Property

Create, update, move, or remove a property configuration.

• Create a property with a default set of rules that provide basic services and protections. You can also create a new property with an existing set of rules using the rules argument.

• Update a property's rules or hostnames.

• Move an activated or previously activated property to a parent, sibling, or child group. There are two exceptions, however.

  • The property you want to move cannot have a Datastream as the Datastream asset does not move to the destination group. To accomplish a move, you have to create a new property and Datastream in the destination group that mirror the source assets.
  • Properties that use cloud access keys will move, but the source group's key is not available for use in the destination group. You need to update the key in the destination group before you can activate the configuration.

  To move a property, import the property you want to move into your state and pass the destination group's ID as the value of group_id.

• Remove a property by running terraform destroy.

resource "akamai_property" "my_property" {
  name        = "MyProperty"
  product_id  = "prd_Object_Delivery"
  contract_id = "C-0N7RAC7"
  group_id    = "12345"
}

resource "akamai_property" "my_property" {
  name          = "MyProperty"
  product_id    = "prd_Object_Delivery"
  contract_id   = "C-0N7RAC7"
  group_id      = "12345"
  rule_format   = "v2023-05-30"
  version_notes = "Sample notes"
  rules         = file("${path.root}/property-snippets/main.json")
  hostnames {
    cname_from             = "example.com"
    cname_to               = "example.com.edgekey.net"
    cert_provisioning_type = "DEFAULT"
  }
}

Arguments

Pass a property name and your contract and product IDs to create or manage a property.

Attributes

If you've not set an output method, the response only provides a property ID in the success message.

Setting an output method returns the property details you provided on create along with these computed attributes.