yandex_container_repository_lifecycle_policy (Resource)
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Updated at February 9, 2026
Creates a new container repository lifecycle policy. For more information, see the official documentation.
Example usage
//
// Create new Container Repository and Container Repository Lifecycle Policy for it.
//
resource "yandex_container_registry" "my_registry" {
name = "test-registry"
}
resource "yandex_container_repository" "my_repository" {
name = "${yandex_container_registry.my_registry.id}/test-repository"
}
resource "yandex_container_repository_lifecycle_policy" "my_lifecycle_policy" {
name = "test-lifecycle-policy-name"
status = "active"
repository_id = yandex_container_repository.my_repository.id
rule {
description = "my description"
untagged = true
tag_regexp = ".*"
retained_top = 1
}
}
Arguments & Attributes Reference
created_at(Read-Only) (String). The creation timestamp of the resource.description(String). The resource description.id(String).name(String). The resource name.repository_id(Required)(String). The ID of the repository that the resource belongs to.status(Required)(String). The status of lifecycle policy. Must beactiveordisabled.rule[Block]. Repository rules.description(String). Description of the lifecycle policy.expire_period(String). The period of time that must pass after creating a image for it to suit the automatic deletion criteria. It must be a multiple of 24 hours.retained_top(Number). The number of images to be retained even if theexpire_periodalready expired.tag_regexp(String). Tag to specify a filter as a regular expression. For example.*- all images with tags.untagged(Bool). If enabled, rules apply to untagged Docker images.
Import
The resource can be imported by using their resource ID. For getting it you can use Yandex Cloud Web Console
# terraform import yandex_container_repository_lifecycle_policy.<resource Name> <resource Id>
terraform import yandex_container_repository_lifecycle_policy.my_lifecycle_policy ...