### Terraform Configuration Files <!-- Paste the relevant parts of your Terraform configuration between the ``` marks below. For Terraform configs larger than a few resources, or that involve multiple files, please make a GitHub repository that we can clone, rather than copy-pasting multiple files in here. For security, you can also encrypt the files using our GPG public key at https://www.hashicorp.com/security. --> Input Yaml -- ```terraform resource_groups: resource_group_management: manual startegy: landscapes resource_group: - name: core-rg id: rg1 sapfunc: 3a - name: lz-rg id: rg2 sapfunc: 2a storage_volume: - id: AS0 name: thanos disks: - id: app-1 type: swap volume_profile: g-p zone_name: us-west resource-group-name: rg1 count: 1 iops: 10001 capacity: 128 buffer: 2 encryption-key: - id: app-2 type: data mounts: - path: /usr/mnt size: 100 - path: /usr/tax size: 32 volume_profile: g-p zone_name: us-west resource-group-name: rg1 count: 1 iops: 10000 capacity: 132 encryption-key: tags: - "type": application-1 "value": person ``` We need to parse the values from above yaml to use it in module to deploy the disk and attach it to a vm. For other similar yaml entries we are converting the input value to local using yamldecode function. ``` locals { input_yaml = yamldecode(file("./.config/test.yaml")) rg_name = {for val in local.input_yaml["resource_groups"]["resource_group"]: val["id"] => { name= val["name"] sapfunc = val["sapfunc"] }} } ``` ### Expected Behavior <!-- What should have happened? --> ``` Read the inputs from Yaml file and use it. If there is any other way to parse the values, please let me know. Sample code is attached... `` [yaml_poc_2.zip](https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/files/8957079/yaml_poc_2.zip) `