docs(posture-control): document resource_kind valid values#704
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…port example Closes #684
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Improves the sysdig_secure_posture_control documentation by clarifying valid resource_kind values across platforms and showing how to discover all supported kinds via the CSPM API, plus fixes an invalid Terraform import example.
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resource_kinddocs with per-platform examples and pointers to discovery via CSPM API. - Added references to Sysdig API/Docs for further details.
- Fixed the Terraform import command example.
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## Summary The `resource_kind` field in `sysdig_secure_posture_control` only showed a single example (`AWS_S3_BUCKET`) with no guidance on valid values for other platforms. This left users — especially on IBM Cloud, GCP, or Azure — guessing what to pass. This adds per-platform examples, the CSPM API endpoint to discover all valid kinds, and links to relevant Sysdig docs. Also fixes a stray `c` in the import example that made it invalid. Closes #684 --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
The
resource_kindfield insysdig_secure_posture_controlonly showed a single example (AWS_S3_BUCKET) with no guidance on valid values for other platforms. This left users — especially on IBM Cloud, GCP, or Azure — guessing what to pass.This adds per-platform examples, the CSPM API endpoint to discover all valid kinds, and links to relevant Sysdig docs. Also fixes a stray
cin the import example that made it invalid.Closes #684