I'm finding that when defining a nodejs lambda function via Pulumi that I must explicitly define all the required modules even though the required file already defines them... eg:

// Alexa skill - lambda function 
const alexaSkill = new cloud.Function("my-alexa-skill", (event, context, callback) => {
  // Not a big fan of redeclaring required libraries here - seems to be a limitation?
  require('ask-sdk');
  require('ask-sdk-core');
  require('ask-sdk-model');
  require('axios');
  require('moment-timezone');
  require('timezoner');
  require('node-geocoder');
  require('lodash');
  require('./alexa/my-service');
  require('./alexa/utils');

  // the alexa/index.js file has the appropriate require statements already
  const skill = require('./alexa/index');
  skill.handler(event, context, callback);
});

Curious if I'm missing something or if this is just the design/limitation of how it computes what to upload to AWS

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Hello. I'm looking for some advice on how to correctly implement an AWS API Gateway SDK downloader as a custom resource/plugin class. This class would take arguments like the

restApiId

,

stageName

,

sdkType

, and

destinationDirPath

(all as `pulumi.Input<T>`s, of course), and after pulumi has created/updated the API Gateway in the AWS cloud, the downloader would fetch the generated SDK. I sort of understand the

Resource

,

CustomResource

, and

ComponentResource

hierarchy's division of labor, and it seems like this type of thing fits in somewhere between CustomResource and ComponentResource. For a quick first attempt at getting things working, I subclassed ComponentResource using TypeScript. And it works for downloading the SDK, but it does so too early--during the preview step (which means it probably breaks if the

RestApi

and

Stage

resources haven't been created during a previous run). Is there a way to perform the download during the update step instead, after the API Gateway resources are created/updated but before the web client's S3 bucket is created/updated? While still implementing all the CRUD logic in TypeScript/JavaScript?

Hi all, I put together a Digital Ocean resource provider based on the Terraform bridge while trying to understand the mechanics of the bridge. Thanks to @microscopic-florist-22719 for helping with some dependency resolution earlier. I’ve not pushed any packages to (e.g) npm for now, but it seems to work pretty well locally! https://github.com/jen20/pulumi-digitalocean

Hello guys

Hello, I'm trying to follow the Pulumi + Azure instructions at https://pulumi.io/install/azure.html. I'm sure this has been asked before but I've tried searching on Google but cannot find it. How do I get the "client secret" that the instructions ask for?

More Pulumi + Azure problems following https://pulumi.io/install/azure.html. I've entered the settings via

$ pulumi config set azure:clientId <clientID>
 $ pulumi config set azure:clientSecret <clientSecret> --secret
 $ pulumi config set azure:tenantId <tenantID>

But I get the message

error: no Pulumi.yaml project file found
error: no Pulumi.yaml project file found
error: no Pulumi.yaml project file found

for each command. Any ideas, anyone?

Hi, I'm wondering how to share a resource like an RDS database between two pulumi projects, one would be container based and the other a nodejs lambda (or could be a container too actually).

This is an interesting post, I wonder how much overlap there is here, and how many of the abstractions can be appropriated: https://blog.golang.org/go-cloud

Hello all - a reminder that we'll be live streaming as usual at 11am PDT today, talking about Migrating to Pulumi.

There's been a couple of glitches with YT where it may not flip to live as the stream starts, so I suggest a manual refresh on the page around that time!

New blog from @big-piano-35669 - tons of code examples http://blog.pulumi.com/program-the-cloud-with-12-pulumi-pearls

Hello everybody! My first attempt at pulumi has failed ;( Was trying to run aws containers tutorial, got this: “Plan apply failed: creating urn😛ulumi:container-quickstart-dev::container-quickstart:☁️service:Service$aws:ecs/service:Service:😛ulumi-nginx: InvalidParameterException: Unable to assume the service linked role. Please verify that the ECS service linked role exists. status code: 400, request id: 9dd78dfb-909b-11e8-afda-af12f1327ba0 “pulumi-nginx-08a04d9" update failed”

Anybody else run into this?

Is there a GCP-specific channel right now?

there’s not, but feel free to shoot any GCP questions in here though!

Hello! I'm probably missing something obvious but couldn't figure out how to roll back to a previous state. Let's say my latest pulumi update broke things and I want to go to a previous state. How do I do it?

not to be the GCP guy, but is there any documentation for getting started? I'm poking around and I can't quite figure out how to do a basic deploy of a function a la AWS lambdas

What do I do after I Ctrl-C'ed and now all is broken (aka

panic: fatal: An assertion has failed

on update and

Duplicate resource URN...

on refresh)?

Hey all - it would be nice to have some higher level abstractions to work with GCP. Are the maintainers amenable to some PRs against pulumi-cloud implementing part of that API for GCP?

Typescript 3 is looking nice!

find . -name 'package.json' | xargs sed -i '' 's/"typescript": ".*"/"typescript": "^3.0.0"/g'

🎉

Wishlist: moving a

cloud.API

to a production domain like

<http://api.example.com|api.example.com>

without getting my hands dirty with

aws.acm

and `api.attachCustomDomain`'s certificate content stuff. I don't know how this'd work in a provider-agnostic way…

I'm wondering if there is a way to reference Pulumi resources after deployment in a node script? If I explicitly don't want to use cli stack outputs.

How do I find out what config options a module, e.g. pulumi/cloud-aws, supports?

Any example of AWS Lambda triggered by a Cloudwatch event? Can't figure out how to pass Input payload.

This is how I do it @tall-librarian-49374