Anyone know if there’s any way to add a scaling policy to aws fargate services like you would through their UI?

Hi, I’m experiencing a crash with “pulumi preview” when I try to install the CRD definition for cert-manager (using Pulumi’s k8s.yaml.ConfigGroup). Did anybody see this kind of error before?

I’m trying to create an application load balancer but I get this error saying I cannot attach an application lb to multiple subnets in the same AZ. I’m using default ages for the Application load balancer class from awsx.

Hi, I’m looking to deploy the same set of resources in a number (say 25, but might grow to 100s) of AWS accounts. In CloudFormation I would use a StackSet for this, what is the best way to do this with Pulumi?

Wanted to get some feed back on some code I wrote to loop through different conditions on creating an alarm for route53. Could I have done this in a better way?

environments = {
    'HealthChecks': [health_check_1.id, health_check_2.id],
    'Names': ['Primary', 'Secondary']
}

# Metric alarm for both primary and secondary sites
for index in range(0, (len(environments))):
    cloudwatch.MetricAlarm(
        f"{environments['Names'][index]}_site_alarm",
        __opts__=ResourceOptions(
            depends_on=[sns_topic, sns_email]),
        alarm_actions=[sns_topic.arn],
        alarm_description=f"{environments['Names'][index]} alarm for website",
        name=f"{environments['Names'][index]}_site",
        comparison_operator="LessThanThreshold",
        statistic="Minimum", evaluation_periods=3,
        metric_name="HealthCheckStatus",
        namespace="AWS/Route53",
        period=60, threshold=1,
        dimensions={
            'HealthCheckId': environments['HealthChecks'][index]
        }
    )

What name would you give to the things that Pulumi uses a provider to talk to? For example: • The Kubernetes provider lets you manage resources in Kubernetes. Kubernetes is a _____. • The GCP provider lets you manage resources in GCP. GCP is a _____. “Clouds” makes sense when talking about GCP, AWS, or Linode, but not when talking about Kubernetes – and definitely not tools like Kafka or MySQL, or the Random provider. Some of the docs (and especially the Terraform docs) talks about them as if they are the providers, but also talk about the client libraries as providers, so it’s easy to get them confused. Which term would you use to describe these things?

is this known?

Is it possible for me to use the terraform generator to generate a new Pulumi provider, e.g. for Auth0? https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/auth0/index.html

Is there a way to convert a kubernetes manifest yaml to pulumi python SDK code ?

Is there any way to cleanup pulumi history for a stack?

I need to write a referenced stack output value to a file as a string, but functions like apply(), all() etc only produce other Output values, while I need a plain string. Previously I just used getOutputSync but it hangs with newer nodejs versions. Referenced stack outputs are known before I run 'pulumi up', so it's not clear to me, why it is so hard to get the underlying values.

@bored-river-53178 I've only used the python implementation but I've found I can do anything I like inside an Output.apply() callback, including opening and writing files. Just pass the referenced output as an "apply" input and you will be called with it resolved to its final value, and then you can do the file write inside the apply callback. The reason the underlying values are not available synchronously is that they are implemented as futures so the time required to fetch them from the other stack takes place concurrently with the rest of your stack.

yes, it works, but it made the code somewhat ugly, there are many places where the referenced stack outputs are used and I had to wrap each of them in apply(). Is there any way to get all referenced stack outputs synchronously before using them (besides getOutputSync() which just hangs with NodeJS 13)?

@bored-river-53178 Its an async programming model so that is kind of a builtin tax. you don't want to stall the pipeline waiting for something when you could be starting other stuff. However, the thing I've done is use Output.all with a list of things I need resolved, so I only need one apply and I can do a bunch of work. e.g., in python:

def get_auth_container_definition_obj():
  def gen_result(
      db_password_secret_arn,
      image_url,
      region,
      log_group_name,
      db_dns_name,
      db_database_name):
    # do a bunch of stuff with these sync values passed as args
  return Output.all(
      db_password_secret.arn,
      latest_image_url,
      region,
      cloudwatch_log_group.name,
      db_dns_name,
      db_database_name,
    ).apply(lambda args: gen_result(*args))

That's actually exactly what I want to do: I want to stall the pipeline waiting for values from the referenced stack, if it's somehow possible without getOutputSync. I understand the advantages of async way, but in my case I want to fallback to the sync way. 🙂 Unfortunately, Output.all won't improve the situation in my case (I will need to wrap the whole program, basically)

In python I think the solution would be to block the synchronous thread waiting for a signal, and then send the signal inside the apply(). But javascript is single threaded so that is not possible. so when you call getOutputSync it just sits in a loop running tasks that have already been started, until the output is satisfied. The reason it hangs is that the single javascript thread is blocked waiting for outputs to complete that can't complete until future stuff in your program is processed. that may include actions that are initiated by pulumi after the end of your program. I guess its a bug but I'm a little surprised getOutputSync was provided since it is an antipattern.

ok. I've found the solution: value = await output.promise()

when I run it I get this error:

error: Running program '/home/xk/dp/github-testing' failed with an unhandled exception:
    /home/xk/dp/github-testing/node_modules/@ibrasho/pulumi-github/index.ts:5
    export * from "./branchProtection";
    ^^^^^^
    
    SyntaxError: Unexpected token export

Where is the access into the tenants stored? locally or at pulumi ?

I’ve followed the [docs](https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/continuous-delivery/gitlab-ci/) for a GitLab pipeline and

pulumi

is not found. Yes, I’m updating my path:

=== Pulumi is now installed! 🍹 ===
+ Please add /root/.pulumi/bin to your $PATH
+ Get started with Pulumi: <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/quickstart>
$ export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.pulumi/bin
$ which pulumi
/root/.pulumi/bin/pulumi
$ cd pulumi
$ pulumi login
/bin/sh: eval: line 96: pulumi: not found

I recently logged in locally but have since logged out and logged into the remote service, however the cli is still asking me to unlock the local config/secrets. How do I go back to cloud only?

Also is there a null resource plugin for pulumi? I'm trying to run tf2pulumi on some Terraform modules. Maybe I can go into the .Terraform folder

Anyone ever experience

Error: invocation of kubernetes:yaml:decode returned an error: Unknown Invoke type 'kubernetes:yaml:decode'
        at /Users/harrison/code/linio/infrastructure/node_modules/@pulumi/pulumi/runtime/invoke.js:172:33
        at Object.onReceiveStatus (/Users/harrison/code/linio/infrastructure/node_modules/grpc/src/client_interceptors.js:1210:9)
        at InterceptingListener._callNext (/Users/harrison/code/linio/infrastructure/node_modules/grpc/src/client_interceptors.js:568:42)
        at InterceptingListener.onReceiveStatus (/Users/harrison/code/linio/infrastructure/node_modules/grpc/src/client_interceptors.js:618:8)
        at callback (/Users/harrison/code/linio/infrastructure/node_modules/grpc/src/client_interceptors.js:847:24)

It keeps occurring in one project and I can’t figure out the cause. There are only 2 resources, a namespace and a helm chart.

Is there any way to tell the difference between a

pulumi preview

failure due to

--expect-no-changes

vs other reasons? It seems the exit code is 255 either way.

Question: is there a way to specify the pulumi project name for the cli, or do cli-like operations from python, so I can get the outputs of a known but external stack when I know the project name and the stack name but I don't have a Pulumi.yaml file?

is there an example of using kubernetesx and setting annotations/custom labels?

for instance i am tryign to use the podbuilder with a deployment, but i dont see where i can set an annotation (for prometheus scraping)

i also need to set some custom labels

Hi! I was wondering if it is possible to use the SDK to deploy changes instead of using the CLI (e.g. pulumi up)?