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    • What is Firefly?
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    • Infrastructure-as-Code Automation
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  • Getting Started
    • Account Setup & Onboarding
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    • Dashboard Overview
    • Cloud Asset Inventory
      • Remediating Drifts
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      • Creating Exclude-Drift Rules
    • Policy & Governance
      • Creating Policy-as-Code Governance Rules
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      • Creating Workflows
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    • Integrating IaC Remote State
      • Terraform Cloud
      • Google Cloud Storage
      • env0
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  • Setup Procedure
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  1. Integrations
  2. Integrating IaC Remote State

Terraform Cloud

Overview

Firefly integrates with Terraform Cloud and Terraform Enterprise to pull in workspaces tfstate files. This integration allows Firefly to analyze your Terraform state files, providing comprehensive visibility into your infrastructure resources managed through Terraform Cloud or Enterprise.

Prerequisites

  • A Terraform Cloud or Terraform Enterprise account

  • An API token with read permissions on the organization

Integrate Terraform Cloud

This procedure allows Firefly to access your Terraform Cloud IaC stacks.

Setup Procedure

  1. Log in to your Terraform Cloud account

  2. Create an API token

  3. Copy the token

  4. In Firefly, select Settings > Integrations

  5. Select Add New > Terraform Cloud

  6. Enter a descriptive name into the Nickname field

  7. Paste the token into the API token field

  8. Select Next

Integrate Terraform Enterprise

This procedure allows Firefly to access your Terraform Enterprise IaC stacks.

Terraform Enterprise is a self-hosted version of Terraform Cloud used either on-premises or in your public cloud.

Setup Procedure

  1. Log in to your Terraform Enterprise account

  2. Create an API token

  3. Copy the token

  4. In Firefly, select Settings > Integrations

  5. Select Add New > Terraform Cloud

  6. Enter a descriptive name into the Nickname field

  7. Paste the token into the API token field

  8. Enter the domain name of your Terraform Enterprise environment in the Terraform Enterprise field

  9. Allow external access to the following IPs:

    • 3.224.145.192

    • 54.83.245.177

    • 3.213.167.195

    • 54.146.252.237

    • 34.226.97.113

  10. Select Next

Configuration Details

  • Firefly scans your workspaces tfstate files periodically

  • Your state files list will stay updated automatically

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