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Description
Currently, google_alloydb_cluster doesn't implement a deletion protection flag (such as in google_sql_database_instance, for example). This may cause data loss in situations when the cluster is destroyed or replaced by mistake.
Please note that Terraform's own prevent_destroy flag may not be used with variables, so it would not be a full replacement of the deletion protection flag on the resource. See the linked issue.
Community Note
Description
Currently,
google_alloydb_cluster
doesn't implement a deletion protection flag (such as ingoogle_sql_database_instance
, for example). This may cause data loss in situations when the cluster is destroyed or replaced by mistake.Please note that Terraform's own
prevent_destroy
flag may not be used with variables, so it would not be a full replacement of the deletion protection flag on the resource. See the linked issue.New or Affected Resource(s)
Potential Terraform Configuration
References
hashicorp/terraform#22544
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