here's a search snippet from a similar example

// Search Service const search = new azure.search.Service (deploymentId, { resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name, location : resourceGroup.location, sku : "standard", replicaCount: 1, partitionCount: 1, });

we're still working on getting the azure E2E stuff out there and will think about your scenarios as we create

Okay, thanks @chilly-crayon-57653

@flaky-continent-74538 If you do figure this out, please let us know -- we're stumped over here! Most of the same properties available in ARM seem to be on our resource projection, but I can't seem to figure out where one would add credentials.

@big-piano-35669 ARM has list helper functions: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/resource-group-template-functions-resource#listkeys-listsecrets-and-list

It looks like you can use these functions inside of ARM templates: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33225678/arm-how-can-i-get-the-access-key-from-a-storage-account-to-use-in-appsettings

I see that the Azure Portal hits this endpoint to load my service's keys: /subscriptions/<subscription>/resourcegroups/<resource-group>/providers/Microsoft.Search/searchServices/<search-service/listAdminKeys /subscriptions/<subscription>/resourcegroups/<resource-group>/providers/Microsoft.Search/searchServices/<search-service>/listQueryKeys

Ah, I gotcha. Since Pulumi programs can do anything a real program could do, I suspect it's possible to do the equivalent of listKeys from inside of a program, but this would be specific to your program. We have the ability to give built-in resource functions that work across languages which this seems like a great candidate for (e.g., see https://docs.pulumi.com/reference/pkg/nodejs/@pulumi/azure/dns/#getZone).

Keep us posted and in the meantime, if you don't mind filing a feature request for a listKeys equivalent over at https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure, we will make sure this gets attention.

A reminder that we will be streaming at 11am PDT this morning. https://twitter.com/PulumiCorp/status/1006923522046922760

If you missed this morning's session from @big-piano-35669, it's now available on YouTube. Marvel at the deep dive, but mainly that we managed to do scene transitions!

<!channel> Hi folks! We have a new Pulumi release for you, with lots of new features! 🎉 In

0.14.0

, we have a brand new

aws-serverless

package, which provides more control over API Gateway and Lambda, as compared to

@pulumi/cloud

. But, my favorite change in this release is that Lambda upload sizes are now much smaller. Instead of uploading all

node_modules

(which could be around 50MB zipped), we now upload the modules you actually use, making the upload just a few KB in the common case. This means that it’s faster to deploy functions, and cold start times are reduced. You can see all changes here: https://pulumi.io/install/changelog.html. We also have a new home for our docs site: https://pulumi.io/, with a new look and feel. Check it out and tell us what you think! To install the latest version, do

curl -fsSL <https://get.pulumi.com> | sh

or follow the steps at https://pulumi.io/install/. We’re looking forward to your feedback!

Hey, the DNS record for https://www.pulumi.io/ seems to be broken

Also, I'm running into some difficulties using Pulumi with Azure. If I run

pulumi update

I get:

PS D:\Code\pulumi-test> pulumi update

Previewing update of stack 'pulumi-test'

error: failed to load resource plugin azure: no resource plugin 'azure' found in the workspace or on your $PATH

I tried fixing this with

npm install @pulumi/azure

, but that didn't work:

PS D:\Code\pulumi-test> npm install @echoing-match-29901/azure

> @echoing-match-29901/azure@0.14.0 install D:\Code\pulumi-test\node_modules\@pulumi\azure

> pulumi plugin install resource azure v0.14.0

info: [resource plugin azure-0.14.0] installing

error: [resource plugin azure-0.14.0] downloading from https://api.pulumi.com: failed to download plugin: [404] 404 page not found

I tried to run the plugin install command directly, but that also doesn't work:

PS D:\Code\pulumi-test> pulumi plugin install resource azure v0.14.0

info: [resource plugin azure-0.14.0] installing

error: [resource plugin azure-0.14.0] downloading from https://api.pulumi.com: failed to download plugin: [404] 404 page not found

Any ideas? Also, this Azure installation guide doesn't say anything about installing an azure plugin: https://pulumi.io/install/azure.html. Should that be added in?

I am able to reproduce this, the plugin did not seem to get published correctly. I'll follow up with the team and get back to you.

Hi all, I've been looking at Pulumi after Dave Remy introduced me to it (I'm an ex-maintainer of Terraform Core, and a current (now community) maintainer of the AWS TF provider, hence the interest). Looks like you've done a great job here - I'm looking forward to playing with it more!

Welcome! Glad to hear you're liking what you see, excited to hear what you think after playing a bit. We just tidied up the Terraform-related docs (see https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-terraform) in case you want to dig into how it works. For AWS, this is where the interesting stuff begins 🙂 https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/blob/master/resources.go

Am I missing something with regard to GitHub? Both those links 404 and the only repo I see listed under

pulumi

is the examples one?

Ah, we manually add folks to GitHub anytime someone accepts an invite link (until we are live -- very soon!), so let me invite you now.

Ah, 👍, thanks for clarifying

hello, I seem to have hit a snag right out of the gate, running

pulumi new [project-name]

produces

error: downloading template 'hello-aws' from <https://api.pulumi.com>: failed to download template: [404] 404 page not found

Yikes! We’ll take a look right now.

FWIW, the source for all the templates is here https://github.com/pulumi/templates/tree/master/templates/

Possible that we have some out of date documentation and the template is actually named hello-aws-javascript? If you run pulumi new with no arguments it will give you a list of all templates.

@late-beach-61374, I think the name of the template is

hello-aws-javascript

doh! the heck did I get hello-aws from...

You can also just run

pulumi new

and it will give you a list of available templates to choose from.

cool, thank you very much, back on track and checking things out