Locations

Get a list of traffic locations associated with your API client's credentials.

data "akamai_cloudwrapper_locations" "my_locations" {
}

output "my_locations" {
  value = data.akamai_cloudwrapper_locations.my_locations
}

Changes to Outputs:
my_locations = {
    locations = [
        {
            location_id           = 1
            location_name         = "United Kingdom"
            multi_cdn_location_id = ""
            traffic_types         = [
                {
                    location_id     = "cw-s-gb"
                    traffic_type    = "LIVE_VOD"
                    traffic_type_id = 1
                  },
                {
                    location_id     = "cw-s-gb-live"
                    traffic_type    = "LIVE"
                    traffic_type_id = 2
                  },
              ]
          },
        {
            location_id           = 2
            location_name         = "US East"
            multi_cdn_location_id = ""
            traffic_types         = [
                {
                    location_id     = "cw-s-use-live"
                    traffic_type    = "LIVE"
                    traffic_type_id = 3
                  },
                {
                    location_id     = "cw-s-use"
                    traffic_type    = "LIVE_VOD"
                    traffic_type_id = 4
                  },
              ]
          },
      ]
  }

variable "traffic_type_id" {
  type        = string
  description = "My location's traffic type"
  default     = "3"
}

// tvars
 traffic_type_id = var.traffic_type_id

Arguments

This data source is passed empty. The config_section argument in the Akamai provider block of your Terraform configuration provides the necessary information.

Attributes

Returned to you is a locations set with high level details about your locations.

Attribute	Description
`location_id`	A location's ID.
`location_name`	A location's name.
`multi_cdn_location_id`	If added, your third-party CDN's location ID.
`traffic_types`	`location_id`. A location's ID. `traffic_type`. The type of traffic served at the location. `traffic_type_id`. The ID created from a combination of the location and traffic type.