If you need to generate a random number or string in Terraform, then you can use the following:
resource "random_id" "myrandom" {
keepers = {
first = "${timestamp()}"
}
byte_length = 8
}
Then refer to it as:
random_id.myrandom.hex
If you need to generate a random number or string in Terraform, then you can use the following:
resource "random_id" "myrandom" {
keepers = {
first = "${timestamp()}"
}
byte_length = 8
}
Then refer to it as:
random_id.myrandom.hex
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