Does anyone know if that Pulumi Hacktoberfest event tomorrow night will accept walk-ins? Registration is closed on the Eventbrite page. Just visiting Seattle and saw it referenced in the Pulumi marketing emails I received this morning. Would love to attend.

My script is hanging on an AWS getZone() call. No exceptions, no error codes, just... hangs. Debug output shows nothing applicable. Here's the code:

const selected = aws.route53.getZone({ name: domain + '.', privateZone: false, });

If I take that out and replace it with a

return null;

then a

pulumi preview

completes. If I leave it in, then a

pulumi preview

hangs.

Would be really great if previews also had the resources graph view, makes verifying parent/child relationships easier

I have two issues I think I related. Issue 1) I'm passing in an array of hashes that are config settings to a beanstalk, and every time I run an up, it wants to replace a bunch of the settings and update things. I'm like 99% sure it's an ordering thing. Is there a way for me to order this so I won't have changes each time?

~ [0]: {
         ~ name     : "LoadBalancerType" => "VPCId"
         ~ namespace: "aws:elasticbeanstalk:environment" => "aws:ec2:vpc"
         - resource : ""
         ~ value    : "network" => "vpc-VPCID"
       }
 ~ [1]: {
         ~ name     : "Availability Zones" => "InstanceType"
         ~ namespace: "aws:autoscaling:asg" => "aws:autoscaling:launchconfiguration"
         - resource : ""
         ~ value    : "Any" => "m5.large"
       }
 ~ [2]: {
         ~ name     : "environment" => "Availability Zones"
         ~ namespace: "aws:elasticbeanstalk:application:environment" => "aws:autoscaling:asg"
         - resource : ""
         ~ value    : "dev" => "Any"
       }
 ~ [3]: {
         ~ name     : "Subnets" => "MinSize"
         ~ namespace: "aws:ec2:vpc" => "aws:autoscaling:asg"
         - resource : ""
         ~ value    : "subnet-XXX,subnet-YYY" => "1"
       }
 ~ [4]: {
         ~ name     : "Notification Endpoint" => "MaxSize"
         ~ namespace: "aws:elasticbeanstalk:sns:topics" => "aws:autoscaling:asg"
         - resource : ""
         ~ value    : "<mailto:developers@blahblahblah.com|developers@blahblahblah.com>" => "4"
       }
 ~ [5]: {
         ~ name     : "VPCId" => "environment"
         ~ namespace: "aws:ec2:vpc" => "aws:elasticbeanstalk:application:environment"
         - resource : ""
         ~ value    : "vpc-VPCID" => "dev"
       }

issue 2) wasn't really an issue, i was creating an aurora cluster incorrectly, so it wanted to recreate it each time.

Hi folks, first time using pulumi/eks, running into an issue, i assume this is something known and easy if anyone can help point me in right direction

We have bunch of AWS Cloudformation stacks. I want to migrate those resources into Pulumi. I found that I can use this: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/python/pulumi_aws/cloudformation/ but when I tried to call get_stack method with something like:

cloudformation_stack_result = aws.cloudformation.get_stack(name = 'stack-name')

, it gives me error:

invoking aws:cloudformation/getStack:getStack: template body contains an invalid JSON or YAML: invalid character 'L' after array element

That stack is in create_complete state and it's valid JSON

Am I missing something?

trying to follow this example on the docs page, but it’s not working:

import * as k8s from "@pulumi/kubernetes";
import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
const env = pulumi.getStack();
const infra = new pulumi.StackReference(`acmecorp/infra/${env}`);
const provider = new k8s.Provider("k8s", { kubeconfig: infra.getOutput("kubeConfig") });
const service = new k8s.core.v1.Service(..., { provider: provider });

Hi, can you set a pulumi stack to reference a gcloud profile? instead of including gcp:project, gcp:region and gcp:zone in stack file?

hey all, I’m attempting to pull a remote, third-party docker image from dockerhub and pipe that into an ecr repository. should be pretty simple but clearly getting hung up on something:

const containerRepository = new awsx.ecr.Repository("selenium/hub", {});

const dockerHubSeleniumHubImage = new docker.RemoteImage("selenium/hub", {
    name: "selenium/hub",
    keepLocally: true
});

containerRepository.buildAndPushImage(dockerHubSeleniumHubImage.name);

I’m getting an error back along the lines of

path "selenium/hub not found

. clearly missing a step here, just not sure what it is

Is anyone using

pulumi login

with s3? Need some help.

are there any examples of using ecr together with ecs via pulumi?

perusing the documentation and I can’t for the life of me figure out how to create an ECS fargate task with a container image hosted on ECR

Can I create a role assign (AcrPull) to an azure containerregistry that is in a different Subscription (same AD Tenant)? I created a ServicePrincipal (application, sp, sppassword), created K8s Cluster, now need to let the cluster pull the image from a registry in a secondary subscription. But it doesn't seem to be working [rpc error: code = Unknown desc = Error response from daemon: Get ....: unauthorized: authentication required, rpc error: code = Unknown desc = Error response from daemon: Get ....: unauthorized: authentication required]

Hi, does api.pulumi.com have an API that we can call to confirm a stack state via API? (Likely this issue is for it: https://github.com/pulumi/docs/issues/741) My use case is: 1) check stack state from API, 2) run "pulumi up" via API specifying a cloud storage like S3/GCS to load Pulumi scripts. Appriciate if anyone can let me know some solutions. API plus SDK support would be great, but alternatives/workaround are also welcome.

Hello, I am new to pulumi, previously I worked with terraform a lot. Recently for one project I decided to use pulumi instead of terraform. I wrote initial setup of AWS vpc/ecs/fargate/lambda/codedeploy/etc/s3 stack, however

pulumi up

crashes... It creates all resources it should, then hangs and after few minutes I get

JavaScript heap out of memory

error. I tested it with Node.js 10/12 and with Pulumi 1.1.0 / 1.3.1 and latest HEAD - every time the same problem. I saw someone had similar issue https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/3279 but with StackReference which I don't use at all. I believe my stack is not anything special, it's standard AWS stack I guess. Has anyone had similar problems with Pulumi? Are you stacks working as expected (in production?) - if yes can anyone share which pulumi / node version you are using for stack provisioning? Thanks

Hi everyone. Is there a way to export/access the historical activities for an entire organisation? I'd like to maintain a graph that illustrates the team's activities (priority on deployments) over the last X period (such as 90 days or quarter, etc)

Is this here a bug? Why is it asking me for my pulumi token when clearly I'm asking it to log in to the azure backend?

Hi everyone. Found what seems to be a critical bug in creating s3 buckets. When creating a bucket that already exists (was created manually or created by a different pulumi stack) pulumi will show 'created' and the stack will now reference that already existing bucket. Meaning we can have the same s3 bucket managed by different stacks. Expected behavior: Pulumi should fail creating an already existing bucket (that is not managed by this stack). Pulumi CLI version: 1.3.1, Pulumi SDK version: 1.2.0, Pulumi AWS version: 1.5.0

i just got a very peculiar set of results in a preview and fortunately it's on an AKS cluster i don't need anymore so i proceeded... the actual updates it did were entirely different to what it previewed:

Resources:
    ~ 2 to update
    - 78 to delete
    +-15 to replace
    95 changes. 8 unchanged
~~
Resources:
    ~ 2 updated
    101 unchanged

Duration: 5m49s

Hi there, I'm new to pulumi and I'd like to know if there's a way to run a bash command through python code.

For instance if I'd like to set an environment variable.

subprocess.call

You can also set them directly from python

Oh, yes that would work too. Thank you very much. Though

subprocess

seems like something I really should try using. Is there a way to import that object before invoking

call()

?