set the channel description: Pulumi announcements

I am pleased to announce the #announcements channel! Come one, come all -- we will start notifying y'all about new package, CLI, etc. releases here.

set the channel description: Pulumi Announcements

Happy to announce the release of Pulumi 0.14.1! This release includes a few key fixes and improvements based on feedback from users over the last two weeks. Two of my favorite improvements: • Stack outputs are now printed at the end of a

pulumi update

• Local backend is no longer a debug-only option You can install the latest version by just rerunning the installer, or by visiting https://pulumi.io/install/. Pulumi 0.14.1 changelog: https://pulumi.io/install/changelog.html#v141

😋

Love the new pulumi update output!

is there a prefered way to update?

For the CLI, you can just reinstall using the get.pulumi.com script. It will detect existing versions and upgrade automatically (we should really highlight this in our release notes). We are working on making the CLI self-updating soon, so that it detects new versions and makes it easy to upgrade. For packages, you can update through the usual means, e.g. npm update. HTH, if not, let me know.

thanks mate...!

A simple update script does the trick:

mdavid$ cat ~/.local/bin/pulumi-update 
#!/bin/bash -e

curl -fsSL <https://get.pulumi.com/> | sh

@big-piano-35669 How reliable is the etag value of the headers as it relates to changes to the current version of Pulumi? In other words, between now and the time auto-update is implemented could a simple

curl -I <https://get.pulumi.com> | grep etag

(plus a few additional lines) be embedded into ~/.bash_profile to check the etag value and run

curl -fsSL <https://get.pulumi.com/> | sh

if the value has changed since the last time the shell was launched?

This is served out of a Cloudfront CDN backed by S3 so I believe it is reliable enough to depend on. @bitter-oil-46081 would know for sure.

Happy to announce the release of Pulumi 0.14.2! A few of the top things in this release: • Several improvements to Python support, including support for Assets • Many additions and improvements to

@pulumi/aws

as part of updating to v1.26.0 of the AWS Terraform Provider • Support for SQS queues in the

@pulumi/aws-serverless

library • Projection of the

id

property on data source functions in the AWS, Azure and GCP libraries (thanks @helpful-vegetable-35581!) You can install the latest version by just rerunning the installer, or by visiting https://pulumi.io/install/. Pulumi 0.14.2 changelog: https://pulumi.io/install/changelog.html#v142

aw man.. I just upgranded to 0.14.1 😛

🎉 Hey all, we finally have some t-shirts and stickers! If you want to get your hands on them, check out this page, tell us what cool thing you're doing, and we'll send one your way. Thanks in advance for being awesome. http://info.pulumi.com/community/give-me-a-tshirt

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Happy to announce the release of Pulumi 0.14.3 (as well as some updates to many of our packages)! A few of the top things in this release: - Many quality of life improvements in the

@pulumi/aws

package (many of which came from @stocky-spoon-28903, Thanks!) - Initial support for doing serverless functions with GCP. - Improvements to the CLI's output, especially when run in CI environments like Travis. You can install the latest version by just rerunning the installer, or by visiting https://pulumi.io/install/ Pulumi 0.14.3: https://pulumi.io/install/changelog.html#v143

🎉 Pulumi 0.15 is available now! 🎉 This is a huge release, with big improvements and new features across the breadth of the Pulumi user experience. Some of the major features of this release: * Parallelism: All deployments will now proceed in parallel where possible. * Kubernetes: End-to-end improvements for Kubernetes users, including full support for the Kubernetes API, status rich updates, and deployment of existing Helm charts. * First Class Providers: You can create two instances of the AWS provider, or configure a Kubernetes provider based on the results of creating an Azure resources (like AKS). * Template Improvements:

pulumi new

can now point at any Git repository, allowing customized templates in addition to those hosted by Pulumi. * Native TypeScript Support: You no longer need to manually run

tsc

.

.ts

files are natively supported as inputs to

pulumi update

. * Pulumi GitHub App: Pulumi can now be plugged into CI/CD via a Pulumi GitHub Application which will report status of previews and updates onto PRs. * OpenStack: A new OpenStack provider was contributed by @helpful-vegetable-35581, and is now publicly available. * Closure Capture Improvements: We've addressed a common request to support references to top-level imports from within cloud functions. * Azure Serverless: We've added a new

@pulumi/azure-serverless

with initial support for serverless Azure applications built with Pulumi. * Google Serverless Functions: Thanks to @tall-librarian-49374 for contributing support for simple serverless functions on GCP! Thanks to everyone who provided feedback, bug reports and contributions as input to this release! You can install the latest version by just rerunning the installer, or by visiting https://pulumi.io/install/. For full details of the Pulumi 0.15.0 release check out: https://pulumi.io/install/changelog.html#v150

An updated Pulumi release is available -

0.15.2

of the Pulumi CLI and updates to all of the pulumi packages! A few of the highlights: * Many improvements for Kubernetes development with Pulumi (watch out for some blog posts about this coming tomorrow!) * Easier to use local backend, to enable use of Pulumi without the need to log in to the Pulumi service. * Preview of Azure support for

@pulumi/cloud

. * Overhaul of

pulumi refresh

to support many more use cases for pulling resource state in the cloud back into Pulumi. * Support for

pulumi new <url>

and

pulumi up <url>

to easily install Pulumi-based cloud application with a single command. * Support for

dotnetcore2.1

in AWS Lambda (thanks @early-napkin-64960) * Ability to create AWS Lambdas from JavaScript callbacks using "factory functions" that can share warm up tasks across invocations. * Azure serverless support for Service Bus Topics and Storage Queues (thanks @tall-librarian-49374) * New

cloud.HttpServer

for easy and flexible HTTP servers that can be supported across AWS, Azure (and GCP and others in the future!) * Improvements to

@pulumi/openstack

. (thanks @helpful-vegetable-35581) Thanks to everyone who provided feedback, bug reports and contributions as input to this release! You can install the latest version by just rerunning the installer, or by visiting https://pulumi.io/install/. For full details of this Pulumi release check out: https://pulumi.io/reference/changelog.html#v152

This morning we announced our support for Kubernetes. You can find all of the details at these links: - Press Release: https://info.pulumi.com/press-release/pulumi-cloud-native-sdk-delivers-cloud-native-infrastructure-as-code-for-kubernetes - BLOG: Cloud Native Infrastructure with Kubernetes and Pulumi https://blog.pulumi.com/cloud-native-infrastructure-with-kubernetes-and-pulumi - BLOG: Program Kubernetes with 11 Pulumi Pearls https://blog.pulumi.com/program-kubernetes-with-11-cloud-native-pulumi-pearls Thanks for all the support here in using, testing, and offering feedback on our work so far.

Hi <!channel>, I'd like to give an early preview about some exciting Pulumi news: We’ll be launching some new commercial tiers within a few weeks. None of this changes our approach to open source. The existing Community Tier service will remain free to use, with all of its current features, and

--local

will continue to work as-is. For groups of users collaborating on stacks, however, the new Team Tier offers Organizations, Role Based Access Control (RBAC), and more, and will be priced like most developer SaaS tools, with a modest entry fee and pay-as-you-go pricing. In short: • For anyone already using an existing organization, we'll email you separately with details and a "founding customer" discount voucher to thank you for your support. • For anyone not currently using an organization, and would like to do so, simply enroll your organization before Tuesday next week (https://app.pulumi.com/site/organizations/add), and you'll receive this same discount voucher. If you have friends or colleagues who might want the same, please spread the word – we’ll share the love and make them eligible too. • For everyone else, there is no change, and you will also receive a discount offer should you change your mind and decide to use the Team Tier later on. Please DM me, or email me at joe@pulumi.com, if you have questions. Thank you for being part of the Pulumi community. 🙏 This commercial launch will help ensure Pulumi can continue to innovate and deliver lots of great R&D in the years to come! 🎉

The time has come! Hope the commercial launch will be a success 😄

🎉 An updated Pulumi release is available -

0.16.0

of the Pulumi CLI and updates to all of the pulumi packages! A few of the highlights: * Many improvements to core

pulumi

CLI output to simplify and clean up the output for common usage * Delete operations will now run in parallel (building on the work to introduce parallelism in 0.15) * Support for additional CI systems when using the Pulumi GitHub App (including integration with preview of GitHub Actions!) (thanks @stocky-spoon-28903!) * Command completion for

zsh

(thanks @adventurous-jordan-10043!) * New provider for VMWare vSphere (thanks @rough-oil-1458!) * New package for AWS EKS - a single component to stand up a full EKS cluster * Moved all features of

@pulumi/aws-serverless

into

@pulumi/aws

for improved discoverability and ease of use * "New Project" actions in Pulumi Console * New and improved activity dashboard in Pulumi Console Thanks to everyone who provided feedback, bug reports and contributions as input to this release! You can install the latest version by just rerunning the installer, or by visiting https://pulumi.io/install/. For full details of this Pulumi release check out: https://pulumi.io/reference/changelog.html#v160

👕 We'll be at Hashiconf next week. If you're there, and would like to meet, you can find us at Booth S14 in the Pavilion Room. If you want to book a specific time slot, you can hit this link: https://info.pulumi.com/meetings/team-pulumi/hashiconf-catchup

This morning, we're delighted to be able to announce our Series A funding, and the launch of our Team Edition. Thank you to everyone here for your continuing support: let's program the cloud! Press release: https://info.pulumi.com/press-release/pulumi-announces-15m-in-series-a-funding-to-accelerate-development-and-adoption-of-its-cloud-native-development-platform Blog post from @big-piano-35669: https://blog.pulumi.com/building-a-future-of-cloud-engineering

Hi is this similar to kubespray

Will Pulumi be at AWS re:invent this year?

We released

v0.16.3

of

@pulumi/pulumi

earlier today, which brings in full Node 11 support. If folks are using Node 11 and running into issues, please open bugs. There were no other changes than the updates to support Node 11.

We've just released

v0.16.2

of

@pulumi/eks

. This release adds support for adding additional IAM role and user mappings, adds support for VPC CNI configuration, and fixes a bug that caused worker nodes to be placed in public subnets if both public and private subnets were configured.

What's the best way to reinstall pulumi binaries (Windows)? Should I just delete ~\.pulumi and run the powershell script again?