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AWS RDS MSSQL instance to join Directoryservices domain argument is not available in current terraform. From AWS cli option is Domain to join RDS instances to Directory servcies #13329

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MangeshRege opened this issue Apr 4, 2017 · 4 comments · Fixed by #14289

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@MangeshRege
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@MangeshRege MangeshRege changed the title AWS RDS DB instance Directory domain can not be created AWS RDS MSSQL instance to join Directoryservices domain argument is not available in current terraform. From AWS cli option is Domain to join RDS instances to Directory servcies Apr 4, 2017
@krstosavic
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This is something I need also. Cannot create RDS instance from terraform because Amazon directory integration is not supported. Can you please take a look at it?

@nckslvrmn
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Bump +1, This is a critical feature I would love to start using ASAP.

@paddycarver
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Hey @nckslvrmn, sorry for the inconvenience, but AWS provider issues have moved to the aws provider repository. Development has also moved there, which means #14425 would need to be reopened against that. I don't know if @mikewalker125 is interested in undertaking that or if one of the maintainers should just move their code for them--I'll leave this for a couple days in case they chime in and say they want to do it. If not, I'll tackle it and try to preserve git authorship appropriately. :)

But the best way to track this issue is to reopen it in the AWS provider repository, where it will receive more attention. Sorry for the trouble.

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ghost commented Apr 8, 2020

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