Backend Config Variables

Below is a list of variables available in with the expansion helper.

Common Variables Available

Variable	Example	Description
BUILD_DIR	stacks/demo	The build directory name.
ENV	dev	Terraspace env. Can be set like so `TS_ENV=dev`
MOD_NAME	demo	The module name or stack name, which is also a module.
TYPE	stack	The type name. IE: stack or module
TYPE_DIR	stacks	The type dir. IE: stacks or modules
TYPE_INSTANCE	stack-bob	The type with the instance option. IE: terraspace up demo –instance bob. The separator is a `-`
INSTANCE	bob	The instance option. IE: terraspace up demo –instance bob

AWS Specific Variables

Variable	Example	Description
ACCOUNT	112233445566	AWS Account Id
REGION	us-west-2	AWS Region

Azure Specific Variables

Variable	Example	Description
LOCATION	eastus	Azure Location
SUSCRIPTION	EXAMPLE88-c44e-4677-bf0eEXAMPLE	Azure subscription id
SUSCRIPTION_HASH	wxyz	Short consistent hash based on subscription id

Google Specific Variables

Variable	Example	Description
PROJECT	project-12345	Google project id
REGION	us-central1	Google region

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