Module Management

Overview

You typically define Terraform (.tf) files to create reusable modules. With the Module Editor, you can:

• Create custom modules within the appStack and edit them in the Module editor.
• Edit the module directly within the editor.
• Publish your modules. But you will need to reference and reuse them within the appStack post-publish.
• View the associated Terraform code that is displayed alongside the module.

Fix a Compliance Violation via StackGen

1. Identify Compliance Violations: From the Catalog page, run a scan to detect and view compliance violations.

   

   Alternatively, if your custom module is used within an appStack, you can view it under the compliance dashboard.

2. Fix in Terraform Code: Resolve the issue by updating the relevant Terraform Custom Module. You can do so via the:

• Module Editor

  

• or the IDE

  

3. Save, Publish, and Scan again: Violations that you fix are listed under the Passed tab.

   

You’re all set!

References

• You can edit custom modules in the IDE and sync changes to StackGen, check out Open in IDE.
• You can also fix custom module policy violations detected in the Compliance dashboard.