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Beta Support for CRDs in the Terraform Provider for Kubernetes

The kubernetes_manifest resource can be used to create any Kubernetes API resource, including custom resource definitions. See the provider documentation page for more information on the additional attributes available for this resource.

www.hashicorp.com03 Aug 2021 · summary
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A fully managed platform to automate infrastructure on any cloud with HashiCorp products. The kubernetes_manifest resource has now graduated into the official Kubernetes provider as a beta, bringing support for CRDs and custom resources. The kubernetes_manifest resource from the kubernetes-alpha project is now in beta, and a part of the official Terraform Provider for Kubernetes. We were then able to merge the code from the kubernetes-alpha repository into the official provider and use terraform-plugin-mux to allow the kubernetes_manifest resource to be used alongside the other Kubernetes resources officially supported by Terraform. As the kubernetes_manifest resource is dynamic in nature, you need to be aware of a few limitations compared to resources built into the Kubernetes provider.

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