I also used pulumi refresh 😕

How would you suggest folks add settings to apigateway stages vs to specific methods? Is there something in addition to

MethodSettings

?

getting some weird things.. I updated to pulumi/azure 16.9

Hello guys, I'm looking into pulumi which looks great! I have a question about resource that can't be updated. Say I have a GKE cluster running production workloads. I want to change the machine type. Manually, I would follow this tutorial : https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/tutorials/migrating-node-pool Is there a way to do this gracefully with pulumi?

This pulumi t-shirt you sent is really nice quality. Thanks guys 🙂

Hi Guys, I try to use microstacks and I would like to calculate a 3 available fix IPs 1/subnet in a VPC (in the current stack I know the vpcId), I need these IPs in different subnets. How should I do this with Pulumi? 😉 I can use 3rd party tools to achieve this goal

Hello, just starting with Pulumi, and going though kubernetes the production way tutorial. My question is if Pulumi stores stack outputs in the stack state. The tutorial outputs AWS secrets, which maybe too sensitive to store inside Pulumi

I have set up an api through a gaggle of pulumi components. One of them is a usage plan. The usage plan is not associating with my api, but it is set to.

const demo_usage_plan = new aws.apigateway.UsagePlan("DemoUsagePlan", {
    apiStages: [
        {
            apiId: demo_api.id,
            stage: demo_deployment.stageName,
        },
    ],
    description: "demo",

the demo_deployment and the demo_api exist. I ran refresh, no changes to UsagePlan (or api or the stage):

├─ aws:apigateway:UsagePlan       DemoUsagePlan

I require an API Key. the API key is associated with the usage plan. The usage plan is not associated with an API --> I cannot use my API with an APIKey. I did have a stack working where this was fine. The code hasn’t changed and even if it had, I’d expect pulumi to err at the stageName if it doesn’t exist or something. Any thoughts on what I might have missed or if there’s a bug here?

I'm trying to use the new

deleteBeforeReplace

option added in

0.16.14

(with typescript). I have the correct version of the

@pulumi/pulumi

package, but it does not seem to have this new option on the

CustomResourceOptions

type.

Where’s the best place to find information on configuration settings for the Kubernetes provider? (e.g. to set the GCP region, use “gcp:region”). GCP has a list of the configuration keys in https://pulumi.io/quickstart/gcp/index.html , and and Azure/AWS providers have similar pages w/ a configuration section. But, the kubernetes page doesn’t have a ‘Configuration’ section like the others https://pulumi.io/quickstart/kubernetes/index.html

Question related to using the python API, in particular the "get_x" functions in aws.ec2. In my main I want to get the VPC ID of an existing VPC that a new VPC will peer with. So I tried the obvious: another_vpc = ec2.get_vpc(tags={"Name":"another"}) But then, if I try to reference another_vpc, eg another_vpc.id I get the error: AttributeError: 'coroutine' object has no attribute 'id' Now looking at the source, I can see that get_vpc is defined as an async def, but I can't await it because I get an invalid syntax error. So, how do I call the various get_x functions in pulumi_aws.ec2 etc?

Is there a best practice for logging into an aws ecr repository? For example, using the aws javascript sdk one can call

ecr.getAuthorizationToken()

and pass that to

docker login

to allow docker to push images. The CLI solution is to execute something like:

$(aws ecr get-login --region $AWS_DEFAULT_REGION --no-include-email)

. Is this baked into pulumi somewhere or do I need to wrangle all that manually?

Still no AWS Custom Authorizers for Cloud API (API Gateway)? https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/issues/352 I assume the other course of action here is to manually do the stack with regular pulumi-aws instead of cloud-aws?

(Also having

pulumi down

resort to

pulumi destroy

would be a nice misc. change, with

pulumi up

being the apply command 😛)

Hi, I am attempting to deploy k8s on google compute engine, My use case does not provide the feasibilty of deploying it on a GKE cluster. Can I achieve the same using pulumi or does pulumi only deploy on an existing cluster?

Hi. I would like to rename my stack - shall I ping someone from Pulumi team via a DM to make this happen?

Hi, I’m trying to create a Google Cloud Function that is triggered on a push to a pre-existing pubsub topic. I can’t seem to find any API that allows me to use Pulumi’s magical “create a serverless function based on a closure” for GCP’s pubsub anywhere. Does this functionality exist in some other place? It doesn’t seem to be available anywhere in the pubsub Topic or Subscription interfaces.

Anyone know how to pull a route resource Id from Cloud.API (AWS)? I am able to grab the restAPI id, but I'm trying to pull the list of routes w/ their associated resource Ids.

Spitting out the Cloud.API seems to only reveal the routes, no IDs

Hey guys, super excited to see this project. Is there some kind of "emulator" or something that I can use to do end-end testing?

New to Pulumi myself, if you're wanting to test cloud infra + OS level you can do some InSpec tests with Pulumi outputs

Hi @enough-quill-87570, thanks for answering. Do you have some reference that I can read more about it?

Nothing that's tailored toward Pulumi, I use InSpec + Terraform in Jenkins automation... No reason Pulumi couldn't achieve the same thing. Willing to chat about anything in DMs, but only have worked with TF automation/testing.

Also depends on the tests you're looking for...

Ah, I see, it's not specific to Pulumi. I'll take a look to see how it works . I'll DM you when I need some help. Thanks a lot @enough-quill-87570

One more question, I tried this exampl https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/cloud-ts-url-shortener , I see that it's written in typescript. But I didn't see the transpile process typescript => javascript . Is it handled automatically by palumi? or how does it works?

Hi guys

import * as cloud from "@pulumi/cloud";
import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";

const app = new cloud.API("my-app");

const config = new pulumi.Config();
const test = config.require("sendgrid_apikey");

// Serve a simple REST API on `GET /hello`:
app.get("/hello", async (_, res) => {
  res.json({
    cred: test
  });
});

export let url = app.publish().url;

That code, and this code

import * as cloud from "@pulumi/cloud";
import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";

const app = new cloud.API("my-app");

const config = new pulumi.Config();

// Serve a simple REST API on `GET /hello`:
app.get("/hello", async (_, res) => {
  res.json({
    cred: config.require("sendgrid_apikey")
  });
});

export let url = app.publish().url;

The first one works, but the second one throws error like this

2019-02-19T15:13:34.381+07:00[                my-app1c06b73d] (node:1) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error: Cannot find module '@pulumi/pulumi/runtime/index.js'
    at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:547:15)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:474:25)
    at Module.require (module.js:596:17)
    at require (internal/module.js:11:18)
    at /var/task/__index.js:238:23
    at __f3.__f4 (/var/task/__index.js:269:6)
    at __f3.<anonymous> (/var/task/__index.js:374:24)
    at __f3.__f14 (/var/task/__index.js:382:34)
    at /var/task/__index.js:451:22
    at Generator.next (<anonymous>)

I am guessing it has something to on how pulumi deploy the app?

Is there any rules on how to write the with pulumi