github/circleci/circleci-demo-workflows.

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While not official, there is some community work being done on a Terraform provider: https://github.com/kelvintaywl/terraform-provider-circleci

Hi, Any news regarding this topic?

Hello Olaf,

This work is much appreciated, and sounds like the foundation for building a provider that would fit our needs.

The other key part I would like to see as a paying customer is for circleci to commit to a canonical Golang that supports these APIs. Having a standard client stewarded by the company is a standard feature of other enterprises we do business with. At this time it is hard to commit to writing both the boilerplate client code and the boilerplate terraform code to fit our needs.

The circleci cli appears to have an embedded client so maybe you can abstract and build on that? https://github.com/CircleCI-Public/circleci-cli/tree/develop/api

Thirdly is while we can of course build a provider to meet our needs, a provider managed by circleCI would be the ideal

Hi all, i'm the product manager of our public API. Although it's not a Terraform provider, we now do have new API v2 experimental endpoints that allow you to create/follow and configure projects programmatically through the API.

You can find more info on this here:

We are very interested in your feedback, let us know what you think!

Im very surprised that we still dont see any progress on this request. Having an official terraform provider is a must by many companies to be able to keep up with security requirements. We use a long list of cloud services and CircleCI is the only one missing a provider.

Still no news. Just wanted to point out that the recent security breach further highlights the need for this provider. A terraform provider would make it significantly easier to manage any secrets stored in contexts and would make it straightforward to rotate them on a regular basis.

Completely agree with the others here, an official provider would be so appreciated and useful. It is the end of 2022 and still no official provider is super surprising and slightly concerning in regard to the future of CircleCi as a leading service provider.

This would be very useful, for something as key as enabling CI I would very much prefer a Terraform provider owned by CircleCI over a community project.

This would be so useful, as it could allow developers to self-serve setting up a new project with CI enabled and automatically having access to things like Hashicorp Vault & AWS.