In case of Azure, is it possible to obtain the subscription ID from a resource? As in I wanna know which subscription a certain resource belongs to.

Dumb question, but is there a way of getting a string out of an Outpus<string> using the C# SDK?

Is there a C# equivalent of pulumi.interpolate?

never-mind, I think I've found it here https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure/blob/9b037bffe19efdb8d3da0f12a9dc374d2eb67689/sdk/dotnet/Storage/SharedAccessSignature.cs#L33

Hello. I am trying to build an Azure Infrastructure with pulimi using C# and I noticed some resources change each time I do a pulumi up, even if I did not change anything in the code. For instance, the ApiKey from Pulumi.Azure.AppInsights "needs" to be modified (readPermissions) each time I preview changes.

Is it possible to create a metric rule for, say, http server errors that has a dynamic threshold, rather than a static one?

When I try to destroy my stack, I have an error because the azure keyvault access policy gets deleted before the keyvault. That's exactly the issue described here : https://github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-azurerm/issues/4971. However I can't set the access policies in the keyvault declaration because one of my access policy is for an AppService that is declared after my keyvault (because one of its appsetting is the keyvault url). So I don't know how to do, it's kind of a circular dependency ... Any idea how to solve that ?

Hi! I have an azure function (currently deploying with

ArchiveFunctionApp

). Trying to add a url to allowed origins in siteConfig.allowedorigins, but the property doesn't exist

looking for options, currently using Typescript bindings, and checking the docs at https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/nodejs/pulumi/azure/appservice/#ArchiveFunctionAppArgs

Hi! I am trying to add the pulumi azure pipeline (using the pulumi azure extension) with the local file state management. I use:

- task: Pulumi@1
  inputs:
    azureSubscription: 'Visual Studio Enterprise ~~'
    command: 'up'
    loginArgs: '<file://infra/pulumi-state>'
    cwd: 'infra'
    stack: 'production'`

but it fails because it tries to find the files in

<buildDir>/infra/infra/pulumi-state

. When I use:

loginArgs: '<file://pulumi-state>'

it fails as well because it looks at this path:

<buildDir>/pulumi-state

. What am i doing wrong ?

Hi, i'm trying to setup App Services with Managed Identity and Create a AAD Group with all the Apps as Members. The Problem is that it fails directly whi the preview when nothing exists.

Diagnostics:
  azuread:index:GroupMember (app3Member):
    error: azuread:index/groupMember:GroupMember resource 'app3Member' has a problem: Missing required property 'memberObjectId'

On the other hand, it works when I comment out the GroupMember generation, run

pulumi up

and deploy the appServices first, the comment the group member generation in and run

pulumi up

again. So with two round trips in works. I also checked doing forcing an Output<string> with

memberObjectId: pulimi.output(app1Service).apply(app=>app.identity.principalId)

This does not help, also playing around with setting dependsOn does also not helps. Any Ideas? Running the Script twice (first without the GroupMember generation) seems not a good option. Here is the complete sample (extract of a longer script)

import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as azure from "@pulumi/azure";
import * as azuread from "@pulumi/azuread";
import { Kinds } from "@pulumi/azure/appservice";
import { Locations } from "@pulumi/azure";

const appName = 'testapp';

const env = 'dev-';

const rgName = `rg-${env}${appName}`;
const planName = `${env}${appName}`;
const serviceName = `${env}${appName}`;

const resourceGroup = new azure.core.ResourceGroup(rgName, {
    location: Locations.WestEurope
});

const resourceGroupArgs = {
    resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,
    location: resourceGroup.location
};

const servicePlan = new azure.appservice.Plan(planName, {
    ...resourceGroupArgs,
    kind: <http://Kinds.App|Kinds.App>,
    sku: {
        capacity: 1,
        size: 'B1',
        tier: 'Basic'
    }
})

const app1Service = new azure.appservice.AppService('app1' + serviceName, {
    ...resourceGroupArgs,
    appServicePlanId: servicePlan.id,
    appSettings: {
        "ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT": env.startsWith('dev') ? 'development' : 'production'
    },
    identity: {
        type: 'SystemAssigned'
    }
})

const app2Service = new azure.appservice.AppService('app2-' + serviceName, {
    ...resourceGroupArgs,
    appServicePlanId: servicePlan.id,
    appSettings: {
        "ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT": env.startsWith('dev') ? 'development' : 'production'
    },
    identity: {
        type: 'SystemAssigned'
    }
})

const app3Service = new azure.appservice.AppService('app3-' + serviceName, {
    ...resourceGroupArgs,
    appServicePlanId: servicePlan.id,
    appSettings: {
        "ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT": env.startsWith('dev') ? 'development' : 'production'
    },
    identity: {
        type: 'SystemAssigned'
    }
})

const appGroupName = `${appName}-App`;

const appGroup = new azuread.Group(appGroupName, {
});

new azuread.GroupMember('app1Member', {
    groupObjectId: appGroup.id,
    memberObjectId: app1Service.identity.principalId
}, { dependsOn: [appGroup, app1Service] })

new azuread.GroupMember('app2Member', {
    groupObjectId: appGroup.id,
    memberObjectId: app2Service.identity.principalId
}, { dependsOn: [appGroup, app2Service] })

new azuread.GroupMember('app3Member', {
    groupObjectId: appGroup.id,
    memberObjectId: app3Service.identity.principalId
}, { dependsOn: [appGroup, app3Service] })

Hi, is there a pulumi “native” way to add AAD User/Groups to an Azure SQL Database? The azure/sql provider seems not providing such functionality, only on the Server Level i can set the AAD Administrator Or is it simpler to run a tool which runs the SQL Commands?

Hello! Does Pulumi support rolling keys/connection strings? Would like to regenerate a cosmosdb key from time to time and update some azurefunctions/appservices that uses it.

Hi! I am trying to import an Application Gateway, but having some trouble with the SSL certificates already existing in the AG. The certificate data and passwords are fetched using

azure.keyvault.getSecret

. In the

details

section Pulumi lists addition to the

data

and

password

fields for all certificates.. Any ideas what might be causing this? (I am certain the fetched secrets are the correct ones and mapped correctly)

is it normal to set a resource's parent to the resource group that it's in?

Hi, I've run in to a problem when attempting to set up a Windows virtual machine with c#. As far as I can tell the setup should be fine and I'm running the latest version of pulumi. Setup of the VM:

var vm = new WindowsVirtualMachine("clientvm", new WindowsVirtualMachineArgs
            {
                Name = "client-vm",
                Location = resourceGroup.Location,
                ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup.Name,
                NetworkInterfaceIds = {networkInterface.Id},
                Size = "Standard_D1",
                SourceImageReference = new WindowsVirtualMachineSourceImageReferenceArgs
                {
                    Publisher = "MicrosoftWindowsDesktop",
                    Offer = "Windows-10",
                    Sku = "rs5-pro",
                    Version = "latest",
                },
                AdminPassword = "some password",
                AdminUsername = "some username",
                OsDisk = new WindowsVirtualMachineOsDiskArgs
                {
                    Caching = "ReadWrite",
                    Name = "OsDisk",
                    StorageAccountType = "Standard_LRS",
                },
            });

When running Pulumi up I get the following error:

└─ azure:compute:WindowsVirtualMachine  clientvm                   1 error

Diagnostics:
  azure:compute:WindowsVirtualMachine (clientvm):
    error: unrecognized resource type (Check): azure:compute/windowsVirtualMachine:WindowsVirtualMachine

I realise that this is probably not an adequate amount of information, but so far I would just love to hear if anyone have had a similar issue, or would have any idea as to why this error is happening. Thanks!

Hi @fresh-tent-88504 can you tell me what version of pulumi and pulumi-azure that you are using?

Hi there! Looking at these docs: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/master/azure-ts-aks-helm/README.md, wondering what the equivalent of this might be in powershell?

pulumi config set sshPublicKey < key.rsa.pub

I've done this for now but its a bit ugly:

pulumi config set sshPublicKey ([Convert]::ToBase64String( [System.Text.Encoding]::Unicode.GetBytes((get-content keys/public))))

just doing get-content on a mult-line public key fails as set doesn't handle line breaks - not sure how this works in unix land

Ah figured it out, had the wrong format public key

@gorgeous-elephant-23271 I would also suggest you generating the SSK key inside the Pulumi program as shown in https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/master/azure-ts-aks-keda/cluster.ts#L32

👍 thanks @tall-librarian-49374

I finally found some time working on my small sample app, but for some reason deploying the infrastructure fails. I did try to run almost the same F# sample code from the examples project, but my version fails. The main difference is that I'm using paket and the sample is using standard nuget. My program fails when creating a

ResourceGroup

, anyone seen that before?

error: Running program '/Users/tomasjansson/git/mastoj/Quickz/src/Quickz.Infra/bin/Debug/netcoreapp3.1/Quickz.Infra.dll' failed with an unhandled exception:
    System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'Void Pulumi.CustomResource..ctor(System.String, System.String, Pulumi.ResourceArgs, Pulumi.ResourceOptions)'.
       at Pulumi.Azure.Core.ResourceGroup..ctor(String name, ResourceGroupArgs args, CustomResourceOptions options)
       at Helpers.createResourceGroup(String name) in /Users/tomasjansson/git/mastoj/Quickz/src/Quickz.Infra/Helpers.fs:line 14
       at Program.infra() in /Users/tomasjansson/git/mastoj/Quickz/src/Quickz.Infra/Program.fs:line 5
       at Program.main@40.Invoke(Unit arg00@) in /Users/tomasjansson/git/mastoj/Quickz/src/Quickz.Infra/Program.fs:line 40
       at Pulumi.FSharp.Deployment.run@48.Invoke()
       at Pulumi.Deployment.<>c__DisplayClass75_0.<RunAsync>b__0()
       at Pulumi.Stack.RunInitAsync(Func`1 init)
       at Pulumi.Deployment.Runner.WhileRunningAsync()

Are there any good samples on deploying istio to a Azure Kubernetes cluster? The one I found was for GKE.

Hi, I am new to Pulumi, so this might be a total newbie mistake, but I have a problem getting the NuGet-packages installed. I am using Azure and C#. The project created with "pulumi new" seems to have some problems with the packages. Both the Pulumi and the Pulumi.Azure have this problem.

Hi! I'm creating a CosmosDB with multiple regions, that's the code:

const gcosmos = new azure.cosmosdb.Account(config.globalCosmosDb.name,
    {
        name: config.globalCosmosDb.name,
        resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,
        location: "northeurope",
        offerType: "Standard",
        geoLocations: [...config.globalCosmosDb.regions],
        consistencyPolicy: { consistencyLevel: "Session" }
    }
);

And the config in my stack yaml file:

regions:
  - location: "North Europe"
    failoverPriority: 0
  - location: "West US"
    failoverPriority: 1
  - location: "Southeast Asia"
    failoverPriority: 2

The problem is that if I change my config to add a new region, like:

regions:
  - location: "North Europe"
    failoverPriority: 0
  - location: "West US"
    failoverPriority: 1
  - location: "Southeast Asia"
    failoverPriority: 2
  - location: "Canada East"
    failoverPriority: 3

My

pulumi up

deletes my cosmosDb and creates again instead of just updating the geolocations property, like in the image. Am I doing something wrong? 🤔

I’m creating an Azure Cache for Redis. In the portal, I can already see and click around on it for about 5 minutes. Pulumi is still saying

creating...

meanwhile. Does it really take that long for such an instance to be set up?

hi iam able to create a postgres sql resource in azure. now i want to be able to use database encryption, i dont see a property to set via pulumi to tell the database to use a specific key. any pointers?

Hi Folks! I’m creating a AZ SQL Database and I’d like to choose a Gen4 edition. Looking on docs I’ve found the edition varies between Basic, Hyperscale, General Purpose, etc. How do it and choose the vCores? Thanks!