Azure Base Subscription

azurerm_subscription (Terraform)

The Subscription in Base can be configured in Terraform with the resource name azurerm_subscription. The following sections describe 10 examples of how to use the resource and its parameters.

Example Usage from GitHub

tkubica12/governance-automation

resource "azurerm_subscription" "eshop" {
  alias             = "eshop"
  subscription_name = "demo-E-shop"
  subscription_id   = "4fd63c38-a6be-4fb1-ac9e-ab1781af69ad"
}

grtn316/ESLZTFPipelining

resource "azurerm_subscription" "example" {
  subscription_name = "Landing Zone A2"
  billing_scope_id  = data.azurerm_billing_enrollment_account_scope.example.id
}

# output "billing_account_name" {

chaitanyagm/terraform_code

resource "azurerm_subscription" "create_subscription" {
  subscription_name = var.subscription_name
  billing_scope_id  = data.azurerm_billing_mca_account_scope.get_billing_scope.id
}

resource "azurerm_management_group_subscription_association" "add_subscription_to_mg" {

Amapolis-dev/Amapolis.dev

resource "azurerm_subscription" "amapolis_root_subscription" {
  subscription_name = var.subscription_name
  subscription_id   = var.subscription_id
}

resource "azurerm_resource_group" "amapolis_dot_dev_resource_group" {

ContainerSolutions/terraform-examples

resource "azurerm_subscription" "changeme_enterprise_enrollment_subscription" {
  subscription_name = "changeme-subscription-name"
  billing_scope_id  = data.azurerm_billing_enrollment_account_scope.changeme_enrollment_account_scope.id
}

ContainerSolutions/terraform-examples

resource "azurerm_subscription" "changeme_customer_account_subscription" {
  subscription_name = "changeme-new-subscription-name"
  billing_scope_id  = data.azurerm_billing_mca_account_scope.changeme_mca_account_scope.id
}

aztfmod/terraform-azurerm-caf

resource "azurerm_subscription" "sub" {
  count = var.subscription_key != "logged_in_subscription" ? 1 : 0

  alias             = try(var.settings.alias, null) == null ? var.subscription_key : var.settings.alias
  subscription_name = var.settings.name
  subscription_id   = try(var.settings.subscription_id, null) != null ? var.settings.subscription_id : null

pkhuntia/aztfmod

resource "azurerm_subscription" "sub" {
  count = try(var.settings.subscription_id, null) == null && var.subscription_key != "logged_in_subscription" ? 1 : 0

  alias             = var.subscription_key
  subscription_name = var.settings.name
  billing_scope_id  = data.azurerm_billing_enrollment_account_scope.sub.0.id

anmoltoppo/Terraform

resource "azurerm_subscription" "sub" {
  count = try(var.settings.subscription_id, null) == null && var.subscription_key != "logged_in_subscription" ? 1 : 0

  alias             = var.subscription_key
  subscription_name = var.settings.name
  billing_scope_id  = data.azurerm_billing_enrollment_account_scope.sub.0.id

nrc-no/backmill

resource "azurerm_subscription" "boubou" {
  provider          = azurerm.root
  alias             = "boubou"
  subscription_name = "boubou"
  billing_scope_id  = "/providers/Microsoft.Billing/billingAccounts/REPLACE_ME/billingProfiles/REPLACE_ME/invoiceSections/REPLACE_ME"
}

Parameters

• alias optional computed - string

The Alias Name of the subscription. If omitted a new UUID will be generated for this property.

• billing_scope_id optional - string
• id optional computed - string
• subscription_id optional computed - string

The GUID of the Subscription.

• subscription_name required - string

The Display Name for the Subscription.

• tags optional computed - map from string to string
• tenant_id optional computed - string

The Tenant ID to which the subscription belongs

• workload optional - string

The workload type for the Subscription. Possible values are Production (default) and DevTest.

• timeouts single block
  • create optional - string
  • delete optional - string
  • read optional - string
  • update optional - string

Explanation in Terraform Registry

Manages an Alias for a Subscription - which adds an Alias to an existing Subscription, allowing it to be managed in Terraform - or create a new Subscription with a new Alias.

NOTE: Destroying a Subscription controlled by this resource will place the Subscription into a cancelled state. It is possible to re-activate a subscription within 90-days of cancellation, after which time the Subscription is irrevocably deleted, and the Subscription ID cannot be re-used. For further information see here. Users can optionally delete a Subscription once 72 hours have passed, however, this functionality is not suitable for Terraform. A Deleted subscription cannot be reactivated.

NOTE: It is not possible to destroy (cancel) a subscription if it contains resources. If resources are present that are not managed by Terraform then these will need to be removed before the Subscription can be destroyed.

NOTE: Azure supports Multiple Aliases per Subscription, however, to reliably manage this resource in Terraform only a single Alias is supported.