Resource: yet_settings_domain

One of the company's domains: whoever has an address at it may sign in, and with mail, its mail is here — mailboxes, lists, sending.

Note: A domain becomes the company's once its DNS shows it: the TXT record of its yet_settings_domain_claim at its root, or its zone in the company's Cloud answering. Creating this resource checks every 15 seconds for up to 10 minutes; a domain the company has already is taken hold of.

Note: Mail, once on, stays on: mail cannot go back to false. Without mail, destroying the domain leaves it the company's — only Yet's operator lets such a domain go.

Warning: With mail, destroying the domain takes it off the mail server and out of the company. Yet refuses while anyone has a mailbox at it.

Example Usage

# The company's once its TXT answers; then its mail, here.
resource "yet_settings_domain" "br" {
  name = yet_settings_domain_claim.br.name
  mail = true

  depends_on = [yet_cloud_dns_record.proof]
}

Schema

Required

name (String) The domain, lowercase: acme.dev.

Optional

mail (Boolean) Whether its mail is here: the domain made on the mail server and in the company's SES, a mailbox for each of its people already in. Its MX must point here for mail to arrive.

Read-Only

id (String) The domain.
verified_by (String) What showed the domain the company's: txt or cloud — empty when it was the company's already.

Import

In Terraform v1.5.0 and later, with an import block:

import {
  to = yet_settings_domain.br
  id = "acme.com.br"
}

With terraform import:

# By the domain.
terraform import yet_settings_domain.br acme.com.br