Is stack reference supported in combination with "pulumi login azblob://..."?

about to rage quit here - trying to just delete everything while playing, and pulumi wants me to export my stack to a file, remove pending operations and import it again

on import I get

error: invalid character 'ÿ' looking for beginning of value

just doing

pulumi stack export | out-file export.json

and

pulumi stack import --file export.json

after I edit it

I really just want a

pulumi destroy --force

fixed by doing

pulumi stack rm --force

Hey! Thought I would share with you guys: https://medium.com/gsoft-tech/safeguarding-your-azure-infrastructure-with-pulumis-policies-as-code-a0f233a667b0

Is there any way to use manged appservice certificates with pulumi? What I mean is to just create them on the fly.

Added some words about CrossGuard for Azure https://david-obrien.net/2020/03/cloud-governance-pulumi

i updated pulumi from 1.11.1 to 1.12.0 and now get this error. i am using

azure:clientId, azure:clientSecret, azure: tenantId, and azure:subscriptionId

in the stack config, as i always have. i noticed there was a change around registering providers for 1.12.0. am i missing something that changed the ability to use azure config items for the azure provider?

I have some problem destroy my stack that I have set up. The problem is when I try to delete my Service Principal Password and Assignment. For some reason it seems like the actual Service Principal was deleted before those resources and I think that is what caused the issue. If I use some value from one resource as input to another resource I thought I would have a dependency between the two. So in my case simplified: * Service principal - X * Service Principal Password - Y, it has an input reference to X.Id When I destroy a stack like this I expected Y to first be deleted and then X, can I expect that to be the case?

does anyone has any idea on below error :

Hi, Does anyone has idea on below error:

Just a note that v2 of the azure provider seems to be incompatible with pulumi 1.12. You get a missing method exception if you try to pair the two in .NET

System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'Void Pulumi.CustomResource..ctor(System.String, System.String, Pulumi.ResourceArgs, Pulumi.ResourceOptions)

1. Getting below error when trying to publish through DevOps Release pipeline.. 2020-03-11T12:07:11.5816533Z ##[error]Error: There was an error when attempting to execute the process 'D:\a\_temp\9367fa3c-d343-46a8-a5c2-d5b606d5f805\pulumi\bin\pulumi.exe'. This may indicate the process failed to start. Error: spawn D:\a\_temp\9367fa3c-d343-46a8-a5c2-d5b606d5f805\pulumi\bin\pulumi.exe ENOENT

2. Same thing works with command cli..

so something variable issue or connection issue for DevOps

anyidea? as this error is not very clear..

2020-03-11T12:07:11.5816533Z ##[error]Error: There was an error when attempting to execute the process 'D:\a\_temp\9367fa3c-d343-46a8-a5c2-d5b606d5f805\pulumi\bin\pulumi.exe'. This may indicate the process failed to start. Error: spawn D:\a\_temp\9367fa3c-d343-46a8-a5c2-d5b606d5f805\pulumi\bin\pulumi.exe ENOENT

Side note: you should probably rotate all the secrets on your screenshots…

Hello all 👋 - not sure if this question belongs in #kubernetes or here, but as I didn't get a response there yet, posting here now. Hope that's ok. I was able to use Pulumi to create a new Azure AKS Kubernetes cluster, and also set the kubernetesVersion and update the cluster with pulumi up, but I wasn't able to see how I can set the default nodepool version, which I believe is set independently and e.g. has an azure CLI command to upgrade, but I would like to do this declaratively if at all possible? Thanks.

So I want to create an Azure Application Configuration (

appconfiguration

) and the following definition works:

const appConfig = new azure.appconfiguration.ConfigurationStore(
  "appConfigName",
  {
    name: "appConfigName",
    resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,
    sku: "standard"
  }
);

But I want to assign a System Identity to it and there's no

Identity

property. What's the best way to add it afterwards?

Hi All/@clever-sunset-76585 Does anyone has any idea on below import module error "Module not found" (refer below snapshot ) , basically I am trying to create Vnet in azure using python scripts (main) in the azure pipeline but it seems that script is throwing PULUMI module not found error and import packages error while executing it in the pipeline :

Hi everyone, I’m sure this must have come up numerous times before, but I must not be coming up with the correct search keywords, so apologies if this has been asked and answered already: I’m struggling with a “bidirectional dependency” situation while setting up an Azure Web App with a custom hostname binding, using an App Service Managed Certificate, which is a relatively new type of certificate resource that MS provisions and manages for your web app, for any hostname you can prove ownership of (using a CNAME record). To begin with, managed certificates are not yet a supported resource type in the Azure provider, so I’m creating that using a

TemplateDeployment

resource, which works well. I’m even able to get the thumbprint out of it, so all good there. However: • To create a managed certificate, the corresponding

CustomHostnameBinding

resource must already exist • To activate TLS for the

CustomHostnameBinding

, we need to specify the certificate thumbprint • To get the certificate thumbprint, we need to create the managed certificate • => circular dependency… How do we typically work around these things? Is there any way that I can create the

CustomHostnameBinding

resource, and then later in the same Pulumi program, update it with the properties for certificate thumbprint?

@tall-librarian-49374 after your PR for Azure 2.0 provider: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/pull/597, the example for a Pulumi resource backed by a Dynamic Provider is no longer an example showing that: you removed the use of the

StorageStaticWebsite

from

index.ts

, probably because the 2.0 provider now does support the feature you previously used the custom resource for. Is there still another Typescript example available showing Dynamic Providers with associated resources? https://www.pulumi.com/blog/dynamic-providers/

Hi everyone, I have an C# api app that I've registered in my api management service and after deploying I can see my application in the api management on azure portal. What I don't see are the available operations of my api. I've defined these in a swagger file and I'm wondering how I tell my api management service to read or consumer this file so that my operations show up? Or do I need to do this with an azure script?