So usually it's something like "./functions/bin/Debug/netcoreapp3.0/publish"

Thanks Mikhail, I will check on it.

It worked !

I also need to create a logic app and service bus along with a queue. Could you please guide me on this? I'm using C#

There aren't many C# examples yet. ServiceBus should be straightforward, e.g. look at this TypeScript example and translate to C# https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure/blob/master/examples/servicebus-migration-test/step2/index.ts#L8-L20

LogicApp is definitely more tricky and depends on what your connections and actions are there.

Thanks, I got the bus worked out. Is there a way to get rid of the identifier added at the end? ex-snamespace0169ebee

I just would only like it to use the name I specify

I'm creating a logic app, it starts with an office 365 mail arrived trigger, then initializes a variable and moves on to storing the attachment as a blob using an azure function. Then I also store the attachment name in a service bus queue which is watched by an azure function for further processing. i did go through the documentation ,but I'm confused as to how I can specify these trigger types or actions using pulumi. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi, is there a specific reason that dotnet compiles before "pulumi up"? When using pulumi in Azure Devops or similar I would like it to compile during build-step, and then I run "pulumi up" during release-step and I expect it to use the already compiles dll:s then... but that is not possible right now? Or am i missing something? Seems odd to package source-code from the build-step as an artifact...

Is it possible to assign a user identity to a resource using pulumi?

When creating a Virtual Azure machine in .NET, how do I create an auto-shutdown timer?

when I try to build my C# pulumi project in Github using their actions, I get this error

Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (PulumiAppServiceContainer-githubaction):
    error: could not find `dotnet` on the $PATH: exec: "dotnet": executable file not found in $PATH

Any solution to that?

or are there any pulumi docker image with .NET core installed?

I am using this image - uses: docker://pulumi/actions

Hi, will crosswalk (awsx) come to the .net libs?

We are currently actively working on https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/2430 which should open the door to cross-language components like crosswalk.

A question about

Input<T>

and

Output<T>

as they pertain to a C# program. If resource A takes an

Input<string>

and I want to construct that string using a pattern including one or more

Output<string>

from resource B, how should I do that? I assume the following is too naïve:

resourceA.SomeInput = $"{resourceB.FirstOutput}...{resourceB.SecondOutput}";

Is there some string formatter implementation of

Output<T>

perhaps?

Hi all, I get the following error when I try to use the Pulumi Task in the pipeline I get the following error now, any help would be appreciated ##[error]Error: There was an error when attempting to execute the process 'd:\a\_temp\425ce36a-f50c-48af-99c5-5559867ad702\pulumi\bin\pulumi.exe'. This may indicate the process failed to start. Error: spawn d:\a\_temp\425ce36a-f50c-48af-99c5-5559867ad702\pulumi\bin\pulumi.exe ENOENT [9:53 PM] Any ideas as to how I might solve this? Thanks in advance.

I am trying to create a vaultProvider using approle. I have tried adding AuthLoginArgs with the role_id and secret_id but it is giving me the error stating that "auth_login.0.parameters: should be a map". I was unable to find any good example that is doing this so hoping someone here can help.

var vaultProvider = new Provider("vault",
  new Pulumi.Vault.ProviderArgs
  {
    Address = config.Require("vaultEndpoint"),
    AuthLogins = new InputList<ProviderAuthLoginsArgs>
    {
      new ProviderAuthLoginsArgs
      {
        Path = $"auth/approle/role/{config.Require("vaultAppRoleName")}/login",
        Parameters = new InputMap<string>
        {
          {"role_id", config.Require("vaultAppRoleId")},
          {"secret_id", config.RequireSecret("vaultAppRoleSecretId")}
        },
      }
    }
  });

Hi everyone! How can I map an

Output<T>

, where T is a string containing a comma-separated list of IP addresses, into multiple resources where each resource takes one of those IP addresses as an input? Case in point:

AppService

exposes

PossibleOutboundIpAddresses

as such an output property, and I need to transform that and create one

Sql.FirewallRule

for each IP address in that string. Of course I want to keep the chain of inputs-to-outputs intact to not break the dependency tracking etc. Anyone know how to do this?

Hi again folks! Another question around mapping/transformation of outputs to inputs: How can I accomplish an

Output.Format()

if my format string is not a string interpolation inline in code, but instead a composite format string (containing

{0}

placeholders) that is fetched from an external source (such as an environment variable)?

What's the intended convention when you have a single StackReference value you want to use in C#? The

Output<object>

return from

RequireOutput

is fine if you're using

Output.Format

or related, but isn't so great if you just want to grab it and pass it as-in into some property. The two options seem to be

(string)await infra.RequireValueAsync(".....")

or

infra.RequireOutput(".....").Apply(x=> (string)x);

. As a side note, the docs still say that SR isn't available in C# yet.

Has anyone used the Pulumi AWS dotnet API to create the same AWS Lambda Application entry and Rest API that dotnet lambda deploy-serverless creates?

specifically, creating

RestApi

,

Deployment

,

Stage

and

Integration

for a

Function

- so far I'm getting stuck at " Error creating API Gateway Deployment: BadRequestException: No integration defined for method status code: 400"

I am trying to deploy my arm template and related parameters by using the following snippet

var parameters = string.Empty; using (StreamReader r = new StreamReader("LogicApp.parameters.json")) { parameters = r.ReadToEnd(); } using (StreamReader r = new StreamReader("LogicApp.json")) { armTemplate = r.ReadToEnd(); } new TemplateDeployment("test-dep", new TemplateDeploymentArgs { ParametersBody= parameters, ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup, DeploymentMode = "Incremental", TemplateBody = armTemplate });