Support Partner rate_plan

[ledzepp4eva]

Current Terraform and Cloudflare provider version

$ terraform -v
Terraform v1.0.11
on linux_amd64

Description

Currently there are options to set the rate_plan on the zone settings via plan, however this only supports CF_* It would be good for use with Tenant API to add support for PARTNERS_*.

Use cases

As a user of Tenant API on Cloudflare I want to be able to configure our zones rate_plan via terraform, however we can't mimic the behaviour:
curl -sX POST https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/zones/${cf_zone_id}/subscription -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "x-auth-email: ${cf_global_auth_email}" -H "x-auth-key: ${cf_global_api_key}" -d '{ "rate_plan": {"id": "PARTNERS_PRO"}}'

However using the plan option attempts to set CF_PRO and returns the error:

│ Error: error setting plan pro for zone "12345": HTTP status 400: failed to resolve provided rate plan: 'CF_PRO' (1204) 
with cloudflare_zone.redirect_zone["example.org"],
on main.tf line 19, in resource "cloudflare_zone" "redirect_zone":
19: resource "cloudflare_zone" "redirect_zone" {

This is using the Cloudflare resource cloudflare_zone

resource "cloudflare_zone" "redirect_zone" {
  for_each = var.zones
  zone     = each.value.zone
  type     = each.value.dns
  plan     = each.value.plan
}

Potential Terraform configuration

zones = {
  "example.org" = {
    zone = "example.org",
    dns  = "full",
    ssl  = "full",
    plan = "pro",
    partners = true,
    value_records = {},
    data_records = {},
    page_rules = {}
  },
}

or

zones = {
  "example.org" = {
    zone = "example.org",
    dns  = "full",
    ssl  = "full",
    plan = "cf_pro", #or "partners_pro"
    value_records = {},
    data_records = {},
    page_rules = {}
  },
}

References

No response

[jacobbednarz]

for each of these values (pro, biz and ent) what is the "public_name" value provided in the rate plan configuration?

i don’t have access to a tenant account to confirm this so if you can provide it, we can look at adding support.

[ledzepp4eva]

These are the ones that are returned from the api:

      "rate_plan": {
        "id": "partners_biz",
        "public_name": "Partners Business Plan",
        "currency": "USD",
        "scope": "zone",
        "externally_managed": false,
        "sets": [
          "zone",
          "partner"
        ],
        "is_contract": true
      },

      "rate_plan": {
        "id": "partners_free",
        "public_name": "Partners Free Plan",
        "currency": "USD",
        "scope": "zone",
        "externally_managed": false,
        "sets": [
          "zone",
          "partner"
        ],
        "is_contract": false
      },

      "rate_plan": {
        "id": "image_resizing_ent",
        "public_name": "Image Resizing Ent",
        "currency": "USD",
        "scope": "user",
        "externally_managed": false,
        "sets": [
          "usage",
          "is_cloudflare",
          "public"
        ],
        "is_contract": true
      },

      "rate_plan": {
        "id": "partners_workers_ss",
        "public_name": "Cloudflare Workers",
        "currency": "USD",
        "scope": "user",
        "externally_managed": false,
        "sets": [
          "usage",
          "partner"
        ],
        "is_contract": true
      },

      "rate_plan": {
        "id": "partners_biz",
        "public_name": "Partners Business Plan",
        "currency": "USD",
        "scope": "zone",
        "externally_managed": false,
        "sets": [
          "zone",
          "partner"
        ],
        "is_contract": true
      },

      "rate_plan": {
        "id": "partners_pro",
        "public_name": "Partners Professional Plan",
        "currency": "USD",
        "scope": "zone",
        "externally_managed": false,
        "sets": [
          "zone",
          "partner"
        ],
        "is_contract": true
      },

We've since had Cloudflare enable a couple more plans, so I've added those for completness.

[jacobbednarz]

thanks, I’ll see what I can do with this.

[jacobbednarz]

there should be an enterprise one as well; do you have that handy?

[jacobbednarz]

took a pass at this via #1464. you'll want to pull it locally, build it and give it a whirl before it is merged to make sure it meets your needs.

[ledzepp4eva]

Sorry I didn't get back to you, but I couldn't find when I was looking through the rate plans and subscriptions, which was odd. I don't think I've actually provisioned any enterprise accounts myself (other than the one Cloudflare setup initially)

I'll try and have a look at that for you today if I can.

[jacobbednarz]

that's fine; i just guessed as to what it should be based on the remainder. if you give the branch a go you can see if it covers your use cases anyway.