How the Provider Works

With Terraform, you define the desired state of your Anypoint Platform resources in Terraform configuration files.

Terraform compares the desired state with the current platform configuration and applies the required changes to reconcile both states.

This approach helps maintain consistency across environments and supports version-controlled infrastructure management.

The provider manages resources across both the control plane and the runtime plane.

The control plane includes resources such as:

The runtime plane includes deployment and infrastructure resources such as:

This separation enables you to manage APIs, gateways, policies, and infrastructure resources independently from application implementations.

The provider manages resources declaratively through Terraform configuration files.

When you apply a Terraform configuration:

The provider supports multiple resource types across Anypoint Platform.

Supported resources include:

These resources can be managed together as part of a unified Terraform workflow.

Terraform enables consistent configuration across environments such as development, staging, and production.

You can reuse Terraform configurations across environments while reducing manual configuration drift and maintaining consistent platform configuration.