Manage sensitive data in your configuration | Terraform
Update your configuration to protect the sensitive or secret values that Terraform needs for provisioning. Learn how to use the `sensitive` argument, `ephemeral` argument, the `ephemeral` block, and write-only arguments in managed resources.
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