CA set certificates

akamai_mtlstruststore_ca_set_certificates

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Hello. Just a note to let you know the underlying API on which this data source is built is general release and has been vetted, but because this is a new feature for our Terraform provider, we've given it beta label.
This status just means we've paused for a bit to get your feedback to make sure this data source works like you need and expect.

List all certificates for a CA set version.

data "akamai_mtlstruststore_ca_set_certificates" "my-ca-set-certs" {
  id              = "12345"
  include_expired = true
}

output "my-ca-set-certs" {
  value = data.akamai_mtlstruststore_ca_set_certificates.my-ca-set-certs
}

my-ca-set-certs = {
  certificates             = [
    {
      certificate_pem     = <<-EOT
            -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
            MIID <sample - removed for readability> .... Mweq
            -----END CERTIFICATE-----
        EOT
      created_by          = "jsmith"
      created_date        = "2023-10-25T19:57:25Z"
      description         = "certificate-1"
      end_date            = "2025-05-29T19:51:12Z"
      fingerprint         = "abc12345def6ghi78jklm9no012pqr456stu6vwx7yz89ab012cd34efghijklm56n"
      issuer              = "CN=AkamaiCorpRoot-G1, O=Akamai Technologies Inc."
      serial_number       = "ab12c345def6gh7i8jklm9no012pqr4"
      signature_algorithm = "SHA256WITHECDSA"
      start_date          = "2015-05-29T19:41:12Z"
      subject             = "CN=AkamaiCorpRoot-G1, O=Akamai Technologies Inc."
    },
  ]
  id                       = "12345"
  include_active           = null
  include_expired          = true
  include_expiring_by_date = null
  include_expiring_in_days = null
  name                     = "my-ca-set"
  version                  = 3
}

Arguments

Pass a CA set's ID or name in the data block to get all of its certificates. To filter your results, you're also required to provide at least one of these arguments: include_active, include_expired, include_expiring_in_days, or include_expiring_by_date.

Argument	Required	Description
`id`		Your CA set's ID.
`name`		Your CA set's name. It must match exactly. If there are multiple CA sets with the same name, you get an error. In this case, use the `id` argument.
`version`		Your CA set's version number. If not provided, the latest version is returned by default.
`include_active`		When `true`, it returns all active, non-expired certificates. Notes: If you provide just this argument without the `include_expired` argument, you can set it only to `true`. You can’t set it to `false` when the `include_expired` argument is `false`. You can't use it together with the `include_expiring_in_days` and `include_expiring_by_date` arguments.
`include_expired`		When `true`, it returns all expired certificates. Notes: If you provide just this argument without the `include_active` argument, you can set it only to `true`. You can’t set it to `false` when the `include_active` argument is `false`.
`include_expiring_in_days`		When you provide the number value, it returns active certificates that will expire within the specified number of days. Note: You can't use it together with the `include_expiring_by_date` and `include_active` arguments.
`include_expiring_by_date`		When you provide the timestamp value, it returns active certificates that will expire by the specified date. Note: You can't use it together with the `include_expiring_in_days` and `include_active` arguments.

Attributes

Returned to you is a set of certificates for the CA set version.

Attribute	Description
`certificate_pem`	The certificate in PEM format, as found in a Base64 ASCII encoded file.
`description`	A human-readable description of the certificate.
`created_by`	The user who created the certificate.
`created_date`	The timestamp indicating when the certificate was created.
`start_date`	The timestamp indicating when the certificate started.
`end_date`	The timestamp indicating when the certificate expires.
`fingerprint`	The fingerprint of the certificate.
`issuer`	The certificate's issuer.
`serial_number`	The unique serial number of the certificate.
`signature_algorithm`	The signature algorithm of the certificate.
`subject`	The certificate's subject field.

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