Hi. I wish to create a consumption API Management service using Pulumi, but from the looks of the docs it's not available. In fact, the word 'consumption' does not appear in the API Management docs at all.

...valid values include: 

Developer

, 

Basic

, 

Standard

 and 

Premium

.

I tried the obvious -

const apiManagementService = new azure.apimanagement.Service("apiManagementService", {
	name: "my-apim-service",
	resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,
	publisherEmail: "<mailto:publisher@email.com|publisher@email.com>",
	publisherName: "Publisher Corp.",
	skuName: "Consumption_1"
});

...but this resulted in an error -

error: azure:apimanagement/service:Service resource 'apiManagementService' has a problem: expected sku_name to be one of [Developer Basic Standard Premium], got Consumption

The consumption tier has been GA for around a year now, so if it's truly not supported, is it on the road map for the near future? • Documentation: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/nodejs/pulumi/azure/apimanagement/#Service-skuName

Hey all. I've just swapped from using

ArchiveFunctionApp

to a standard

FunctionApp

(I'm going to use Azure DevOps to push code to the Function App. However, the

FunctionApp

resource does not have the

endpoint

property, so I can't access the Function App URL. I've found that the

getEndpoint()

function is used when setting the

endpoint

property, but it doesn't seem to be publically accessible from index.js. Is there any way I can get the URL of my

FunctionApp

resource? •

getEndpoint()

function: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure/blob/609a1f52aff8a65573ebd3626de9b128753ee179/sdk/nodejs/appservice/zMixins.ts#L632

I just joined a new team and need to automate some of their cloud infrastructure provisioning. I'm new to Pulumi but have some experience with Terraform. We have a nodejs app to stand up in App Services. Should I just use Pulumi for the infrastructure piece and do the code deployment with something else?

I feel stupid asking that question because to me its obvious that I should keep them separate but wanted to make sure I'm not missing anything

Hello everybody, how can I tell pulumi to check the md5 hashsum of my file for a blob storage. The problem currently is that it is not recognizing that a file changed. Cheers and thanks!

It should… Could you show a snippet of your code?

Hi all,

I have a pulumi deployment project for which I copy over the json from the Logic App using a prebuild command on the deployment project as shown below

xcopy "$(ProjectDir)..\ProcessMails\LogicApp.json" "$(ProjectDir)..\matchnetv2deploy\LogicApp.json*" /E/Y

In the build pipeline it gets copied correctly to the artifacts directory

but the release pipeline throws an error

Does the pulumi task rebuild the deployment project?

Any help would be appreciated

question about logic apps: how can i specify the "runAfter" in a ActionHttp (calling an Azure Function)? It seems that if I am using ActionHttp I cannot chain calls together. I had to use ActionCustom to be able to chain calls together

https://github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-azurerm/issues/5608 Are we gonna be getting a release with these beta features enabled?

Just getting started with this stuff: I'm using typescript. I've figured out how to authenticate to Azure using a ServicePrincipal that I created myself. Now I'd like to automate the creation of a ServicePrincipal and give it the built in "Contributor" role on a Subscription. I can create the Application, ServicePrincipal and set the password - but how do I assign it the Contributor role on a Subscription?

Just started playing around with pulumi just to learn something new that I might be able to bring to the new job I'll start in a couple of months.

I'm working on a sample application in F# that I want to over engineer the hell out to learn me some new things. The plan is to use pulumi to handle the deployment. What I do want to deploy is the F# application I'm building on a kubernetes cluster that runs istio. The pulumi stuff will also be written in F#. So far I have ported a C# sample that sets up kubernetes that I was pointed to, but for some reason my deploy fails to create the active directory application due to "Insufficient privileges to complete the operation". Complete error

error: graphrbac.ApplicationsClient#Create: Failure responding to request: StatusCode=403 -- Original Error: autorest/azure: Service returned an error. Status=403 Code="Unknown" Message="Unknown service error" Details=[{"odata.error":{"code":"Authorization_RequestDenied","date":"2020-02-08T22:35:51","message":{"lang":"en","value":"Insufficient privileges to complete the operation."},"requestId":"b8e3bf38-925b-4898-9d14-fc101c14e5c4"}}]

I'm looking to configure a CDN endpoint with entries for the Rules Engine. I found docs on creating profiles and endpoints, but nothing about configuring Rules Engine

I'm attempting to destroy an app service plan and am getting an unclear error. Is the only way around this to delete it in Azure's portal?

I would like to create a new endpoint route to a service bus topic using

azure.iot.EndpointServicebusTopic

. I'm having trouble understanding how to construct the

connectionString

value. I tried using defaultPrimaryConnectionString but I got an error

The Topic connection string is missing 'EntityPath'

which makes sense. Not sure what to do from here

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Guys , I’m having an issue with an AKS cluster . We have AzureAd enable and every time we try to do an Pulumi operation I got an authentication request . For some reason the request gets stuck even if I do the authentication . Any idea how to solve this ?

It appears with Cloudflare CNAME (record) propagation that if one creates a cloudflare record prior to creating a custom host binding on an app service that the custom host binding initially fails in that there is no CNAME record pointing to it. Repeated runs will then succeed presumedly after propagation has occurred. Is anyone aware of a good solution to this?

Hey! Would like to know what's the best way to share information between multiple stacks. In my

dev

stack I create a CosmosDB, get the connection string, and then create a new AppService using the connection string. Then in my

tests

stack I would like to create a new AppService (in a different resource group but same subscription) and also reference the CosmosDB connection string from

dev

. Here's a beautiful drawing showing it. :D

does anybody know if there are any intrinsic limiting factors for deploying large pulumi deployments on azure? we seem to hit some sort of API request throttling refreshing/updating stacks with ~150 resources in where they're definitely not CPU bound from the pulumi process. is there anything obvious we can ask azure to increase limits on to make things progress a little quicker?

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