Another example I need: an AWS Lambda with VPC access with all wiring done

Just in case someone has it

@tall-librarian-49374 I’ve done the VPC access one before, I forget where though…

It should probably be an example

I'm using your pulumi-aws-vpc, looks like I got it working

Lambda needs a

securityGroupIds

parameter so I had to get

defaultSecurityGroupId

from the inners of your vpc

Oh, feel free to make a PR to export that if you want

I just put in the minimal set of bits - personally I never use the default security group and always create service specific ones in the VPC

Btw why is it a factory method and not just component?

Mostly because it needs prompt access to data source values

It’s not necessarily the only way, I was new to typescript when I wrote that module

I should probably get one of the actual typescript experts at pulumi to look over it and suggest improvements

Hey all, @white-balloon-205 is back with our live streamed 'Office Hours' tomorrow. Join us if you can. We're happy to take questions live, or prime the topics here. Bring out your issues!

Hi all - we are sending out Pulumi beanies to thank everyone for supporting us and collect some testimonials. Check it out! https://info.pulumi.com/one-quote-for-one-beanie

anybody have a good link for passing return values back up through one or more arrow functions? Struggling with the concept a bit

super cool!

I have a "regular" function that has a promise function inside it. Return value from promise function but now want that value back out of the "regular" function

I want that k8sNamespacAdminRole back from the main function

sorry I know this is a Typescript thing but figured I'd ask

Hey sorry to ask a dumb question, but I’m sure it has a quick answer. I am on Pulumi v0.16.11, and it looks like the

pulumi.concat

and

pulumi.interpolate

functions are not defined? Am I missing something obvious?

Is npmjs.pulumi.com down right now? I get this error whenever I attempt to do a

npm install

with the newer version (which was my problem):

npm WARN registry Using stale data from <https://npmjs.pulumi.com/> because the host is inaccessible -- are you offline?
npm WARN registry Using stale package data from <https://npmjs.pulumi.com/> due to a request error during revalidation.
npm ERR! code ETARGET
npm ERR! notarget No matching version found for @pulumi/pulumi@0.16.11

And just testing with ping:

$ ping <http://npmjs.pulumi.com|npmjs.pulumi.com>
ping: cannot resolve <http://npmjs.pulumi.com|npmjs.pulumi.com>: Unknown host

So one thing that would be quite helpful for me is an alternative to`JSON.stringify` that knows how to handle deeply nested Outputs/Promises and returns a Promise as appropriate. Does something like that already exist, and if not, would you be interested in a contribution of such a function? Could be really helpful for building up those complex policy documents, etc.

Hello! Looking for AWS examples to: 1. Create Dynamodb with autoscaling 2. Attaching a Lambda to listen for stream events

Anybody come up with a clever way to generate/update the kubeconfig output to include the items needed to do IAM role assumption? I.e. the arg such a 'r' and the name of the role to use?

Related, saw this too: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubectl/issues/396

Pulumi is adding a random number to the AWS resources. For example:

let table = new aws.dynamodb.Table('mytable')

Pulumi will create this table in Dynamodb as: mytable-314142

how do we prevent the random number?

is there any way to get a debugger going on the typescript?