Terraform Provider for Jamf Pro

Disclaimer

This project is under active development, and new releases may introduce changes that are not backward compatible with previous versions. Users should be aware that older implementations may break with updates. We recommend thoroughly reviewing release notes and testing new versions in a staging environment before deploying to production.

Introduction

This repository hosts the Jamf Pro Community Provider, built to integrate Jamf Pro's robust configuration management capabilities with Terraform's Infrastructure as Code (IaC) approach. Utilizing a comprehensive JAMF Pro SDK go-api-sdk-jamfpro, which serves as a cohesive abstraction layer over both Jamf Pro and Jamf Pro Classic APIs, this provider ensures seamless API interactions and brings a wide array of resources under Terraform's management umbrella. The jamfpro provider is engineered to enrich your CI/CD workflows with Jamf Pro's extensive device management functionalities, encompassing device enrollment, inventory tracking, security compliance, and streamlined software deployment. Its primary goal is to enhance the efficiency of managing, deploying, and maintaining Apple devices across your infrastructure, fostering a synchronized and effective IT ecosystem.

The provider contains:

• Resources and data sources for Jamf Pro entities (internal/provider/),
• Examples examples directory for sample configurations and usage scenarios of the terraform-provider-jamfpro provider.
• Documentation docs

Requirements

• Terraform >= 1.0
• Go >= 1.22.2
• Jamf Pro >= 11.2.0

Community & Support

For further community support and to engage with other users of the Jamf Pro Terraform Provider, please join us on the Mac Admins Slack channel. You can ask questions, provide feedback, and share best practices with the community. Join us at:

• Mac Admins Slack Channel - #terraform-provider-jamfpro

Getting Started with Examples

Provider Configuration for Jamf Pro in Terraform

This documentation provides a detailed explanation of the configuration options available in the provider.tf file for setting up the Jamf Pro provider in Terraform.

Concurrency

• You can adjust paralellism by setting the Terraform parallelism count using terraform apply -parallelism=X (the default is 10). HashiCorp Docs
• The provider remains stable using paralellism of up to 50, going beyond is at your own risk!

Cookie Jar

• The cookie jar has been removed as it is redundant with Terraform's parallelism.
• Please use the cookie lock (which enforces a single cookie across all parallel instances of Terraform) or set a custom cookie (also remains consistent across all instances of Terraform).

Configuration Schema

instance_domain

• Type: String
• Required: Yes
• Default: Fetched from environment variable envKeyJamfProUrlRoot if not provided
• Description: The base URL for the Jamf Pro instance. Example: https://mycompany.jamfcloud.com. This URL is used to interact with the Jamf Pro API.

auth_method

• Type: String
• Required: Yes
• Description: The authentication method to use for connecting to Jamf Pro.
• Valid Values:
  • basic: Use basic authentication with a username and password.
  • oauth2: Use OAuth2 for authentication.
• Validation: Ensures the value is one of the specified valid values.

client_id

• Type: String
• Optional: Yes
• Default: Fetched from environment variable envKeyOAuthClientSecret if not provided
• Description: The OAuth2 Client ID used for authentication with Jamf Pro. Required if auth_method is oauth2.

client_secret

• Type: String
• Optional: Yes
• Sensitive: Yes
• Default: Fetched from environment variable envKeyOAuthClientSecret if not provided
• Description: The OAuth2 Client Secret used for authentication with Jamf Pro. This field is sensitive and required if auth_method is oauth2.

basic_auth_username

• Type: String
• Optional: Yes
• Default: Fetched from environment variable envKeyBasicAuthUsername if not provided
• Description: The username for basic authentication with Jamf Pro. Required if auth_method is basic.

basic_auth_password

• Type: String
• Optional: Yes
• Sensitive: Yes
• Default: Fetched from environment variable envKeyBasicAuthPassword if not provided
• Description: The password for basic authentication with Jamf Pro. This field is sensitive and required if auth_method is basic.

log_level

• Type: String
• Optional: Yes
• Default: warning
• Description: The logging level for the provider. Determines the verbosity of logs.
• Valid Values:
  • debug: Detailed debugging information.
  • info: General information about the operations.
  • warning: Warnings that do not cause the operation to fail.
  • none: No logging.
• Validation: Ensures the value is one of the specified valid values.

log_output_format

• Type: String
• Optional: Yes
• Default: pretty
• Description: The format for log output. Determines how logs are presented.
  • JSON: Logs in JSON format.
  • console: Human-readable, console-friendly format.

log_console_separator

• Type: String
• Optional: Yes
• Default: " "
• Description: The character used to separate log entries in the console output. Useful for customizing the readability of logs.

log_export_path

• Type: String
• Optional: Yes
• Default: ""
• Description: The file path to export HTTP client logs to. If specified, logs will be saved to this path.

export_logs

• Type: Boolean
• Optional: Yes
• Default: false
• Description: Enables or disables exporting logs to a file. When set to true, logs will be written to the specified log_export_path.

hide_sensitive_data

• Type: Boolean
• Optional: Yes
• Default: true
• Description: Determines whether sensitive information (like passwords) should be hidden in logs. Defaults to hiding sensitive data for security reasons.

custom_cookies

• Type: List of Objects
• Optional: Yes
• Default: nil
• Description: A list of custom cookies to be included in HTTP requests. Each cookie object should have a name and a value.
  • name:
    • Type: String
    • Required: Yes
    • Description: The name of the cookie.
  • value:
    • Type: String
    • Required: Yes
    • Description: The value of the cookie.

jamf_load_balancer_lock

• Type: Boolean
• Optional: Yes
• Default: false
• Description: Temporarily locks all HTTP client instances to a specific web app member in the load balancer for faster execution. This is a temporary solution until Jamf provides an official load balancing solution.

token_refresh_buffer_period_seconds

• Type: Integer
• Optional: Yes
• Default: 300
• Description: The buffer period in seconds before the token expires during which the token will be refreshed. Helps ensure continuous authentication.

mandatory_request_delay_milliseconds

• Type: Integer
• Optional: Yes
• Default: 100
• Description: A mandatory delay after each request before returning to reduce high volume of requests in a short time.

For those new to using Terraform with Jamf Pro, we provide a comprehensive demo example that serves as an excellent starting point. This demo implementation utilizes:

• Terraform Cloud as the remote backend
• GitHub Actions pipelines
• A simple PR process for managing changes
• Sample hcl files for creating and managing Jamf Pro resources

This repository is specifically designed to kickstart your Terraform projects by providing practical, easy-to-follow examples of how to configure and deploy resources within Jamf Pro using Terraform.

• Demo Repository: Terraform Demo Jamf Pro

Feel free to explore this repository to better understand the implementation and to get your infrastructure (configuration)-as-code initiatives up and running smoothly.

Resource Completion Status

The follow is a summary of the resources and their completion status.

Resources can have the following statuses:

• Beta - The resource is in the early stages of development and may not be fully functional. It is not recommended for use in production environments as it may contain bugs and undergo significant changes.

• Community Preview - The resource is available for public use and feedback. While it has reached a level of stability beyond Beta, it may still undergo changes based on community input and additional testing. Users are encouraged to try it out and provide feedback, but should be cautious when using it in production environments.

• Finished - The resource is fully functional and has been tested in a production environment. It is considered stable and reliable for use in live systems. Users can confidently integrate this resource into their production workflows.

Supported Jamf Pro Resources

This section outlines the resources and data sources provided by our Terraform provider for managing various aspects of Jamf Pro. Each resource comes with comprehensive support for the respective Jamf Pro entities, facilitating their management through Terraform.

Accounts

• Resource & Data Source: Enables the management of Account within Jamf Pro, allowing for the configuration of accounts, access levels, privileges, assignment to groups and sites and other details.

• Status: Community Preview

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.44.

Account Groups

• Resource & Data Source: Enables the management of Account Groups within Jamf Pro, allowing for the configuration of group names, access levels, privileges, and member details.

• Status: Community Preview

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.31.

Activation Code

• Resource & Data Source: Enables the management of the Activation Code within Jamf Pro, allowing for the configuration of activation code and organization details.

• Status: Community Preview

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.57.

API Roles

• Resource & Data Source: Enables the management of API roles within Jamf Pro, allowing for the configuration of role names, privileges, and other details. these can be assigned to api integrations.

• Status: Community Preview

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.44.

API Integrations

• Resource & Data Source: Enables the management of API integrations within Jamf Pro, allowing for the configuration of integration names, privileges, and other details.

• Status: Community Preview

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.44.

Buildings

• Resource & Data Source: Provides the ability to manage Buildings within Jamf Pro. This resource allows for the specification of building names and addresses, facilitating better organization and segmentation of devices within different physical locations.

• Status: Finished

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.30.

Categories

• Resource & Data Source: Enables the management of Categories within Jamf Pro, allowing for the configuration of category names, used across various Jamf Pro entities to categorize and organize devices, policies, and other resources.

• Status: Finished

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.36.

Departments

• Resource & Data Source: Provides the ability to manage departments within Jamf Pro. This resource allows for the specification of department names.

• Status: Finished

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.36.

Dock Items

• Resource & Data Source: Facilitates the management of Dock Items in Jamf Pro. This includes the creation, update, and deletion of dock item entities, along with the ability to specify dock item properties and associated payloads.

• Status: Finished

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.43.

macOS Configuration Profiles (Plist)

• Resource & Data Source: Facilitates the management of macOS configuration profiles in Jamf Pro. This includes the creation, update, and deletion of configuration profiles, along with the ability to specify profile payloads and associated properties.

• Status: Community Preview

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.37.

Mobile Device Configuration Profiles (Plist)

• Resource & Data Source: Facilitates the management of mobile device configuration profiles in Jamf Pro. This includes the creation, update, and deletion of configuration profiles, along with the ability to specify profile payloads and associated properties.

• Status: Community Preview

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.48.

Packages

• Resource & Data Source: Facilitates the management of Packages in Jamf Pro. This includes the creation, update, and deletion of package entities, along with the ability to specify package payloads and associated properties. It uploads the package to the JCDS 2.0 CDN in AWS S3 and then creates the package metadata in Jamf Pro.

• Status: Community Preview

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.34.

Scripts

• Resource & Data Source: Facilitates the management of Scripts in Jamf Pro. This includes the creation, update, and deletion of script entities, along with the ability to specify script contents and associated properties.

• Status: Finished

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.30.

Sites

• Resource & Data Source: Provides the ability to manage Sites within Jamf Pro. This resource allows for the specification of site names and details, facilitating the organization of devices and resources across different sites.

• Status: Finished

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.42.

Restricted Software

• Resource & Data Source: Facilitates the management of Restricted Software in Jamf Pro. This includes the creation, update, and deletion of restricted software entities, along with the ability to specify software properties and associated payloads.

• Status: Finished

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.53.

User Groups

• Resource & Data Source: Enables the handling of User Groups in Jamf Pro. This encompasses the capabilities to create, update, and remove user group entities, as well as the functionality to detail user group attributes and memberships.

• Status: Finished

• Availability: Introduced in version v0.0.38.