Namespace StackResourceDriftSummary

Actual values of properties that the stack defines for the indicated resource. Each property and value is provided as a key-value pair. The following example shows actual values for the resource's display name and server type: {@code {"display_name": "tf-default-dhcp-options-new", "options.0.server_type": "VcnLocalPlusInternet"}}

The OCID of the compartment where the stack is located.

Expected values of properties that the stack defines for the indicated resource. Each property and value is provided as a key-value pair. The following example shows expected (defined) values for the resource's display name and server type: {@code {"display_name": "tf-default-dhcp-options", "options.0.server_type": "VcnLocalPlusInternet"}}

The drift status of the resource. A drift status value indicates whether or not the actual state of the resource differs from the expected (defined) state for that resource.

The OCID of the resource provisioned by Terraform.

The name of the resource as defined in the stack.

The provider resource type. Must be supported by the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provider. Example: {@code oci_core_instance}

The OCID of the stack.

The date and time when the drift detection was executed. Format is defined by RFC3339. Example: {@code 2020-01-25T21:10:29.600Z}