Terraform
Terraform providers and modules are firewalled via a network mirror that filters the versions list. Automatic CLI config is not yet implemented — configure manually.
- Proxy URL:
https://packages.vulnetix.com/terraform - Plan: Enterprise
- Enforcement: Filter — blocked provider/module versions are removed from the versions list.
Getting started
vulnetix package-firewall terraform is not yet automated. Configure the CLI config file manually.Configuration
~/.terraformrc (or %APPDATA%/terraform.rc on Windows):
provider_installation {
network_mirror {
url = "https://packages.vulnetix.com/terraform/"
}
direct {}
}
Provide credentials with a credentials block or the TF_TOKEN_packages_vulnetix_com environment variable.
Use it
terraform init
Block responses & exit codes
A blocked package returns a semantic HTTP status with a JSON body — 423 malware, 426 vulnerable (upgrade), 425 cooldown, 428 bad actor, 422 end-of-life, 402 plan not entitled. Terraform resolves an allowed version; a blocked provider/module version is absent from the versions list. See Block responses & exit codes for the full table. The vulnetix package-firewall terraform command exits 0 on success and 1 on failure.
Configure policies
Thresholds (CVSS/EPSS/CESS), block toggles (malware, KEV, weaponized, …), and the release cooldown window are set per organization — in the Vulnetix console or with the CLI (vulnetix config set package-firewall). See Configuring policies.
Troubleshooting
- The GPG signature is on the provider checksums, not the versions list, so filtering versions does not break verification.
- Versions have no publish time, so cooldown does not apply.
- See Troubleshooting for shared auth, shell, and cache guidance, and
vulnetix auth statusto confirm what is configured.