aztfmigrate

Introduction

This tool is used to migrate resources between terraform azapi provider and azurerm provider.

Guides

• Guide to migrate AzureRM resources to AzAPi in Module

Command Usage

PS C:\Users\henglu\go\src\github.com\Azure\aztfmigrate> aztfmigrate.exe            
Usage: aztfmigrate [--version] [--help] <command> [<args>]

Available commands are:
    migrate    Migrate azapi resources to azurerm resources in current working directory
    plan       Show terraform resources which can be migrated to azurerm or azapi resources in current working directory
    version    Displays the version of the migration tool

1. Run aztfmigrate plan -to=azurerm under your terraform working directory, it will list all resources that can be migrated from azapi provider to azurerm provider. The Terraform addresses listed in file aztfmigrate.ignore will be ignored during migration.

2022/01/25 14:34:46 [INFO] searching azapi_resource & azapi_update_resource...
2022/01/25 14:34:55 [INFO]

The tool will perform the following actions:

The following resources will be migrated:
azapi_resource.test2 will be replaced with azurerm_automation_account
azapi_update_resource.test will be replaced with azurerm_automation_account

The following resources can't be migrated:
azapi_resource.test: input properties not supported: [], output properties not supported: [identity.principalId, identity.type, identity.tenantId]

The following resources will be ignored in migration:

2. Run aztfmigrate migrate -to=azurerm under your terraform working directory, it will migrate above resources from azapi provider to azurerm provider, both terraform configuration and state. The Terraform addresses listed in file aztfmigrate.ignore will be ignored during migration.

Examples

There're some examples to show the migration results.

1. case1 - basic
2. case2 - for_each
3. case3 - nested block
4. case4 - count
5. case5 - nested block patch
6. case6 - meta argument
7. case7 - ignore

Install

From Release

Precompiled binaries and Window MSI are available at Releases.

For Mac OS users, you need to run the following command to remove the quarantine flag.

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine aztfmigrate 

From Package Manager

dnf (Linux)

Supported versions:

• RHEL 8 (amd64, arm64)
• RHEL 9 (amd64, arm64)

1. Import the Microsoft repository key:

   rpm --import https://packages.microsoft.com/keys/microsoft.asc
   

2. Add packages-microsoft-com-prod repository:

   ver=8 # or 9
   dnf install -y https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/${ver}/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm
   

3. Install:

   dnf install aztfmigrate
   

apt (Linux)

Supported versions:

• Ubuntu 20.04 (amd64, arm64)
• Ubuntu 22.04 (amd64, arm64)

1. Import the Microsoft repository key:

   curl -sSL https://packages.microsoft.com/keys/microsoft.asc > /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/microsoft.asc
   

2. Add packages-microsoft-com-prod repository:

   ver=20.04 # or 22.04
   apt-add-repository https://packages.microsoft.com/ubuntu/${ver}/prod
   

3. Install:

   apt-get install aztfmigrate
   

AUR (Linux)

yay -S aztfmigrate

Features

• Support resource azapi_resource migration
• Support resource azapi_update_resource migration
• Support meta-argument for_each
• Support meta-argument count
• Support meta-argument depends_on, lifecycle and provisioner
• Support dependency injection in array and primitive value.
• Support dependency injection in Map and other complicated struct value.
• Support user input when there're multiple/none azurerm resource match for the resource id
• Support migration based on azurerm provider's property coverage
• Support ignore terraform addresses listed in file aztfmigrate.ignore
• Support data source azapi_resource migration.

Known limitations

1. References to local variables can't be migrated.
2. Usage of dynamic can't be migrated.
3. Update resource used to manage CMK can't be migrated.

Advanced usage

1. Adding the below environment variable will skip the coverage check when migrating the azapi resources to azurerm resources.

AZTF_MIGRATE_SKIP_COVERAGE_CHECK = true

Credits

We wish to thank HashiCorp for the use of some MPLv2-licensed code from their open source project terraform-plugin-sdk.