Is this the recommend way to combine a stack output with an invoke? Stack outputs are still a tad clunky by only outputting as

object

and invoke args don't accept

Output<T>

.

var globalKv = Output
            .Tuple(cloudInfra.RequireOutput("").Apply(x => (string) x), cloudInfra.RequireOutput("").Apply(x => (string) x))
            .Apply(tuple => 
                    GetKeyVault.InvokeAsync(new GetKeyVaultArgs
                        {
                            Name = tuple.Item1,
                            ResourceGroupName = tuple.Item2
                        }
                ));

Welcome @brainy-sandwich-22143

welcome @busy-dress-78329

I've got some helpers to create aws iam roles which I've switched from using c# string interpolation tricks to using

Pulumi.Aws.Iam.GetPolicyDocument

but this has two side effects... •

Sid

is being passed as an empty string despite being a `string?`; I would expect not specifying this to omit the value • I'm now working with an output which causes problems with preview not propagating the value; can this be handled better?

I've somehow managed to make my pulumi preview / up not work. It just hangs ... but I'm not sure what I managed to do. I've tried spinning up another test project and that works just fine. Any ideas?

Playing with the binary option ... can we please make this a pulumi cli option too? I want to use source during development (on Windows) but use binaries during deployment (on Linux, in a container). Also, I noticed it only works with the dll, despite generating an exe. I’ll probably want to switch to a single file exe when dotnet 5.0 lands...

How can I access an existing resources on Azure? For example I want to be able to deploy an App Service and get an existing connection string from Azure Service Bus and set it in the App Service Configuration

Hi guys, just starting with Pulumi and trying to learn something, however the documentation wasn't really useful so far. What I need is to deploy an ASP.NET Core Web API project to GCP in GKE (kubernetes). I already have a docker image of the service in GCP but I'm unsure on how to deploy the app and set the proper ingress service through Pulumi. Can anyone help or does anyone know a guide/tutorial where I could read more on this?

I'm having a play with .NET 5.0 RC1 and C# 9.0... I think the improved target typing will help reduce ceremony:

var cluster = new Cluster($"{prefix}-cluster",
    new ClusterArgs
    {
        RoleArn = clusterRole.Arn,
        Version = config.KubeVersion,
        VpcConfig = new ClusterVpcConfigArgs { SubnetIds = subnetIds }
    },
    new CustomResourceOptions { DependsOn = clusterPolicies });

becomes:

var cluster = new Cluster($"{prefix}-cluster",
    new()
    {
        RoleArn = clusterRole.Arn,
        Version = config.KubeVersion,
        VpcConfig = new ClusterVpcConfigArgs { SubnetIds = subnetIds }
    },
    new() { DependsOn = clusterPolicies });

But there is a problem that

Input<T>

types don't play nice. For example, trying to remove

ClusterVpcConfigArgs

above causes a compiler error:

It would help even more with Kubernetes types used to express yaml equivalents... just need to improve the Pulumi C# types. What do you reckon, @tall-librarian-49374?

FYI: I hit an issue with .NET 5.0 RC1 and gRPC (used by Pulumi) on Ubuntu 20.04: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/issues/24153

Hi, am I using something wrong?

Retry #5; creation failed: no matches for kind "Ingress" in version "<http://networking.k8s.io/v1|networking.k8s.io/v1>

var ingress = new Ingress("test-ingress", new Pulumi.Kubernetes.Types.Inputs.Networking.V1.IngressArgs

{

Metadata = new ObjectMetaArgs

{

Annotations = new InputMap<string>

{

{"<http://kubernetes.io/ingress.global-static-ip-name|kubernetes.io/ingress.global-static-ip-name>", "ip-dev" },

//{"<http://networking.gke.io/managed-certificates|networking.gke.io/managed-certificates>", "" }

}

},

Spec = new Pulumi.Kubernetes.Types.Inputs.Networking.V1.IngressSpecArgs

{

DefaultBackend = new Pulumi.Kubernetes.Types.Inputs.Networking.V1.IngressBackendArgs

{

Service = new Pulumi.Kubernetes.Types.Inputs.Networking.V1.IngressServiceBackendArgs

{

Name = "test-service-nodeportapi",

Port = new Pulumi.Kubernetes.Types.Inputs.Networking.V1.ServiceBackendPortArgs

{

Number = 80

}

}

}

}

},

new CustomResourceOptions

{

Provider = provider

});

I am working with GCP/GKE

Is it not possible to use Pulumi.Kubernetes.Networking.V1.Ingress with GCP?

error: creation of resource default/test-ingress-2ap83ye0 failed because the Kubernetes API server reported

that the apiVersion for this resource does not exist. Verify that any required CRDs have been created: no matches for ki

nd "Ingress" in version "<http://networking.k8s.io/v1|networking.k8s.io/v1>"

also, can anyone help me with the following:

apiVersion: <http://cloud.google.com/v1|cloud.google.com/v1>
kind: BackendConfig
metadata:
  name: my-backendconfig
spec:
  healthCheck:
    checkIntervalSec: interval
    timeoutSec: timeout
    healthyThreshold: health-threshold
    unhealthyThreshold: unhealthy-threshold
    type: protocol
    requestPath: path
    port: port

Is it possible to create such resource with pulumi C# and if yes, what's it's name and how do i tell the ingress resource to use this config? i need this to customize the health check endpoint for my ingress configuration

env: [
                            {
                                name: "DD_KUBERNETES_KUBELET_HOST",
                                valueFrom: {
                                    fieldRef: {
                                        fieldPath: "status.hostIP",
                                    },
                                },
                            },

Is it possible to use "valueFrom" and how in Pulumi in C#?

is it possible to read the output variables from inside the code? eg. i run one stack, get some variables from it, run another stack? what i actually need is to run one stack.. then run some c# code, then run another stack

So I'm using the digital ocean dotnet package. It doesn't seem like I can pass in UserData, for a startup script, and was trying to determine why.

We are looking to Integrate Infrastructure as a code with Web Application . In our case we are using ASP.net core 3.1 mvc app which displays onprem inventory we want to spill up resource in Azure cloud provider using dynamic variable or inputs from data source and provision resources in Azure cloud. Is there why to integrate Pulum with web application

I currently have the default entry point:

static _Task_<int> Main() => Deployment.RunAsync<_AppStack_>();

The

AppStack

class is just one of the services for my applications supporting infrastructure. If I have other services, for example

PaymentApiStack

,

SmtpStack

, etc; is it possible to have multiple stacks in one Pulumi program or would I have to create many programs to achieve this? Or am I misunderstanding the purpose of a Stacks?

probably missing something obvious but how can I take an array in a stack config file and trun it into a C# array?

In the docker provider, I noticed the process.Start() is executed before the process.Exited event is even registered, could that potentially cause problems.

Is there a c# version of this? https://www.pulumi.com/blog/hosting-a-static-website-on-azure-with-pulumi/#custom-domain-and-tls

const customDomain = new CDNCustomDomainResource("cdn-custom-domain", {
    resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,
    // Ensure that there is a CNAME record for demo <http://pointing.pulumi.com|pointing.pulumi.com> to <http://demopulumi.azureedge.net|demopulumi.azureedge.net>.
    // You would do that in your domain registrar's portal.
    customDomainHostName: "<http://demo.pulumi.com|demo.pulumi.com>",
    profileName: cdn.name,
    endpointName: endpoint.name,
    // This will enable HTTPS through Azure's one-click automated certificate deployment.
    // The certificate is fully managed by Azure from provisioning to automatic renewal
    // at no additional cost to you.
    httpsEnabled: true,
}, { parent: endpoint });

I've updated my API Management stack to the next gen azure provider. Is there any way to use a constant for the

"West Europe"

in https://github.com/nojaf/apim/commit/7cb09a7f2b14c28a5b8e3655a5c7df7282a3a7d0#diff-c018afa905d693ab55e41476844fd5d0R24 for example.

Was curious if anyone has thoughts on below: - When creating a JsonElement of RDS Parameter Groups based off a/n list/array of configuration entires in Pulumi.ENV.yaml, upon updating or just running a dry preview causes an update to all the parameters in the RDS Parameter Group. Even in the config and loop everything goes in Alphabetical order it still states there are updates.

@tall-librarian-49374 In this example, using AzureNextGen, https://gist.github.com/dbeattie71/5b67c25b06adb8bf143c171c0ff1d284 I would expect changing the vnet address space and the subnet address prefix to result in a replace for the nic but instead I'm seeing update. So when up runs, I get the error that the Code="InUseSubnetCannotBeDeleted" error. Am I doing something wrong? If that looks correct, I can submit a issue.

🆘 I'm trying to emit a collection of

Outputstring

as a stack output and failing hard 😞. The error I get with this is:

System.InvalidOperationException: [Output] Global.GlobalStack.UserPasswords contains invalid type Pulumi.Output`1[[System.String, System.Private.CoreLib, Version=4.0.0.0
, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7cec85d7bea7798e]]:
        The only generic types allowed are ImmutableArray... and ImmutableDictionarystring, ...`.
 at Pulumi.Serialization.Converter.CheckTargetType(String context, Type targetType, HashSet`1 seenTypes)
       at Pulumi.Serialization.Converter.CheckTargetType(String context, Type targetType, HashSet`1 seenTypes)
       at Pulumi.Serialization.OutputCompletionSource.InitializeOutputs(Resource resource)
       at Pulumi.Deployment.Pulumi.IDeploymentInternal.ReadOrRegisterResource(Resource resource, ResourceArgs args, ResourceOptions options)
       at Pulumi.Resource..ctor(String type, String name, Boolean custom, ResourceArgs args, ResourceOptions options)
       at Pulumi.ComponentResource..ctor(String type, String name, ComponentResourceOptions options)
       at Pulumi.Stack..ctor(StackOptions options)
       at Global.GlobalStack..ctor() in C:\dev\logicality\cloud-infra\aws\global\Global\GlobalStack.cs:line 13

How do I access the current stack name from code? Is there something like

Deployment.Stack.Name

that would give me `Dev`/`Test`... depending on the name?

Would that be the correct way to get the principalId from a azure nextgen scaleset? I'm trying to create a role assignment for a scaleset that has SystemAssigned set for Identity.

Is there a way to step through the Stack code and effectively - debug?