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When creating an AWS Lambda Function with terraform 0.9.3, I'm failing to make it join my selected VPC. 

This is how my function looks like:

resource "aws_lambda_function" "lambda_function" {

   s3_bucket        = "${var.s3_bucket}"

   s3_key           = "${var.s3_key}"

   function_name    = "${var.function_name}"

   role             = "${var.role_arn}"

   handler          = "${var.handler}"

 

   runtime          = "${var.runtime}"

   timeout          = "30"

   memory_size      = 256

   publish          = true

 

   vpc_config {

       subnet_ids = ["${var.subnet_ids}"]

       security_group_ids = ["${var.security_group_ids}"]

   }

 }

The policy I'm using for the role is

 data "aws_iam_policy_document" "lambda-policy_policy_document" {

       statement {

            effect = "Allow"

            actions = [

            "ec2:DescribeSecurityGroups",

            "ec2:DescribeSubnets",

            "ec2:DescribeVpcs",

            "logs:CreateLogGroup",

            "logs:CreateLogStream",

            "logs:PutLogEvents",

            "ec2:CreateNetworkInterface",

            "ec2:DescribeNetworkInterfaces",

            "ec2:DeleteNetworkInterface"

        ]

        resources = ["*"]

     }

 }

The resources are created just fine if I try to add the VPC and the subnets via the AWS console it all works out.

creation plan:

module.******.aws_lambda_function.lambda_function

arn:                                 "<computed>"

environment.#:                       "1"

environment.0.variables.%:           "1"

environment.0.variables.environment: "******"

function_name:                       "******"

handler:                             "******"

last_modified:                       "<computed>"

memory_size:                         "256"

publish:                             "true"

qualified_arn:                       "<computed>"

role:                                "******"

runtime:                             "******"

s3_bucket:                           "******"

s3_key:                              "******"

source_code_hash:                    "<computed>"

timeout:                             "30"

version:                             "<computed>"

vpc_config.#:                        "1"

vpc_config.0.vpc_id:                 "<computed>"

Though, if I run the terraform plan again, the VPC config is always changed.

vpc_config.#: "0" => "1" (forces new resource)

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Fix the missing mapping to the lambda module. It should look like this:

vpc_config.#:                              "1"

vpc_config.0.security_group_ids.#:         "1"

vpc_config.0.security_group_ids.571116572: "******"

vpc_config.0.subnet_ids.#:                 "3"

vpc_config.0.subnet_ids.1396457994:        "****"

vpc_config.0.subnet_ids.1722519307:        "****"

vpc_config.0.subnet_ids.830820656:         "****"

vpc_config.0.vpc_id:                       "<computed>"

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