set the channel description: A place to share the things we build with Pulumi and celebrate our successes!

I built a portable CLI that connects your Kubernetes cluster to a Tailscale network using Pulumi and the Automation API. https://github.com/adamgoose/tsk

Posted this a while ago, but will re-post here again to help people looking for examples 🙂 https://github.com/o2Labs/office-booker

set the channel topic: Please contribute what you built to https://github.com/pulumiverse/awesome-pulumi

I've been playing with pulumi the past couple of weeks on stream, still got a long list of things I want to add to this service, but thought I'd share it now it's in a working state. https://github.com/trelore/pulumi Current features: • Deploys GKE • Deploys Argo w/ declarative setup to point to another open source repo I have • Deploys loki-stack (loki/grafana works out the box, need a tracing/metrics solution) Future features: • Hook up prometheus to scrape above service Done • Add an API gateway w/ basic auth to remove the need for port forwarding to the services • Suggestions??? Feedback very welcome, I've winged a lot of this.

Hello 👋 I am a big fan of Github Actions, and our team want to move as many things to CI/CD processes as possible. Like many others, we need to bump Docker tags quite often and for quite some time now, this has been a simple configured value in the Pulumi configuration. Searching for ways to move more to CI/CD, I created a Github Action that automatically bumps the tags. A Github Action workflow automatically creates a pull request after a new Docker image is added to Google Container Registry (e.g. https://github.com/ayrorg/infra/pull/15). The magic here is that it contains a list of commits between the current tag and this new tag, resulting in automated changelogs. This puts less tooling into the local environment, deploying more accessible, and more stable because we can review what changes there are before pushing. The brain of this operation is this workflow, which uses

repository_dispatch

so different repository workflows can trigger it. Let me know if you have any questions, or maybe you want me to share more about (maybe a blog post) 🙂

If anyone is looking for an example Dynamic Provider or how to interface with the Pulumi API, I wrote this to handle automatic tagging on our stacks. https://github.com/Eric-Swiftly/PulumiCodeSamples/blob/main/pulumi_api_provider.py

Hi. I am an avid Pulumi enthusiast. I want to share a project I have been working on that I hope might find someone's interest here. It is cost estimations for Pulumi, such that you always know what your infrastructure code will cost before you deploy it to the cloud. I have built a prototype that works with a couple Azure resources, but it is still under development. If you are interested you can find out more here and sign up to my email list so I know that you find this useful, since it takes a lot of time to develop this : https://cloudcostify.app/

Another Dynamic Provider if anyone is interested. This one manages Azure Storage Container Access Policies and SAS tokens with those policies. https://github.com/Eric-Swiftly/PulumiCodeSamples/blob/main/azure_blob_storage_provider.py This provider uses listStorageAccountKeys from Azure Native to generate a connection string and then the Azure SDK for the rest of the work.

Proudly Built with Pulumi / Automation API;s: - Q-Cloud - No Code Cloud Infra deployment platform (Patent Pending Technology). Will post another brief blog/video on how we make use of Pulumi specifically. Part 1 of 4 – Q-Cloud overview and concepts (3m:6s) Part 2 of 4 - Deployment walkthrough of AWS VPC and Subnets using Q-Cloud (2m:55s) Part 3 of 4 - Deployment walkthrough of AWS Routing and IAM components using Q-Cloud (3m:12s) Part 4 of 4 - Deployment walkthrough of AWS EKS using Q-Cloud (3m:30s) Also my LinkedIn post is here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-6947236603308232704-Q32Y?utm_source=linkedin_share&utm_medium=member_desktop_web

<BUILT WITH PULUMI> / We are thrilled to announcing the launch of Q-Cloud appliance in AWS Marketplace. Also here is a quick diagram of the Q-Cloud architecture and how Pulumi fits in the backend: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-w37ahxg6xcgri

<BUILT WITH PULUMI> Q-Cloud - IntelliSense like “Auto Connections” feature makes it relatively easier to define dependencies between resources. Read more here - https://www.appmodz.net/blog/intellisense-like-auto-connections-feature-in-q-cloud

Hey all! I’m exploring the idea of productizing an internal project we built with Pulumi. It’s a tool that helps us answer questions related to our team’s data. It uses GPT-3 to understand what data you’re looking for, then queries your data sources and gives the results back as a chart or table. Would anybody be interested in testing this out? If so, can you like this message to give me permission to DM you with product updates, and maybe a quick survey?

<BUILT WITH PULUMI> Q-Cloud - Announcing support for Azure using the Pulumi Azure Native provider package - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-6983609866523148288-tpeW?utm_source=share&amp;utm_medium=member_desktop

* Looking for Early Adopters for Q-Cloud (No Code platform built with Pulumi) * We are looking for a few EA (early adopter) users for our Q-Cloud platform and the offer is free usage for a limited amount of time. Q-Cloud is a low code platform for cloud infrastructure deployment built with Pulumi in the backend. You can learn more here: https://www.appmodz.net/products/deployment We can share more details but the initial criteria is as follows: a) Centered around AWS, Azure and K8 IaaS resources and preferably non production environments b) We will provide container images and you will need to host it on your choice of infra (Preferably an Ubuntu 20.x vm with Docker) c) Even though our software is free to you, you will incur charges for the infra you will provision d) There are a few incentives for this program Contact us at info@appmodz.net or DM me on Slack if you are interested.

* Reposting an earlier message here - We have 2 more slots open for early adopters and are closing our EA program by the year end. * Looking for Early Adopters for Q-Cloud (No Code platform built with Pulumi) * We are looking for a few EA (early adopter) users for our Q-Cloud platform and the offer is free usage for a limited amount of time. Q-Cloud is a low code platform for cloud infrastructure deployment built with Pulumi in the backend. You can learn more here: https://www.appmodz.net/products/deployment We can share more details but the initial criteria is as follows: a) Centered around AWS, Azure and K8 IaaS resources and preferably non production environments b) We will provide container images and you will need to host it on your choice of infra (Preferably an Ubuntu 20.x vm with Docker) c) Even though our software is free to you, you will incur charges for the infra you will provision d) There are a few incentives for this program Contact us at info@appmodz.net or DM me on Slack if you are interested. (edited)

!! Announcement - API for cost estimation using Pulumi State File !! - We have developed an api for cost estimation based on a json file or directly ingesting pulumi state files. Please DM me if you are interested in participating in a beta program. As of now we will support only a few components but plan to launch a full fledged api by the end of Q2-2023. (Clarification - this is not from Pulumi and is a separate commercial product from appmodz) Also fyi that this will be available with Q-Cloud our No Code platform for cloud infrastructure deployments built using Pulumi automation API's. (https://q-cloud.io)