New Feature: Launch AWS Marketplace produccts (AMIs, containers) in linked AWS accounts

[gjoshevski]

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Description

Currently if you want to use AMIs or Containers from AWS Marketplace in any of your AWS accounts members of the same AWS Organization you have to go to the web UI and subscribe to the products manually.

You can now manage entitlements for product in AWS Marketplace within AWS License Manager, meaning if you have subscribed to the product in one of you AWS accounts, now you can share the entitlement and the same AMI or container product can be launched in any AWS Account member of the org that has received the grant.

References

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/license-manager/latest/userguide/granted-licenses.html

[breathingdust]

Hi all 👋 Just letting you know that this is issue is featured on this quarters roadmap. If a PR exists to close the issue a maintainer will review and either make changes directly, or work with the original author to get the contribution merged. If you have written a PR to resolve the issue please ensure the "Allow edits from maintainers" box is checked. Thanks for your patience and we are looking forward to getting this merged soon!

[YakDriver]

This looks like maybe 4-5 resources, after a quick look. AWS SDK for Go v1 operations:

A (aws_licensemanager_grant?)

• CreateGrant
• DeleteGrant
• GetGrant

B (aws_licensemanager_license_grants data source)

• ListDistributedGrants

C (aws_licensemanager_grant_version?)

• CreateGrantVersion

D (aws_licensemanager_grant_accepter?)

• AcceptGrant
• ListReceivedGrants (maybe a separate data source)
• RejectGrant

[Jamie-Leon]

Any updates on when this will be made available?

[brittandeyoung]

@YakDriver I have openned up a pull request for the aws_licensemanager_grant resource. From looking at the API, it looked like the CreateGrantVersion API was really just used for updating the name or allowed_operations for a grant. Because of that, I did not write a seperate grant_version resource. I Would like to make sure that this aligns with your thoughts on this resource.

[brittandeyoung]

I also added the aws_licenasemanager_grant_accepter to the same PR

[brittandeyoung]

@gjoshevski and @YakDriver I have updated the PR with the following:

New Resources:

• aws_licensemanager_grant - Allow sharing a license with another account.
• aws_licensemanager_grant_accepter - Accepting a shared license in the target account.

New Datasources:

• aws_licensemanager_received_license - A data source to get detailed data about an accepted AWS License from the market place.
• aws_licensemanager_received_licenses - A data source to get a list of ARNs for accepted AWS market place licenses that match a filter.
• aws_licensemanager_grants - A data source to get a list of grant ARNs for the account matching a filter.

I believe that these combination of resources and data sources completes what is being requested in this issue. Please let me know if that is not that case.

[github-actions]

This functionality has been released in v4.58.0 of the Terraform AWS Provider. Please see the Terraform documentation on provider versioning or reach out if you need any assistance upgrading.

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