Feature Request: AWS Shield Protection

[countergram]

I would like to be able to manage "protection" objects within AWS Shield so that I can declaratively add protections to my resources (which are also managed through Terraform)

[atsushi-ishibashi]

I'm developing this resource. But ShieldProtection requires ShiledSubscription and I'm having a trouble to find the way of activating shield advanced...
It costs $3,000 / month...

[countergram]

My company has it - how can I help?

[vianellod]

Hey, any progress on this one?

[grealish]

@atsushi-ishibashi I maybe able to get you access to a test account to setup shield advanced as I have this subscription already ;)
Let me know how I can help

[atsushi-ishibashi]

This depends on the policy of the acceptance test🤔

[thakkerdhawal]

+1

[jcornell123]

How can we test this for the community? @akataz

[iwasnobody]

+1

[akataz]

I was able to successfully test only the shield advanced part via 'make testacc' by adding '-run=TestAccAWSShieldSubscription' the makefile, as I showed in: PR #1899 . I have not had success testing the complete run-through of 'make testacc'; if anyone has any suggestions they would be appreciated.

[akataz]

I've talked to Hashicorp Support and they said they need another company to test the PR before they can merge this, is there anyone with a Shield Advanced Subscription that can test this? @grealish @countergram

[bflad]

A new aws_shield_protection resource has been merged and will release with version 2.11.0 of the Terraform AWS Provider, likely tomorrow. 👍

For future bug reports or feature requests with the Shield Advanced service, please submit a new GitHub issue. Thanks!

[bflad]

The new aws_shield_protection resource has been released in version 2.11.0 of the Terraform AWS provider. Please see the Terraform documentation on provider versioning or reach out if you need any assistance upgrading.

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