12.1.0

docs/data-sources/resource.md

@@ -266,6 +266,22 @@ In addition to provided arguments above, the following attributes are returned b
 		* `tags` - Tags is a map of key, value pairs.
 		* `use_azure_single_server_usernames` - If true, appends the hostname to the username when hitting a database.azure.com address
 		* `username` - The username to authenticate with.
+	* aurora_mysql_iam:
+		* `bind_interface` - The bind interface is the IP address to which the port override of a resource is bound (for example, 127.0.0.1). It is automatically generated if not provided.
+		* `database` - The database for healthchecks. Does not affect client requests
+		* `egress_filter` - A filter applied to the routing logic to pin datasource to nodes.
+		* `hostname` - The host to dial to initiate a connection from the egress node to this resource.
+		* `id` - Unique identifier of the Resource.
+		* `name` - Unique human-readable name of the Resource.
+		* `port` - The port to dial to initiate a connection from the egress node to this resource.
+		* `port_override` - The local port used by clients to connect to this resource.
+		* `proxy_cluster_id` - ID of the proxy cluster for this resource, if any.
+		* `region` - The AWS region to connect to.
+		* `role_assumption_arn` - If provided, the gateway/relay will try to assume this role instead of the underlying compute's role.
+		* `secret_store_id` - ID of the secret store containing credentials for this resource, if any.
+		* `subdomain` - Subdomain is the local DNS address.  (e.g. app-prod1 turns into app-prod1.your-org-name.sdm.network)
+		* `tags` - Tags is a map of key, value pairs.
+		* `username` - The username to authenticate with.
 	* aurora_postgres:
 		* `bind_interface` - The bind interface is the IP address to which the port override of a resource is bound (for example, 127.0.0.1). It is automatically generated if not provided.
 		* `database` - The initial database to connect to. This setting does not by itself prevent switching to another database after connecting.

docs/resources/resource.md

@@ -279,6 +279,21 @@ The following arguments are supported by the Resource resource:
 	* `tags` - (Optional) Tags is a map of key, value pairs.
 	* `use_azure_single_server_usernames` - (Optional) If true, appends the hostname to the username when hitting a database.azure.com address
 	* `username` - (Required, either in plaintext, or as a secret store path) The username to authenticate with.
+* aurora_mysql_iam:
+	* `bind_interface` - (Optional) The bind interface is the IP address to which the port override of a resource is bound (for example, 127.0.0.1). It is automatically generated if not provided.
+	* `database` - (Optional) The database for healthchecks. Does not affect client requests
+	* `egress_filter` - (Optional) A filter applied to the routing logic to pin datasource to nodes.
+	* `hostname` - (Required) The host to dial to initiate a connection from the egress node to this resource.
+	* `name` - (Required) Unique human-readable name of the Resource.
+	* `port` - (Optional) The port to dial to initiate a connection from the egress node to this resource.
+	* `port_override` - (Optional) The local port used by clients to connect to this resource.
+	* `proxy_cluster_id` - (Optional) ID of the proxy cluster for this resource, if any.
+	* `region` - (Required) The AWS region to connect to.
+	* `role_assumption_arn` - (Optional) If provided, the gateway/relay will try to assume this role instead of the underlying compute's role.
+	* `secret_store_id` - (Optional) ID of the secret store containing credentials for this resource, if any.
+	* `subdomain` - (Optional) Subdomain is the local DNS address.  (e.g. app-prod1 turns into app-prod1.your-org-name.sdm.network)
+	* `tags` - (Optional) Tags is a map of key, value pairs.
+	* `username` - (Required, either in plaintext, or as a secret store path) The username to authenticate with.
 * aurora_postgres:
 	* `bind_interface` - (Optional) The bind interface is the IP address to which the port override of a resource is bound (for example, 127.0.0.1). It is automatically generated if not provided.
 	* `database` - (Required) The initial database to connect to. This setting does not by itself prevent switching to another database after connecting.