fixing example file

coralogix · Jul 27, 2023 · ff6189b · ff6189b
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diff --git a/examples/tco_policy/main.tf b/examples/tco_policy/main.tf
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 terraform {
   required_providers {
     coralogix = {
-      version = "~> 1.5"
+      version = "~> 1.7"
       source  = "coralogix/coralogix"
     }
   }
@@ -12,77 +12,6 @@ provider "coralogix" {
   #env = "<add the environment you want to work at or add env variable CORALOGIX_ENV>"
 }
 
-#resource "coralogix_tco_policy" "tco_policy_1" {
-#  name       = "Example tco_policy from terraform 1"
-#  priority   = "low"
-#  order      = 1
-#  severities = ["debug", "verbose", "info"]
-#  application_name {
-#    starts_with = true
-#    rule        = "prod"
-#  }
-#  subsystem_name {
-#    is    = true
-#    rules = ["mobile", "web"]
-#  }
-#  archive_retention_id = "e1c980d0-c910-4c54-8326-67f3cf95645a"
-#}
-#
-#resource "coralogix_tco_policy" "tco_policy_2" {
-#  name     = "Example tco_policy from terraform 2"
-#  priority = "medium"
-#
-#  order = 2
-#
-#  severities = ["error", "warning", "critical"]
-#  application_name {
-#    starts_with = true
-#    rule        = "prod"
-#  }
-#  subsystem_name {
-#    is    = true
-#    rules = ["mobile", "web"]
-#  }
-#}
-#
-#resource "coralogix_tco_policy" "tco_policy_3" {
-#  name     = "Example tco_policy from terraform 3"
-#  priority = "high"
-#
-#  order = 3
-#  #  currently, for controlling the policies order they have to be created by the order you want them to be.
-#  #  for this purpose, defining dependency via the 'order' field can control their creation order.
-#
-#  severities = ["error", "warning", "critical"]
-#  application_name {
-#    starts_with = true
-#    rule        = "prod"
-#  }
-#  subsystem_name {
-#    is    = true
-#    rules = ["mobile", "web"]
-#  }
-#}
-#
-#resource "coralogix_tco_policy" "tco_policy_4" {
-#  name     = "Example tco_policy from terraform 4"
-#  priority = "high"
-#
-#  order = 4
-#  #  currently, for controlling the policies order they have to be created by the order you want them to be.
-#  #  for this purpose, defining dependency via the 'order' field can control their creation order.
-#
-#  severities = ["error", "warning", "critical"]
-#  application_name {
-#    starts_with = true
-#    rule        = "prod"
-#  }
-#  subsystem_name {
-#    is    = true
-#    rules = ["mobile", "web"]
-#  }
-#}
-
 resource "coralogix_tco_policy" "tco_policy_1" {
   name       = "Example tco_policy from terraform 1"
   priority   = "low"
@@ -119,8 +48,6 @@ resource "coralogix_tco_policy" "tco_policy_3" {
   name     = "Example tco_policy from terraform 3"
   priority = "high"
   order = 3
-  #  currently, for controlling the policies order they have to be created by the order you want them to be.
-  #  for this purpose, defining dependency via the 'order' field can control their creation order.
 
   severities = ["error", "warning", "critical"]
   applications = {
@@ -137,8 +64,6 @@ resource "coralogix_tco_policy" "tco_policy_4" {
   name     = "Example tco_policy from terraform 4"
   priority = "high"
   order = 4
-  #  currently, for controlling the policies order they have to be created by the order you want them to be.
-  #  for this purpose, defining dependency via the 'order' field can control their creation order.
 
   severities = ["error", "warning", "critical"]
   applications = {