released a new Terragrunt native platform in Spacelift and it is currently in \*\*beta\*\*. You can find documentation on this [here](../terragrunt/README.md). ## Using Terragrunt Whether a Terraform stack is using Terragrunt or not is controlled by the presence of `terragrunt` la... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/terragrunt.md | main | spacelift | [
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# State management For those of you who don't want to manage Terraform state, Spacelift offers an optional sophisticated state backend synchronized with the rest of the application to maximize security and convenience. The ability to have Spacelift manage the state for you is only available during [stack creation](../.... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/state-management.md | main | spacelift | [
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Terraform changes do not result in a new state version being created. Non-current state versions are kept for \*\*30 days\*\*. ### State rollback In certain unusual scenarios you can end up with a broken or corrupted state being created. This could happen for example if there was a bug during a Terraform provider upgra... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/state-management.md | main | spacelift | [
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need to go to the state history tab on your stack, and then click on the button to import the state.  !!! info The maximum allowed file size for a state is \*\*100MB\*\*. Then choose a valid terraform state file and upload it.  %} The easiest ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/external-modules.md | main | spacelift | [
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your code checkout failing due to what would otherwise be an interactive prompt asking you whether to trust that key. !!! tip If you get an error referring to error in libcrypto, please try adding a newline to the end of the mounted file and trying again. ## Dedicated third-party registries For users storing their modu... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/external-modules.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Provider What would you say if you could manage Spacelift resources - that is [stacks](../../concepts/stack/README.md), [contexts](../../concepts/configuration/context.md), [integrations](../../integrations/cloud-providers/aws.md), and [configuration](../../concepts/configuration/environment.md) - using Spacelift? We... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/terraform-provider.md | main | spacelift | [
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Now that we programmatically combine Spacelift and GitHub resources, let's add AWS to the mix and give our new stack a dedicated [IAM role](../../integrations/cloud-providers/aws.md): ```terraform title="stack-teams-and-iam.tf" resource "github\_team" "stack-readers" { name = "managed-stack-readers" } resource "github\... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/terraform-provider.md | main | spacelift | [
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= var.spacelift\_first\_key\_secret } provider "spacelift" { alias = "second" api\_key\_endpoint = "https://second.app.spacelift.io" api\_key\_id = var.spacelift\_second\_key\_id api\_key\_secret = var.spacelift\_second\_key\_secret } ``` If you're running from inside Spacelift, you can still use the default, zero-setu... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/terraform-provider.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Terraform ## Why use Terraform? Terraform is a full-featured, battle-tested Infrastructure as Code tool. It has a [vast ecosystem of providers](https://registry.terraform.io/browse/providers){: rel="nofollow"} to interact with many vendors from cloud providers such as AWS, Azure and GCP to monitoring such as New Reli... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Storing Complex Variables Terraform supports a variety of variable types such as `string`, `number`, `list`, `bool`, and `map`. The full list of Terraform's variable types can be/ found in the [Terraform documentation](https://www.terraform.io/language/expressions){: rel="nofollow"}. When using "complex" variable typ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/storing-complex-variables.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Workflow Tool The Workflow Tool stack setting allows you to choose between three options: - OpenTofu. - Terraform (FOSS). - Custom. The OpenTofu and Terraform (FOSS) options give you out of the box support for using OpenTofu and for open source versions of Terraform respectively. When you use either of those options,... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/workflow-tool.md | main | spacelift | [
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-input=false ``` {% endraw %} ## How to configure a custom tool To use a custom tool, three things are required: 1. A way of providing the tool to your runs. 2. A way of specifying the commands that should be executed. 3. Indicating that you want to use a custom tool on your stack/module. ### Providing a tool There are... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/workflow-tool.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Provider registry {% if is\_saas() %} !!! info This feature is only available to Business plan and above. Please check out our [pricing page](https://spacelift.io/pricing){: rel="nofollow"} for more information. {% endif %} ## Intro While the Terraform ecosystem is vast and growing, sometimes there is no official pro... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/provider-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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and a list of all versions of the provider. For more detailed information about the GraphQL API and its integration, please refer to the [API documentation](../../integrations/api.md). #### Create the provider manually in the UI In order to create a provider in the UI, navigate to the \_Terraform registry\_ section of ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/provider-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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and click the \_Register GPG key\_ button:  In the \_Register GPG key\_ drawer, you will need to provide the name, the ASCII-armored private key and optionally a description:  ### CI/CD ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/provider-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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of the provider within Spacelift account. It must consist of lowercase letters only. Note the version status. Versions start their life as drafts, and you can publish them by grabbing their ID (first column) and using `spacectl`: ```bash spacectl provider publish-version --version=$YOUR\_VERSION\_ID ``` !!! warning The... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/provider-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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and you can reuse its number in the future. You cannot delete published versions. If you want to disable a published version, you will need to [revoke it](#revoking-provider-versions) instead. ### Revoking provider versions You can revoke any published provider version using `spacectl`: ```bash spacectl provider revoke... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/provider-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Dependency Lock File Recent versions of Terraform can optionally track dependency selections using a [Dependency Lock File](https://www.terraform.io/language/files/dependency-lock){: rel="nofollow"} named `.terraform.lock.hcl`, in a similar fashion to npm's `package-lock.json` file. If this file is present in the [pr... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/dependency-lock-file.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Debugging Guide ## Setting Environment Variables Environment variables are commonly used for enabling advanced logging levels for Terraform and Terragrunt. There are two ways environment variables can be set for runs. 1. Set Environment Variable(s) directly on a Stack's [Environment](../../concepts/configuration/envi... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/debugging-guide.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Module registry {% if is\_saas() %} !!! Info This feature is only available to paid Spacelift accounts. Please check out our [pricing page](https://spacelift.io/pricing){: rel="nofollow"} for more information. {% endif %} ## Intro In Terraform, [modules](https://www.terraform.io/docs/configuration/modules.html){: rel... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/module-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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add a \*\*name\*\*, \*\*provider\*\*, [labels](../../concepts/stack/stack-settings.md#labels) and [description](../../concepts/stack/stack-settings.md#name-and-description). The name and provider will be inferred from your repository name if it follows the `terraform--` convention. However, if it can't be inferred or y... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/module-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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can be automatically attached to module using the `autoattach:label` special label where `label` is the name of a label attached to stacks and/or modules in your Spacelift account you wish the policy to be attached to. You can read more about policies [here](../../concepts/policy/README.md). #### Attach Module Contexts... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/module-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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in the `test\_defaults` section. Also, notice that each test case has a \*\*name\*\*, which is a \*\*required field\*\*. !!! info While we don't check for name uniqueness, it's always good idea to give your test cases descriptive names, as these are then used to report job status on your commits and pull requests. ## T... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/module-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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in the repo and then use [spacectl](https://github.com/spacelift-io/spacectl){: rel="nofollow"}: `spacectl module create-version --id --sha --version ` Whenever tests succeed on a [tracked change](../../concepts/run/README.md#where-do-runs-come-from), a new \*\*Version\*\* is created based on the `module\_version` in t... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/module-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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able to access the module. To share a module with other spaces, select the target spaces in the sharing section under \*\*Module settings > Availability\*\*  This can also be accomplished programmatically using our [Terraform provider](terraform-provide... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/module-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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of Spacelift Modules hosted in the private registry can be used outside of Spacelift. The easiest way is to have Terraform retrieve and store the credentials by running the following command in a terminal: ```shell terraform login spacelift.io ``` After you confirm that you want to proceed, Terraform will open your def... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/module-registry.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Handling .tfvars For some of our Terraform users, the most convenient solution to configure a stack is to specify its input values in a variable definitions file that is then passed to Terraform executions in \_plan\_ and \_apply\_ phases. Spacelift supports this approach but does not provide a separate mechanism, de... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/handling-tfvars.md | main | spacelift | [
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# CLI Configuration For some of our Terraform users, a convenient way to configure the Terraform CLI behavior is through customizing the `~/.terraformrc` file. During the preparing phase of a run, Spacelift creates a configuration file at the default location: `~/.terraformrc`. This file contains credentials that are n... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/cli-configuration.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Version management ## Intro to Terraform versioning Terraform is an [actively developed](https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/pulse){: rel="nofollow"} open-source product with a [mighty sponsor](https://www.hashicorp.com/){: rel="nofollow"}. This means frequent releases - in fact, over the last few months (since mi... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/version-management.md | main | spacelift | [
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a bump sooner than that, please get in touch with our support. Once we apply a run with a particular version of Terraform, we set it on the stack to make sure that we don't implicitly attempt to update it using a lower version. ## Migrating to newer versions In order to migrate a [stack](../../concepts/stack/README.md)... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terraform/version-management.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Terragrunt Tool Spacelift provides the ability to choose the tool that should be used by Terragrunt to provision your infrastructure. Three options are supported: - OpenTofu - Terraform - Manually Provisioned You can choose which tool you want to use when creating a stack, or via the \*\*Backend\*\* configuration for... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terragrunt/terragrunt-tool.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Reference ## Stack Settings - \*\*Use Run All\*\* - If Spacelift should use Terragrunt's [run-all](https://terragrunt-v1.gruntwork.io/docs/reference/hcl/functions/#run\_cmd){: rel="nofollow"} functionality in this stack. - \*\*Smart Sanitization\*\* - If Spacelift should use [Smart Sanitization](../terraform/resource... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terragrunt/reference.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Limitations ## State management !!! info Spacelift is working to enable native state management for Terragrunt, which will be available for private beta in mid-January. Contact your customer representative or Spacelift support for more information. Terragrunt is a great tool for organizing your state management confi... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terragrunt/limitations.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Getting Started !!! warning Terragrunt support is currently in \*\*beta\*\* and has some important [limitations](./limitations.md) to take into consideration. This documentation will be using an example repository Spacelift provides [here](https://github.com/spacelift-io-examples/terragrunt-examples){: rel="nofollow"... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terragrunt/getting-started.md | main | spacelift | [
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the `Run all` setting to enable you to deploy multiple projects using `terragrunt run-all` by reading our documentation [here](run-all.md). We also recommend that if you are looking into using Terragrunt with Spacelift that you read our page on the [Limitations of Terragrunt](limitations.md). | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terragrunt/getting-started.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Terragrunt !!! warning Terragrunt support is currently in \*\*beta\*\* and has some important [limitations](./limitations.md) to take into consideration. ## Why use Terragrunt? Terragrunt serves as a valuable companion to Terraform, functioning as a thin wrapper that offers a suite of additional tools, ultimately enh... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terragrunt/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Using Run-All ## Introduction Terragrunt's [run-all](https://terragrunt-v1.gruntwork.io/docs/reference/hcl/functions/#run\_cmd){: rel="nofollow"} feature allows you to deploy multiple modules at the same time. This very powerful feature allows you to develop large amounts of infrastructure as code with dependencies, ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/terragrunt/run-all.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Reference ## Stack Settings - \*\*Playbook\*\* - A playbook file to run on a stack. - \*\*Skip Plan\*\* - Runs on Spacelift stacks typically have a planning and an applying phase. In Ansible for the planning phase we are running Ansible in [check mode](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user\_guide/playbooks\_ch... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/ansible/reference.md | main | spacelift | [
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not accessible by others (read/write/execute). `ssh` will simply ignore a private key file if it is accessible by others. Typically, you would like to deliver private keys directly at the [worker level](../../concepts/worker-pools) where you can fully manage your environment. If that is not an option, you can always us... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/ansible/reference.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Spacelift Policies with Ansible ## Plan Policy with Ansible Using our native [Plan Policy](../../concepts/policy/terraform-plan-policy.md) you could implement advanced handling of different situations that can happen while running playbooks on multiple hosts. One good example is if you'd like to manually review situa... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/ansible/policies.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Configuration Management \*\*Configuration Management View\*\*, is a view designed to enhance visibility, control, and monitoring of Ansible tasks across your stacks and runs. This feature is available only for Ansible stacks, offering a focused way to monitor the last status of each item in your Ansible inventory. B... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/ansible/configuration-management.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Ansible Galaxy If you followed previous examples in our Ansible documentation, you might have noticed that we do not do much in the Initialization phase.  If it comes to Ansible stacks, during that phase we try to auto-... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/ansible/ansible-galaxy.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Getting Started ## Prerequisites To follow this tutorial, you should have an EC2 instance together with an SSH private key that can be used to access the instance ready. ## Initial Setup Start by forking our [Ansible example repository](https://github.com/spacelift-io-examples/ansible-example){: rel="nofollow"} Looki... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/ansible/getting-started.md | main | spacelift | [
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stack in an unconfirmed state](../../assets/screenshots/ansible/ansible-9-unconfirmed.png) In the plan, you can see detailed information about each resource that is supposed to be created. At this point, you can investigate the changes Ansible playbook will apply and to which hosts. When you're happy with the planned c... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/ansible/getting-started.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Ansible You can find more details in the subpages: - [Getting Started](getting-started.md) - [Reference](reference.md) - [Using Policies with Ansible stacks](policies.md) - [Ansible Galaxy](ansible-galaxy.md) - [Configuration Management View](configuration-management.md) ## Why use Ansible? Ansible is a versatile and... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/ansible/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Go In order to follow along with this article, you'll need an AWS account. Start with forking the [Pulumi examples repo](https://github.com/pulumi/examples){: rel="nofollow"}, we'll be setting up an example directory from there, namely [aws-go-s3-folder](https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-go-s3-folder... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/pulumi/golang.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Python In order to follow along with this article, you'll need an AWS account. Start with forking the [Pulumi examples repo](https://github.com/pulumi/examples){: rel="nofollow"}, we'll be setting up an example directory from there, namely [aws-py-webserver](https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-py-webse... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/pulumi/python.md | main | spacelift | [
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# C\# In order to follow along with this article, you'll need an AWS account. Start with forking the [Pulumi examples repo](https://github.com/pulumi/examples){: rel="nofollow"}, we'll be setting up an example directory from there, namely [aws-cs-webserver](https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-cs-webserve... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/pulumi/c-sharp.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Pulumi !!! info Feature previews are subject to change, may contain bugs, and have not yet been refined based on real production usage. At a high level, [Pulumi](https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi){: rel="nofollow"} works similarly to Terraform. It uses a state backend, supports dry runs, and reconciles the actual infr... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/pulumi/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# TypeScript In order to follow along with this article, you'll need an AWS account. Start with forking the [Pulumi examples repo](https://github.com/pulumi/examples){: rel="nofollow"}, we'll be setting up an example directory from there, namely [aws-ts-webserver](https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-ts-w... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/pulumi/typescript.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Helm There is no native support within Spacelift for Helm, but you can use the [`helm template`](https://helm.sh/docs/helm/helm\_template/){: rel="nofollow"} command in a \_before plan\_ hook to generate the Kubernetes resource definitions to deploy. Please note, the following caveats apply: - Using `helm template` m... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/helm.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Getting Started ## Repository Creation Start by creating a new deployment repository and name the file as `deployment.yaml` with the following code: ```yaml apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: nginx-deployment spec: selector: matchLabels: app: nginx replicas: 2 # tells deployment to run 2 pods matchi... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/getting-started.md | main | spacelift | [
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to your Kubernetes cluster, Spacelift will add the following label to all resources: `spacelift-stack=` ### Triggered Run Status Please review the [documentation](../../concepts/run/README.md#common-run-states) for a detailed view of each Run Phase and Status associated with Kubernetes. #### Unconfirmed After you manua... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/getting-started.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Kubernetes ## What is Kubernetes? Kubernetes is a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized workloads and services, that facilitates both declarative configuration and automation. It has a large, rapidly growing ecosystem. Kubernetes services, support, and tools are widely available. For m... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Authenticating The Kubernetes integration relies on using `kubectl`'s native authentication to connect to your cluster. You can use the `$KUBECONFIG` environment variable to find the location of the Kubernetes configuration file, and configure any credentials required. You should perform any custom authentication as ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/authenticating.md | main | spacelift | [
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getting your cluster credentials as well as accessing the cluster. To do this, add the following \_before init\_ hooks to your Stack: ```bash # Output the token into a temporary file, use gcloud to get # the cluster credentials, then remove the tmp file echo "$GOOGLE\_OAUTH\_ACCESS\_TOKEN" > /mnt/workspace/gcloud-acces... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/authenticating.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Workflow Tool The Workflow Tool stack setting allows you to choose between two options: - Kubernetes. - Custom. The Kubernetes option gives you out of the box support where all you need to do is choose the version you want to use and you're good to go. The rest of this page explains the Custom option. This option all... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/workflow-tool.md | main | spacelift | [
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}} --namespace={{ .Namespace }}{{ else }} --all-namespaces{{ end}} -w -l '{{ .Pods }}'" # Used to tear down any resources as part of deleting a stack. # # Available template parameters: # - .StackSlug - the slug of a current stack. # - .Namespace - the namespace used. # - .ResourcesToDelete - list of resources to delet... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/workflow-tool.md | main | spacelift | [
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This is because you are responsible for ensuring that the tool is available to the Run, and Spacelift will not automatically download the tool for you. ## Troubleshooting ### Extra debug info Set the environment variable `SPACELIFT\_KUBERNETES\_DEBUG` to `1` on a kube stack to get additional debug information. ### Work... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/workflow-tool.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Kustomize Kubernetes support in Spacelift is driven by Kustomize with native support in `kubectl`. We used Kustomize to make all resources created using the Spacelift Kubernetes support have unique labels attached to them: - `spacelift-stack: ` - `app.kubernetes.io/managed-by: spacelift` All operations Spacelift does... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/kubernetes/kustomize.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Reference ## Stack Settings - \*\*Region\*\* - AWS region in which to create and execute the AWS CloudFormation Stack. - \*\*Stack Name\*\* - The name for the CloudFormation Stack controlled by this Spacelift Stack. - \*\*Entry Template File\*\* - The path to the JSON or YAML file describing your root CloudFormation ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/cloudformation/reference.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Integrating with AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) In order to use [AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM)](https://aws.amazon.com/serverless/sam/){: rel="nofollow"} in an AWS CloudFormation Stack you'll need to do two things: create a Docker image with SAM included and invoke SAM in `before\_init` hooks. The fi... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/cloudformation/integrating-with-sam.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Integrating with the Serverless Framework In order to use the [Serverless Framework](https://www.serverless.com/){: rel="nofollow"} in an AWS CloudFormation Stack you'll need to do a few things: create a Docker image with the Serverless Framework included, invoke the serverless CLI in `before\_init` hook, sync your a... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/cloudformation/integrating-with-the-serverless-framework.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Integrating with AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) To use [AWS Cloud Development Kit](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/v2/guide/home.html){: rel="nofollow"} in an AWS CloudFormation stack you'll need to do two things: create a Docker image with AWS CDK and invoke it in `before\_plan` hooks. ## Preparing the image Since ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/cloudformation/integrating-with-cdk.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Getting Started ## Initial Setup Start by forking our [AWS CloudFormation example repository](https://github.com/spacelift-io/cloudformation-example){: rel="nofollow"} Looking at the code, you'll find that it creates two simple Lambda Functions in nested Stacks and a common API Gateway REST API, which provides access... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/cloudformation/getting-started.md | main | spacelift | [
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Lambda Functions.   You can also switch to the \*\*Resources\*\* tab to explore the resources you've created.  - [Reference](reference.md) - [Integrating with AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM)](integrating-with-sam.md) - [Integrating with the Serverless Framework](integrating-with-the-serverless-framework.md) ## Why use ... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/vendors/cloudformation/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# FAQ Spacelift has many features and hidden nuggets so it is easy to overlook some of them but we have you covered with this list of frequently asked questions. If you still cannot find the answer to your question below, please reach out to our [support team](../product/support/README.md). ## Product ### How to submit... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/faq/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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do I import existing resources into a stack? Just [run the `terraform import …`](../vendors/terraform/state-management.md#importing-resources-into-your-terraform-state) or equivalent in a [Task](../concepts/run/task.md). This applies whether you or Spacelift manages the state file. #### Can Spacelift modules be used ou... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/faq/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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a given month is counts as a user. API keys are virtual users and are billed like regular users, too. Thus, each API key used during any billing cycle counts against the total number of users. When setting up SSO, future logins will appear as new users since Spacelift cannot map those without your assistance. New users... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/faq/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Notifications {% if is\_saas() %} !!! hint This feature is only available to paid Spacelift accounts. Please check out our [pricing page](https://spacelift.io/pricing){: rel="nofollow"} for more information. {% endif %} As nicely stated by [Murphy's law](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy%27s\_law){: rel="nofollow"... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/notifications.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Dashboard !!! info Non-admin users can view most dashboard widgets, with the exception of the Launch Pad and User Activity widgets, which are available only to admins. In all cases, users only see stacks and runs that belong to spaces they have access to. If a user does not have read permissions for a given space, no... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/dashboard.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Changelog ## 2026-01-21 ### Features - \*\*AWS Integration\*\*: Added session tagging support for AWS role assumptions. You can now enable the "Enable tag session" option when creating or editing AWS integrations, which adds session tags when Spacelift assumes the configured IAM role. This helps with AWS CloudTrail a... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/changelog.md | main | spacelift | [
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security scanning and compliance reporting - \*\*Checkov\*\*: Infrastructure-as-Code security and compliance scanning - \*\*Terrascan\*\*: Detect security vulnerabilities and compliance violations - \*\*Trivy\*\*: Comprehensive vulnerability and misconfiguration scanner - \*\*TruffleHog\*\*: Secret detection and preven... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/changelog.md | main | spacelift | [
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Modules can now be shared with specific spaces within your account, providing fine-grained control over which teams can discover and use your modules.  The module list includes an availability filter to help you find modules shared with your spaces. Space-... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/changelog.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Migrating to Spacelift Migrating from one Infrastructure as Code CI/CD provider to another can feel daunting. This is why we created a [migration kit](https://github.com/spacelift-io/spacelift-migration-kit){: rel="nofollow"} that takes care of the heavy lifting. Edit a few settings, and let it do the hard work. Then... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/migrating-to-spacelift.md | main | spacelift | [
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pushed to a git repository, create a manager stack in Spacelift. Point it to the repository, and possibly folder, where you stored the Terraform code, and make sure to [attach a Space admin role](../concepts/authorization/assigning-roles-stacks.md) to it. Finally, trigger a run to create the Spacelift entities. #### Se... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/migrating-to-spacelift.md | main | spacelift | [
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base template, add the following instruction at the top of the custom template: ```jinja2 {% raw %} {% extends "base.tf.jinja" %} {% endraw %} ``` Then, override any block by declaring it in the custom template. Here is an example: ```jinja2 {% raw %} {% extends "base.tf.jinja" %} {% block stacks %} … custom code to ge... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/migrating-to-spacelift.md | main | spacelift | [
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3. Mirror-push your bare clone to your new `spacelift-migration-kit` repository. ```shell cd spacelift-migration-kit.git git push --mirror git@github.com:/spacelift-migration-kit.git ``` 4. Remove the temporary local clone you created in step 1. ```shell cd .. rm -rf spacelift-migration-kit.git ``` 5. You can now clone... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/migrating-to-spacelift.md | main | spacelift | [
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# FedRAMP Spacelift provides a FedRAMP Moderate Authorized environment for U.S. government agencies and contractors who need to meet federal security requirements. Our FedRAMP environment lets government organizations keep their development velocity while staying compliant with strict security standards. ## What is Fed... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/fedramp.md | main | spacelift | [
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fetch secrets directly from your own infrastructure, ensuring that sensitive data never leaves your environment and that Spacelift never has access to those secrets. \*\*Note that with this approach, commercial workloads must meet FedRAMP standards since they are hosted in the FedRAMP environment.\*\* ## Platform Featu... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/fedramp.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Feature Requests ## We value your feedback At Spacelift we really value your feedback on how to improve our platform. We strive to engage with you at every step of our development journey, whether it’s evaluating feature requests or doing user research (if you’re interested in having more impact, go ahead and check o... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/feature-requests.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Bulk actions Spacelift allows you to perform bulk actions on various entities. This is useful when you need to perform the same action on multiple entities at once. To initiate bulk actions, select the entities you want to perform the action on. ## How to use bulk actions After you select one or more entities, a floa... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/bulk-actions.md | main | spacelift | [
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selection on the "Stack runs" page you can choose the intended action from the following options: - Approve - Adds an approval for runs that require [approval policy](../concepts/policy/approval-policy.md) reviews. - Confirm - Confirms the runs in the `Unconfirmed` state. - Discard - Discards the runs in the `Unconfirm... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/bulk-actions.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Disaster Continuity ## Preparation The following preparation items are recommended to be followed to ensure that you are able to continue with your infrastructure as code deployments in the event of a Spacelift outage. ### State Management Here is a list of best practices that should be followed in regards to managin... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/disaster-continuity.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Onboarding Best Practices There are many ways to onboard new groups of users into Spacelift. Below are three different approaches you might take to help you get started. !!! info "About Management Stacks" This guide uses the term "management stacks" to refer to stacks that create and configure other Spacelift resourc... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/onboarding-best-practices.md | main | spacelift | [
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that the App team's management stack can also be used to create additional cloud integrations, contexts, etc. Your organization could also have dedicated modules for these resources. !!! info "Setting up role attachments" For each management stack in this approach, attach the Space admin role to the stack using its own... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/onboarding-best-practices.md | main | spacelift | [
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code, creating a new `.tf` file that would call the "Onboarding Module" with the details filled out in the blueprint. 4. The management stack would then trigger a run, creating all the necessary resources for the team to be onboarded. 5. The team is now onboarded and can begin using Spacelift. You can also add a `delet... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/onboarding-best-practices.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Support These terms are no longer available after November 3, 2024 unless otherwise agreed to in applicable written agreements. {% if is\_saas() %} Spacelift offers a variety of support options for all users on both paid and free tiers. You should be able to find help using the resources linked below, regardless of h... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/archive/support.md | main | spacelift | [
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8 hours | 4 am - 8 pm (ET), Mon - Fri | | \*\*Minor\*\* | 48 hours | 4 am - 8 pm (ET), Mon - Fri | | \*\*General Guidance\*\* | 72 hours | 4 am - 8 pm (ET), Mon - Fri | ### Self-Hosted Plan {% endif %} | Severity | First Response Time | Working Hours | | -------------------- | ------------------- | --------------------... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/archive/support.md | main | spacelift | [
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cannot provide training on the use of the underlying technologies that Spacelift integrates with. Spacelift is a product aimed at technical users, and we expect our users to be versed in the basic usage of the technologies related to features that they seek support for. For example, a customer looking for help with a K... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/archive/support.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Security At Spacelift, your security is our first and foremost priority. We're aware of the utmost importance of security in our service and we're grateful for your trust. Here's what we're doing to earn and maintain this trust, and to keep Spacelift secure by design. ## Certifications SOC2 Type II Certified Certific... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/security/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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with your internal VCS system endpoint. They will then connect to a gateway on our backend, and we will be able to access your VCS system through them. Spacelift VCS Agent Pools utilize gRPC on HTTP2 for secure, high-performance connectivity. ### Policies Spacelift policies provide a way to express rules as code to man... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/security/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) {% if is\_saas() %} !!! Info This feature is only available to Enterprise plan. Please check out our [pricing page](https://spacelift.io/pricing){: rel="nofollow"} for more information. It is available only when SSO is enabled. {% endif %} With the introduction of IdP independent Mul... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/security/mfa.md | main | spacelift | [
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# Support {% if is\_saas() %} Spacelift offers support at three different levels depending on the product tier you purchased. Please refer to your agreement with Spacelift to clarify which support level applies. {% else %} Spacelift offers a variety of support options depending on your needs. You should be able to find... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/support/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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\_4 am - 8 pm ET, business days\_\* | Reasonable best effort | 48 business hours | 24 business hours | | \*\*General Guidance\*\* \_4 am - 8 pm ET, business days\_\* | Reasonable best effort | 72 business hours | 72 business hours | {% else %} | Severity | Gold | | -------------------- | ------------------ | | \*\*Crit... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/support/README.md | main | spacelift | [
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# AWS Marketplace ## Offering Types There are two types of AWS Marketplace offers, please select an option from below to be directed to the guide for the respective offering type. - [AWS Marketplace Public Offering](aws-marketplace.md#aws-marketplace-public-offering) - [AWS Marketplace Private Offering](aws-marketplace... | https://github.com/spacelift-io/user-documentation/blob/main//docs/product/billing/aws-marketplace.md | main | spacelift | [
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