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New Data Source for Discovered Workload in AppHub #17474

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Description

We need a new Terraform data source to automate querying of the discovered workloads within App Hub. This will enable the registeration of the workloads, ensuring proper configuration and integration with our infrastructure management.

New or Affected Resource(s)

  • google_apphub_discovered_workload

Potential Terraform Configuration

data "google_apphub_discovered_workload" "catalog-workload" {
  location = "location"
  workload_uri = "discovered_workload_uri"
}

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