Is there a way to perform the following?

var inputs = new Pulumi.InputList<Pulumi.Aws.Ec2.Subnet>();
Pulumi.Output<string[]> subnetIds = //project inputs

Hi all. I apologize if there's a thread on this already that I missed. I've been away from day-to-day coding and IaC for a while, so I'm just getting my head back into the game. I'm still new to Pulumi overall. I'm looking for a blog post, video, whatever to learn about best practice recommendations around organizing your .NET Pulumi code for modularization. As an example, I have a client that has a lot of Azure IaaS environments. They have a fair set of baseline configurations and standards around the VM configurations. Depending on the use case, I'd like to be able to use some class definitions (or even a class library) to create modules specific to VM types that they define (e.g. A domain controller, A VM hosting synthea (a synthic data creation tool, etc...). The goal would be to allow them to create a top level module project that would pull in classes/class libraries, allowing them to define the minimum number of properties for their local variation on the resource type and assemble the various custom resources into an environment. I hope this request is clear and makes sense. I'm happy to provide more detail and some examples where I've organized the same thing using BICEP. In the end, just links to samples, blog posts, etc to get me moving in the right direction will be helpful.

Hi - I am creating aws subnet as follows:

var subnet = new Ec2.Subnet(subnetName, new Ec2.SubnetArgs
            {
                CidrBlock = config.CidrBlock,
                AvailabilityZone=config.AvailabilityZone,
                VpcId = config.VpcId
            });

but when the subnet is created in aws, it doesnt have the name defined. The

SubnetArgs

also doesnt have a

Name

property unlike most other resources. Is there a way I can specify the name?

Is there a way to set outputs like the following?

using System.Collections.Generic;
using Pulumi;
using Pulumi.Aws.S3;

return await Deployment.RunAsync(async () =>
{
    var outputs = new Dictionary<string, object?>();

    var bucket = new Bucket("items", new BucketArgs { });

    bucket.Arn.Apply(arn =>
    {
        outputs.Add("arn", arn); //here
        return arn;
    });

    return outputs;
});

When building a ComponentResource, should I create properties on it that are of type Output like in this sample https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/master/classic-azure-cs-cosmosapp-component/CosmosApp.cs or should we use a dictionary that is called with the method registerOutputs like on the documentation https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/resources/components/#registering-component-outputs I need outputs to pass some properties to another component.

I have a ComponentResource that take as parameter an

InputList<string>

, I want to iterate on this list to create different resources. Does someone know how I can dod that ?

Have there been any thoughts about generating computation expressions for the F# projects? This project shows how it could be useful: https://github.com/UnoSD/Pulumi.FSharp.Extensions. I’ve been using that so far, but it’s not kept up to date automatically and some of the design decisions I disagree with - but would love to see something similar directly from Pulumi.

I'm currently struggling to get unit tests to work in C#. Using the default mocks and getting a lot of null reference exceptions. On calls like

var credentials = ListRegistryCredentials.Invoke(new ListRegistryCredentialsInvokeArgs

{

ResourceGroupName = _azureConfig.ResourceGroupName,

RegistryName = $"{_azureConfig.Stack.ToLower()}services{_azureConfig.Env}cr"

});

This and all other calls work fine otherwise.

The mocks:

var mocks = new Mock<IMocks>();

mocks.Setup(m => m.NewResourceAsync(It.IsAny<MockResourceArgs>()))

.ReturnsAsync((MockResourceArgs args) => (args.Id ?? "", args.Inputs));

mocks.Setup(m => m.CallAsync(It.IsAny<MockCallArgs>()))

.ReturnsAsync((MockCallArgs args) => args.Args);

return Deployment.TestWithServiceProviderAsync<T>(mocks.Object, serviceProvider,new TestOptions { IsPreview = false });

I couldn't get it to work, how do I fake it? Related to the message above. I have tried a lot of combinations by now

mocks.Setup(m => m.CallAsync(It.IsAny<MockCallArgs>()))

.ReturnsAsync((MockCallArgs args) =>

{

var outputs = ImmutableDictionary.CreateBuilder<string, object>();

switch (args.Token)

{

case "azure-native:containerregistry:getRegistry":

outputs.Add("loginserver", "server");

break;

case "azure-native:containerregistry:listRegistryCredentials":

outputs.Add("username", "username");

// outputs.Add("passwords", new List<KeyValuePair<string,string>>

// {

//     new("password","password")

// });

outputs.Add("passwords", "{\"test\",\"test\"}");

break;

case "azure-native:containerservice:listManagedClusterUserCredentials":

outputs.Add("kubeconfigs","[{  \"name\":\"test\",  \"value\": \"test\"}]");

break;

}

return outputs;

});

Hi, I've a question regarding Azure LogicApps. On Pulumi page (https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure-native/api-docs/logic/workflow/) you show how to provide the Definition of a LA, but my question is how can I set the Definition from a json file rather then setting it as a nested obejcts graph ? I'd like to just go to Azure, copy the code from the "Logic app code view" and set it as a string - this doesn't seem to work, as I always get an error with Definition deserialization.

https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/releases/tag/v5.6.0 hasn't been published to https://www.nuget.org/packages/Pulumi.Aws; did something go wrong?

Are there any resources on best practices for combining e.g. the

option

type with

Output

types in F#?

Hey there #dotnet! What's the better way to access secrets in your Pulumi code (in C#)? Specifically during CI/CD

For example if I have a

${{ secrets.ConnectionString }}

in GitHub actions. Do I just set it as environment variables on the pulumi action and use that access that in the code?

And get it with

var config = new Pulumi.Config();
var name = config.Require("ConnectionString");

Hi everybody, I'm new to Pulumi, and I'm using C#. Is there a straightforward way to get a value from an

Output<string>

? I tried to do an assignment in the

Apply

method, but even though the resource has been provisioned, it doesn't seem to execute:

var env = new CCloud.Environment(envName, args);
string envId = "Not set";
env.Id.Apply(v => envId = $"env-id = {v}");
File.WriteAllText(@"env-id.txt", envId);

File contains "Not set".

Is there some sort of

Wait

that I need to wrap the

Apply

call in?

Hi Team, I am trying to create Azure Service principles in C# but I am getting this error

error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'AzureAD' does not exist in the namespace 'Pulumi' (are you missing an assembly reference?) [/Users/XXXXX/XXX/pulumi/cazure/cazure.csproj

set the channel topic: Azure Action Group gets deleted on changing email address

set the channel description: Pulumi for .NET Core - C#, Azure

Hi Team, I created a Azure Service Bus and then an Action Group with email alerts to notify the dead lettered messages. The CI/CD is done through Azure DevOps pipelines. The email for the action group is configured as a settings property. I could successfully provision the service bus, action group with required alerts during the deployment. But when i edited the release to give a different email address and re-deployed the release the action group got deleted instead of updating the email address. Any thoughts on this issue, for me it looks more like a Pulumi issue than coding issue. Please advise me

set the channel topic: Pulumi for .NET

Hi there! I found a bug in the C# SDK. It's not possible to use

await Pulumi.Deployment.RunAsync(() => { ... });

with workload identity federation. It only works with the "old" style

Deployment.RunAsync<BigDayStack>();

Not sure what the difference is, but it will not allow you to run it when using a service principal with workload identity federation.

Hi, I’m new to Pulumi and have a basic question. How would I convert the command

pulumi stacks ls

to C#?

Hello, any example on getting/creating service bus queues?

this is what i tried so far

but i still get an unhandled error

Status=404 Code="EntityNotFound" Message="Queue does not exist"

Hi Team, I am creating Azure resources using Pulumi and .Net code. It was working fine earlier but now throwing following error ...runtime: VirtualAlloc of 8192 bytes failed with errno=1455 2022-06-29T062303.6799320Z fatal error: out of memory 2022-06-29T062303.6799446Z 2022-06-29T062303.6799668Z runtime stack: 2022-06-29T062303.6815219Z runtime.throw({0x265343d, 0xc18c848000}) 2022-06-29T062303.6815922Z /opt/hostedtoolcache/go/1.17.11/x64/src/runtime/panic.go:1198 +0x76 2022-06-29T062303.6816312Z runtime.sysUsed(0xc18c848000, 0x2000) ..................

Is there any way to enable Synapse Link in Azure Cosmos DB containers using Pulumi and .Net code?