Thanks!

Sorry @broad-dog-22463 being dumb here, but how do you output the hostnames and ips from the stack?

Add some output params eg [Output] public Output<ImmutableArray<string>> PublicIps { get; set; } [Output] public Output<ImmutableArray<string>> PublicDns { get; set; }

Then set the bars as follows

this.PublicIps = Output.All(ips.ToImmutableArray()); this.PublicDns = Output.All(hostnames.ToImmutableArray());

thanks!

Hi there i have problems concerning the output. I create an azure api management backend

var backend = new Backend(namePlaceHolder, new BackendArgs
{
  ApiManagementName = apiManagement.Name,
  ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup,
  Protocol = "http",
  Url = Output.Format($"https://{app.DefaultHostname}/api")
});

 Output<string> backendId = backend.Name.Apply(id => id);

        
 var backendIdParameter = Output.Format(@$"""{backendId}""");

 var apiPolicy = new ApiPolicy($"{namePlaceHolderWithoutSpecialCharacter}", new ApiPolicyArgs
 {
   ApiManagementName = apiManagement.Name,
   ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup,
   ApiName = api.Name,
   XmlContent = $@"
    <policies>
    <inbound>
     <base/>
     <set-backend-service id="4711" backend-id={backendIdParameter} />
    </inbound>
    <backend>
     <base/>
    </backend>
    <outbound>
     <base/>
    </outbound>
    <on-error>
     <base/>
    </on-error>
    </policies>",});

Every time the xmlContent is filled inside the backend-id with "Pulum.Output<string>" and not the string value. What i have to do to get the value inside this xmlContent?

Sometimes i got a problem with the azure storage account and the blob container source and the filearchive

System.InvalidOperationException: Expected Pulumi.AssetOrArchive but got System.String deserializing Pulumi.Azure.Storage.Blob.source

I coud not find anxy issue on github. Sometimes the error comes and sometimes it works with no problems.

I'm finally back in Pulumi land and trying to port some ts code to c#...

const cluster = new eks.Cluster(
    name,
    {
        deployDashboard: false,
        publicSubnetIds: publicSubnetIds,
        privateSubnetIds: privateSubnetIds,
        instanceRole: instanceRole,
        roleMappings: iam.getRoleMappings(),
        userMappings: iam.getUserMappings(),
        skipDefaultNodeGroup: true,
        tags: {
            Environment: environment,
            EnvironmentType: environmentType,
            CostCenter: costCenter
        },
        version: k8sVersion,
        vpcId: vpc.outputs.Vpc
    },
    {
        customTimeouts: {
            create: "30m",
            update: "30m"
        }
    }
);

... but I can't find the equivalent of a lot of the above args on

ClusterArgs

e.g. how am I supposed to pass role and user mappings? 😕

Hi all, is the isDryRun method available in dotnet or if not, is there any way to check in the code whether it is being run in preview mode or not?

Hi, I'm following the example code in the docs for

tranformations

at https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/programming-model/#transformations and I'm finding that ResourceOptions.Merge doesn't seem to be available - I wondered if anyone had any pointers on this? Thanks!

var vpc = new MyVpcComponent("vpc", new ComponentResourceOptions
{
    Transformations =
    {
        args =>
        {
            if (args.Resource.GetResourceType() == "aws:ec2/vpc:Vpc" ||
                args.Resource.GetResourceType() === "aws:ec2/subnet:Subnet")
            {
                return new ResourceTransformationResult
                {
                    Args: args.Args,
                    Options: ResourceOptions.Merge( // Not available
                        args.Options,
                        new CustomResourceOptions { IgnoreChanges =  { "tags" } }),
                };
            }

            return null;
        }
    },
});

Have been looking for hours and need some help or example on how to add a vnet to a functionapp

I've having some trouble importing a network security group. I'm having an error that

azure:network:NetworkSecurityGroup (productionuk-NSG):

error: inputs to import do not match the existing resource

but can't for the life of me work out the difference. Can anyone recommend some approaches for getting more detailed information about the specific difference?

Hi there, I am trying to use the AzureDevOps provider and my stack is straightforward

var project = new Project("test", new ProjectArgs
        {
            ProjectName = "my-project-is-super",
        });

I am getting the below error and not getting any further details

error: Page not found.

Am I missing something?

hi, does anyone use F# with Pulumi?

I've been playing with yak shaving the dev inner loop for C# and debugging in Visual Studio Code (with Remote WSL and Remote containers)... (Bear in mind I'm more comfortable and used to using the more heavyweight Visual Studio, so I'm still learning how to best leverage tasks and launch configs in VS Code.) Anyway, the following is reasonably effective with room for improvement:

Notes: • I'm using a hack that uses a problem matcher to sync with

pulumi up

as a background task • ... this seems to require

--debug

output from Pulumi to try get some relevant output to delay until the child dotnet process has started • It would be nice if Pulumi supported a command-line option like

--debug-break

that would output the dotnet pid and wait for the debugger • VS Code prompts multiple times for the parameters since it currently doesn't support passing parameters to the preLaunchTask • I can now simply

F6

to build (sanity check) and

F5

to jump into a debugging session (prompted for project and stack)

I'd love to hear from others (and the Pulumi guys!) about what your dev inner loop looks like so I can further improve mine

Does anyone know if you can reparent / change the parent of a resource without causing a delete/create?

I wanted to rename a resource group, but realised if I did this through Pulumi it would destroy the items. I created a new resource group in Azure and "moved" the resources into that new group. While then renaming my resource group in my C# project. I did this in the hope that it might reconcile the differences based on name, as I don't let pulumi use the suffixes. However it obvious uses ids, and thus wants to drop and recreate. So I thought I would try and import the new resource group and original resources so it wouldn't delete them (as they are in use), however now it's stating it wants to do an import-replacement. What is an import-replacement? The fact that it also says in the details that it will delete-replacement has me worried somewhat.

Any help appreciated, thank you

After 24 minutes of compilation (code generation from JSON schema takes a while), I finally got a NuGet package that supports all Pulumi Azure resources as F# computational expressions! https://github.com/UnoSD/Pulumi.FSharp.Azure

Hello, we have decided to start using C# for Pulumi instead of Python and am running into issues when doing a stackReference. With Python its pretty straight forward to me. You get the output then you access Id object within the outputs. However, what are we missing to access just "id"?

When using

Deployment.RunAsync<T>

what's the preferred method of awaiting in `T`'s ctor since a ctor can't be async. Doing people do

Task.Run

or is there another way? An example would be wanting to call

await someStack.GetValueAsync()

Should this code output the value when running

pulumi preview

?

Hello, I am new to C# looking to see if anyone here can help with using a StackReference for inputs. I am getting a deserialization error that I am stuck on.

I assume C# is not really supported language? Just trying to understand how to use outputs from stack A to stack B.

@tall-librarian-49374 I'm working with @strong-plastic-28250 on this project. He's new to C# and I've been working with it for several years. The question I have with this snippet is, are there any downsides to being explicit with async await? I see the comments in RunAsync and how it looks for all [Ouput] attributes and waits/loops until they've completed. Could the same be achieved without using [Output] attributes, using async awaits, awaiting RunAsync and within that, using Task.WaitAll? Maybe this is only an issue with StackReferences. It seems that to use something from a StackReference in the creation of a resource needs to happen within the

.Apply(func)

which feels sort of like

.ContinueWith(func)

which is what async await tries to avoid, I think.