How to apply "All IAM Account Management services" service to "ibm_iam_access_group_policy"

[SanMasood]

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Question

How can I attach the "All IAM Account Management services" using the resource "ibm_iam_access_group_policy". I see an example in the docs here:

https://registry.terraform.io/providers/IBM-Cloud/ibm/latest/docs/resources/iam_access_group_policy#access-group-policy-by-using-service_group_id-resource-attribute
but to avoid resource conflicts, I've chosen to use the resources {} argument like so:

{ 
      policy_name = "AllIAMAccountManagementServices-Admin"  
      roles       = ["Administrator", "Service Configuration Reader", "Operator", "Editor", "Key Manager"] 
      resources = {
        service_group_id = "IAM"
      }
    }, 

That gives me the error # Error: RoleDoesnotExist: Service ID creator was not found. Valid roles are Reader, Writer, Manager, Service Configuration Reader, Viewer, Administrator, Operator, Editor, Key Manager and upon editing the roles, Terraform proceeds to apply the All Identity and Access enabled services instead because I think service="IAM" corresponds to the All Identity and Access enabled services service instead..

Could someone please advise how I can use my config to apply the All IAM Account Management services; thank you.

New or Affected Resource(s) or Datasource(s)

• ibm_XXXXX

Potential Terraform Configuration

{ 
      policy_name = "AllIAMAccountManagementServices-Admin"  
      roles       = ["Administrator", "Service Configuration Reader", "Operator", "Editor", "Key Manager"] 
      resources = {
        service_group_id = "IAM"
      }
    }, 

References

• #0000

[hkantare]

@Rajesh-Pirati Can you provide an example here