Important

This repository is archived and no longer maintained.

See #461 for context. There is no single successor; the following forks are currently published to the Terraform Registry:

• filipowm/unifi
• ubiquiti-community/unifi
• akerl/unifi

Pick whichever fork best fits your setup.

Migrating

Update your required_providers block to point at one of the forks above. For example:

terraform {
  required_providers {
    unifi = {
      # was: source = "paultyng/unifi"
      source  = "filipowm/unifi"  # or "ubiquiti-community/unifi", "akerl/unifi"
      version = "~> 1.0"
    }
  }
}

Then run terraform init -upgrade.

State compatibility: ubiquiti-community and akerl continue the v0.41.x lineage and should be drop-in. filipowm has rebased to v1.0.0 with schema changes and may require state edits.

❗ Always run terraform plan before applying.

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Unifi Terraform Provider (terraform-provider-unifi)

Note You can't (for obvious reasons) configure your network while connected to something that may disconnect (like the WiFi). Use a hard-wired connection to your controller to use this provider.

Functionality first needs to be added to the go-unifi SDK.

Documentation

You can browse documentation on the Terraform provider registry.

Supported Unifi Controller Versions

As of version v0.34, this provider only supports version 6 of the Unifi controller software. If you need v5 support, you can pin an older version of the provider.

The docker, UDM, and UDM-Pro versions are slightly different (the API is proxied a little differently) but for the most part should all be supported. Individual patch versions of the controller are generally not tested for compatibility, just the latest stable versions.

Using the Provider

Terraform 1.0 and above

You can use the provider via the Terraform provider registry.