Resource Details

On the Resource Details page, you can view key metadata that helps you track, manage, and troubleshoot your infrastructure. Each data point provides actionable insights:

• Resource ID: A unique identifier consistently tracks the resource across Terramate Cloud.
• Terraform Address: Links the resource to its Terraform configuration, making it easy to locate and manage in your code.
• Created Time: The timestamp when the resource was added, useful for auditing its lifecycle.
• Updated Time: The timestamp of the last status update helps you monitor recent changes.
• Stack: Identifies the stack that includes this resource; clicking it navigates to the stack details page.
• Repository: Displays the repository containing the resource, connecting it to its source code and history.
• Target: Specifies the environment where the resource is deployed, clarifying its role.
• Policy Checks: Lists the policy checks applied to the resource to ensure it meets your organization’s standards.
• Current State: Displays the resource's attributes, combining those set by the infrastructure (e.g., a Google Cloud bucket's self_link) with those defined in your code (e.g., the bucket's name). It's marked as Outdated if the last deployment has newer planned changes.
• Current drift: Displays any differences between the deployed state and the desired configuration. It is marked as Outdated if there is a newer deployment.
• Last Deployment: Displays the most recent deployment details, including the user who initiated it and whether it was triggered manually. It is marked as Outdated if the current state is newer.