That is the link to the documentation. It says that action blocks are documented below, but I don't see any documentation explaining what they are / how to use them. Are all of those fields required? (ie: authenticateCognito, fixedResponse). What does authenticateCognito mean? What about "Type?"

^ my code trying to create the listener

Is it possible to rename a stack after I've already created resources?

or does that require an export/import?

really I just want to move my stack into my org/team because I accidentally created it without my

orgName/

prefix

Hey @early-musician-41645, I can help move the stacks with you. I'll DM you.

Anyone using pulumi and kube to do CD, are you setting the image inside pulumi and then running pulumi up from CI or are you using kubectl directly?

Is there a stack limit in the free edition?

Hi Guys, Maybe this topic (Microstack Deployment) was mentioned and well documented but Yesterday, I went through the documentation and it is not clear for me, how can I access an output from another stack. So my usecase would be for a deployment is deploying microstacks. Lets say I have 2 stacks: a network stack and a web stack. Lets imagine "Networks stack" is done, so now I am deploying the webstack and I need to know the subnetid from the network stack, but programaticly. Lets say I know the dependent stack name or something... How can I do this? I use Python, and this is not clear for me. Is this possible? Please help me to understand and point me to the right documentation page. Thanks in advance!

Is this: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/master/sdk/nodejs/stackReference.ts#L21 would be the tool what does this?

Is this accessible under Python?

Come meet us if you happen to be in SF next Thursday https://blog.pulumi.com/pulumi-at-sf-kubernetes-meetup-and-the-virtues-of-planning

Oh nice, how do I sign up?

Hi all, does that type of error speaks to someone ?

* creating urn:pulumi:REDACTED::REDACTED::REDACTED:Cluster$gcp:container/cluster:Cluster::REDACTED: Invalid address to set: []string{"cluster_autoscaling"}

It just happened to appear today while this is the gazillian time I destroy and recreate a cluster

I am using the https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-eks to spin up the cluster. For the https://github.com/helm/charts/tree/master/stable/kube2iam , how do I get the

base-role-arn

to pass to helm install extraArgs.

Hi all. In terraform I can create multiple tf files in a single directory to segregate different resources instead of storing them in one big file. How this could be achieved with Pulumi using typescript? Is it documented somewhere?

is there a better example for configuring environment specific resources in a "microstacks" approach than what's outlined here https://pulumi.io/reference/organizing-stacks-projects.html#inter-stack-dependencies

looking to move application specific infra to their respective repos but need to maintain environment separation in all cases

given that resource adoption is not implemented yet (based on https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/1662) - is there a way to get existing AWS resource IDs by tags (much like terraform's data resource)?

I am trying to export from a pulumi stack for use in another stack a more complex object, like a db instance, or a db user

is that the wrong thing to do? Should I instead export the pieces I need?

it appears that getOuput(name) just gives the string ID, which doesn’t contain the data, but when I look in the pulumi app, it appears to link up

Sorry for the newbie questions here, but I have gone w/ the multistack setup here

And I just updated my databases stack to export the new variables, but the downstream api server stack doesn’t seem to pick up the change

what am I missing?

Plan apply failed: 1 error occurred: * creating urnpulumimetaheap-dev:metaheapgcpcontainer/clusterClustergke cluster Invalid address to set: []string{"cluster_autoscaling"}

Looking at creating a GCP database instance that isn’t one of the tiny ones, and it says it must be a custom instance, how do I go about creating one of those w/ Pulumi?

I'm struggling a bit to create a Linux container app service through Pulumi. When I create it through the portal or PowerShell it gets a

kind

value of

"app,linux,container"

but I cannot seem to specify this through the

@pulumi/azure

API, and it just ends up being a regular

"app"

kind.