How can I get the ConnectionString from a Cosmos DB (mongo) using

Pulumi.Azure.CosmosDB.GetAccountResult

? it looks like that only the MasterKey is in that object. However if I use

Pulumi.Azure.CosmosDB.Account

there is a

ConnectionStrings

property available. I cant use the last approach since I only have the

Account

available in the stack that creates the Cosmos Account, I have another stack calling the

GetAccountResult

which is the one that needs the Connection String.

I'm struggling to get from Output to Input - specifically I have an

Output<ImmutableArray<x>>

that I want to "map" to an

InputList<y>

(where y is

x.Id

) - there's a step here I'm failing to take (I think I want the opposite of all...). For extra credit in

F#

🙂

Ok, the magic bit I need is to take advantage of one of these (there are several):

public static implicit operator InputList<T>(Output<IEnumerable<T>> values)
            => values.Apply(a => ImmutableArray.CreateRange(a));

asking the question got me closer...

I have been getting this error in all of my stacks today

azure:appservice:AppService (connectmga-location-cde):

error: transport is closing

@worried-city-86458 I've been messing with your ImmutableExtensions and wondering, what

(string)resource["kind"] == kind

does? Thanks.

What is the recommended way to run a piece of code after a resource has been provisioned? Is it to do

Apply

on a

Name

for example and then run some kind there?

How can I find the RelayId from a Hybrid Connection?

How can I configure a hybrid connection in an app service, I have been trying to do this but I can’t figure out how to get the RelayId I created this post just in case you want to follow up https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64745249/how-to-find-existing-hybrid-connection-relayid-using-pulumi-azure

var webApiHybridConnection = new HybridConnection(
    hybridConnectionName,
    new Pulumi.Azure.AppService.HybridConnectionArgs
    {
        AppServiceName = appServiceName,
        ResourceGroupName = resourceGroupName,
        RelayId = "what goes here?",
        Hostname = "",
        Port = 443,
        SendKeyName = $"{_nameSet.AppServiceName(new ServiceName(ServiceName))}-sk",
    });

I don't think this is possible but thought I'd ask, is it possible to explicitly set a default provider in a stack's options resource transformation callback?

Is there a way to get better exceptions? I have an exception now that states that a key doesn't exists in a stack

System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException: Required output 'Pulumi.Input`1[System.String]' does not exist on stack '<stack name>'

it is super hard to debug this when the stacktrace is only referring to pulumi code and it doesn't say what key that is missing. The code also works when deploying to one environment, but fails for another. The config file should be close to identical...

Hi. Sorry for the basic question, but what is the way to call a function related to a resource? For example, getting the credentials for an aks cluster

var aksCluster = new AzureContainerService.ManagedCluster(
            "test",
            new AzureContainerService.ManagedClusterArgs{});

        var kubeConfig = AzureContainerService.ListManagedClusterAdminCredentials.InvokeAsync(
            new AzureContainerService.ListManagedClusterAdminCredentialsArgs
            {
                ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup.Name,
                ResourceName = aksCluster.Name,
            }).Result.Kubeconfigs;

Doesn't compile, with an error on both

ResourceGroupName

and

ResourceName

,

Cannot convert source type 'Pulumi.Output<string>' to target type 'string'

I'm pretty sure I've got a misunderstanding of properly using outputs 🤔 thanks

Hi, we cannot get the secret config values working. In particular, we have the following config value, set like this:

pulumi config set --secret databaseServerPassword "abcdef"

In a stack, we have

var databaseServerPassword = config.RequireSecret("databaseServerPassword");
...
var database = new Database(...); // This works fine

return new AppService(
    resourcesPrefix,
    new AppServiceArgs
    {
        Name = resourcesPrefix,
        AppServicePlanId = appServicePlanId,
        ResourceGroupName = resourceGroupName,        
        ConnectionStrings =
        {
            new AppServiceConnectionStringArgs
            {
                Name = "Database",
                Type = "SQLAzure",
                Value = Output.Tuple(database.ServerName, database.Name, databaseServerPassword).Apply(t =>
                {
                    var (serverName, databaseName, databasePassword) = t;                    
                    return $"Data Source=tcp:{serverName}.<http://database.windows.net|database.windows.net>,1433;Initial Catalog={databaseName};User ID={databaseUsername}@{serverName};Password={databasePassword}";
                })
            }
        }
    }
);

The app service is created fine, but without the connection string. If we remove databaseServerPassword from Output.Tuple (and remove the corresponding variable from the connection string), it works fine. Is there a problem in the way we work with secrets/output?

Hi Pulumi Community. I have a hard time testing Pulumi for C# and MS Azure. I have look at the unit testing example testing-unit-cs, but when I start debugging Pulumi is not able to read configuration for my pulumi stack. I am stuck in https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/394c91d7f6ab7a4096f4454827690a460f665433/sdk/dotnet/Pulumi/Deployment/Deployment_Config.cs#L33 because I have not set up environment variable PULUMI_CONFIG .How do I approach this?

Hi All. There is a way to subscribe to events from “Azure Blob Storage” using C# and not typescript ? A good sample is document here https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure/blob/master/examples/eventgrid/index.ts with the onGridBlobCreate subscription hook.

i was trying to convert a typescript example to .net but couldn't quite work out how - the combination of

reduce

and

apply

just confused me a lot.. the example is basically creating some dns records for a certificate validation

const exampleRecord: aws.route53.Record[];
        for (const range of Object.entries(exampleCertificate.domainValidationOptions.apply(domainValidationOptions => domainValidationOptions.reduce((__obj, dvo) => { ...__obj, [dvo.domainName]: {
            name: dvo.resourceRecordName,
            record: dvo.resourceRecordValue,
            type: dvo.resourceRecordType,
        } }))).map(([k, v]) => {key: k, value: v})) {
            exampleRecord.push(new aws.route53.Record(`exampleRecord-${range.key}`, {
                allowOverwrite: true,
                name: range.value.name,
                records: [range.value.record],
                ttl: 60,
                type: range.value.type,
                zoneId: exampleZone.then(exampleZone => exampleZone.zoneId),
            }));
        }
        const exampleCertificateValidation = new aws.acm.CertificateValidation("exampleCertificateValidation", {
            certificateArn: exampleCertificate.arn,
            validationRecordFqdns: exampleRecord.apply(exampleRecord => exampleRecord.map(record => record.fqdn)),
        });

anybody that is more familiar with typescript than me perhaps suggest how to port it to the equivalent c# code?

Hello! Junior’ish developer here and just getting started with Pulumi. I have some questions and was hoping some of you all might have some insight/real world experience with Pulumi in regards to Outputs. I saw a post above @fresh-summer-65887 but my .NET fu is not so strong yet. Mix that with the newness of Pulumi and it’s a mixture for me making a hot mess out of something. I am toying around in Digital Ocean to practice and learn Ansible by spinning up some machines to run playbooks against. I am able to spin up Droplets and I was able to get the Output working from an example when building only 1 machine but I was hoping to have

pulumi up

output the IPv4 and the name of each server for the output which didn’t work when spinning up more than just the one. I thought maybe I could create an Output class sort of like a Model and use that to build my output for the resource types I was building but that sort of didn’t work or . Maybe that is just unnecessary complexity but I thought it might make the project a little cleaner or have the output models in a separate project that could be reused across other projects and I just add a reference to that project. Maybe a NuGet type thing to import that would give you access to all the output information so you didn’t have to rewrite that code again? Any examples of something like this or is this just going about it the wrong way? Or any examples of how others are doing it. I have a very small use case for what I am doing here but could see this being useful in larger build outs of infrastructure in the future. Again I am not a seasoned developer so sorry if someone of this sounds like WTH is this guy talking about. Thanks for any insight.

#dotnet #typescript I'm trying to convert this to C#, but I can't make sense of it. Anyone?

readonly result: Promise<T>;

    resolveResult!: (v: any) => void;
    rejectResult!: (e: Error) => void;

    constructor(program: () => Promise<T>) {
        this.program = program;
        this.result = new Promise<any>((resolve, reject) => {
            this.resolveResult = resolve;
            this.rejectResult = reject;
        });
        this.running = false;
    }

From https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/3383 I was setting

aws:region

to invalid and with 2.15.6 pulumi it says, invalid is an invalid aws region. Did that functionality change?

Hello,  I am running into an odd issue that I am activley troubleshooting as it will cause issues down the road if I want to change settings later. Basically for this issue all I am doing is creating a new ECS Task Definition which then is setup as a ScheduledTask using CloudWatch Rule and EventTargets.  On FIRST deploy everything works accordingly, upon modifying the task definition say just CPU it throws an error => “Preview Failed: unexpected unknown property Value”. I enabled DEBUG, but I am not sure what I am exactly looking for.

Hi there! I'm super new to Pulumi (today is my first time using it) and I'm not sure if this question should go here or somewhere more general. I'm still trying to figure out how the

Pulumi.<some-name>.yaml

files work. Right now, I'm doing an experiment and created three separate yaml files:

Pulumi.yaml

Pulumi.dev.yaml

Pulumi.prod.yaml

I added a specific variable to the

Pulumi.dev.yaml

and

Pulumi.prod.yaml

ones called

app:environment

(setting the values to

dev

and

prod

, respectively) and then added this bit of code to my stack class so I can see the output:

var config = new Config();
var env = config.Require("app:environment");
Console.WriteLine(env);

Now, when I run

pulumi up

for my

dev

stack, it gives me the following error:

Missing Required configuration variable 'dotnettestservice:app:environment'

It looks like it's looking for it in

Pulumi.yaml

, not

Pulumi.<env>.yaml

. I have

dotnettestservice

defined under the

name:

parameter in my

Pulumi.yaml

, not in

Pulumi.dev.yaml

, nor

Pulumi.prod.yaml

. When I do a

pulumi config get app:environment

, it gives me the correct value of

dev

. My question is, am I allowed to have different required parameters based on the stack? Do I have to have a separate

name

parameter in each of these so it doesn't try to use the

Pulumi.yaml

one? Also, feel free to let me know if I'm not making sense and need to clarify anything (or if I'm going about this the completely wrong way) 😅 I appreciate any insight you might have ❤️

I have a quick question about naming resources - what is the difference between the constructor "name" argument and the *Args *Name argument? I'm using AzureNextGen.Latest and it throws an error when the *Args name argument is missing.

Is there a way to pass dotnet build flags to the pulumi up command? It would be nice to pass a configuration (Instead of using Debug as default)

Hello, I started using the new Lambda Container Image build and release and appears that I am now all of a sudden receiving the following error "The operation cannot be performed at this time. An update is in progress for resource: arn:aws:lambda:XXXXX". Is this due to the timeout for the operation to complete that it is not waiting long enough for the update to complete? I understand this is a "phase" of lambda code being updated, however I am trying to fix this so that our pipelines can update without impacting them.

Hi everyone, how I can fill the UserAssignedIdentities inside Identity property of Azure Next Gen ApplicationGateway? The documentation seems to be outdated, because UserAssignedIdentities receives a InputMap<object> and I don't undestand how I use this.

Hello All. I am currently converting some of my pulumi code from TS to c#. In TS I see there is pulumi.getStack() to get the current stack name, however I'm having trouble finding the equivalent in c#, I'm not sure how I came across this function to begin with. Does anyone know of an equivalent in c# and know which part of the library it would be found in?

I created a thread with question & answer for those wondering how to configure Hybrid connections using pulumi. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65692879/how-do-you-create-an-azure-hybrid-connection-using-pulumi/65692880#65692880

I'm having issues with a thread disappearing. I'm sure this is an async/await problem, but I can't figure out what I'm supposed to do in the context of Pulumi. Here's a sample:

private static void FunctionDoesNotFinish(Output<string> someValue)
{
    _ = someValue.Apply<string?>(async c =>
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Start");

        for (int i = 0; i <= 1000; i++)
        {
            Console.WriteLine(i);
            await Task.Delay(1);
        }

        Console.WriteLine("End");

        return null;
    });
}

And here is the output:

Diagnostics:

pulumi😛ulumi:Stack (AzureSqlAad-dev-asa2):

Start

0

1

2

3

Numbers 4-100 never appear. I'm guessing

Output.Create

might be recommended, but I can't get that to work either.

private static void FunctionDoesNotFinish(Output<string> someValue)
{
    _ = someValue.Apply<string?>(s => Output.Create<string?>(SomeMethod()));
}

private static async Task<string?> SomeMethod()
{
    Console.WriteLine("Start");

    for (int i = 0; i <= 1000; i++)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(i);
        await Task.Delay(1);
    }

    Console.WriteLine("End");

    return null;
}

NOTE: My actual code is just adding a user to the DB, so I don't actually care about the return value. @tall-librarian-49374

I recently converted my project in TS over c#. In TS we could define a set of outputs at like so

export { resourceGroup }

where resourceGroup was the result of a declaration. In c# however I get an error stating that the type must be of Output<T>, so in this case Output<ResourceGroup>, but the result of declaring a ResourceGroup is not Output<ResourceGroup> it's ResourceGroup. Is there a way in c# to either convert this resource to the output version of itself? Or is it possible to have the pulumi application have outputs that are not of Output<T>?

Otherwise I might have to create explicit outputs for each datapoint I care about.