Is there any good way to connect to several gke clusters that I create in a stack to deploy some services to them? I’m trying to convert them to kubernetes providers but get the following error

configured Kubernetes cluster is unreachable: failed to parse kubeconfig data in `kubernetes:config:kubeconfig`; this must be a YAML literal string and not a filename or path - yaml: line 2: mapping values are not allowed in this context

I'm trying my hand at building a community provider, and have a deprecated in the schema: https://github.com/rancher/terraform-provider-rke/blob/91b6d14d676aab96dc62aa0ca6135089105889ea/rke/schema_rke_cluster_node.go#L33 This creates a duplicate as expected, however I'm not sure how to override it. The TS schema has

export interface RKEClusterNode {
// snip
/**
     * Node roles in k8s cluster. `controlplane`, `etcd` and `worker` are supported. (list)
     */
    roles: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<string>[]>;
    roles?: pulumi.Input<string>;
}

So I gave the following a try

Resources: map[string]*tfbridge.ResourceInfo{
			"rke_cluster": {
				Tok: makeResource(mainMod, "RKECluster"),
				Fields: map[string]*tfbridge.SchemaInfo{
					"nodes": {
						Fields: map[string]*tfbridge.SchemaInfo{
							"roles": {
								Name: "RoleList",
							},
						},
					},
				},
			},
		},

doesn't seem like that overrode the field as I expected. I see lots of examples in the repos of overriding a field at the top of the schema (not sure if that's the right word?) but none in a nested map - any pointers?

hi

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In dotnet what is the recommended way to render a template file? I have a userdata file I need to render/template for each VM I start with a few dynamic variables. I have tried using the liquid template engine but I cannot pass it outputs or inputs since they are not real strings. I tried something like output.Apply(x => x.ToString()) but all that returns is "Pulumi.Input`1[System.String]". I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around these special types and why I can't just access them like plain string or just convert it to one. Does pulumi have a templatefile method in dotnet or am I forced to use another template provider like liquid?

Like something simple is trying to get a dotnet string with a input variable included in it like

string test = $"Test String: {args.Name.Apply(x => x.ToString())}";

but that doesn't seem to work where I get

Test String: Pulumi.Output`1[System.String]

Does anyone know what access rights in Azure pulumi needs to function?

is it currently only possible to publish pulumi packages to the pulumi npm org?

also: is there an example of writing an output to a file?

I started getting the below error after running

pulumi up

.

error: [500] Internal Server Error

Hey guys. New to pulumi, using the python aws module> I want to create an ec2 instance in an existing VPC. I can

get_vpc

and

get_subnet

, but

aws.ec2.Instance

does not give me the opportunity to specify a VPC ID. The result is when I specify the subnet, I get this error:

aws:ec2:Instance (ansible-master):
    error: Error launching source instance: InvalidGroup.NotFound: The security group 'mgmt-ansible-master-sg-xxxx' does not exist in VPC 'vpc-xxxxxx'
        status code: 400, request id: xxxxx

vpc = aws.ec2.get_vpc(cidr_block="172.18.0.0/16")
subnet = aws.ec2.get_subnet(vpc_id=vpc.id, cidr_block="172.18.1.0/24")

group = aws.ec2.SecurityGroup('mgmt-ansible-master-sg',
    description='Ansible Master Security Group',
    ingress=[
        { 'protocol': 'tcp', 'from_port': 22, 'to_port': 22, 'cidr_blocks': ['172.18.0.0/24'] }
    ],
    egress=[
        { 'protocol': '-1', 'from_port': 0, 'to_port': 0, 'cidr_blocks': ['0.0.0.0/0'] }
    ], vpc_id=vpc.id)

server = aws.ec2.Instance("ansible-master",
        instance_type=size,
        security_groups=[group.name],
        ami=ami.id, key_name='mgmt', subnet_id=subnet.id)

Does anyone know what access rights in Azure pulumi needs to function? I am trying it out in a coperate environment and my account has severely limited access - i am trying to work out what is needed minimally - for it to work.

Hi, where can I find a full-scale example of Pulumi project? No matter if its AWS or Azure. I need to understand your best practices to organize code in big and mid-size projects. How would entire solution for serious e-commerce/industry/marketing/gaming project look like? How to structure code for multi-tenancy when I work as service provider / SaaS? How to design for multi-cloud or hybrid-cloud solutions?

Hi All, I got an error when enable static site for an Storage.

azure:storage/account:Account resource 'xxxx' has a problem: static_website.0: invalid or unknown key: error404_document

Seems there are many issue with Azure 2.0 plugin. I got below issue as well.

Message="Property id '' at path 'properties.hostingEnvironmentProfile.id' is invalid. Expect fully qualified resource Id that start with '/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}' or '/providers/{resourceProviderNamespace}/'.

got an easy one…today I’m focusing on unit testing following the post here https://www.pulumi.com/blog/unit-testing-infrastructure-in-nodejs-and-mocha/ Although my linter complains about moving the following functions

// runTests executes all test files (*.ts) in the current directory.
export function runTests() {
    // Create a new Mocha test runner (with a long timeout).
    const mocha = new Mocha({ timeout: 1000*60*30 });

    // Only keep the .ts files, and skip this file (index.ts).
    const testDir = __dirname;
    fs.readdirSync(testDir).
        filter(file => file.endsWith(".ts") && file !== "index.ts").
            forEach(file => { mocha.addFile(path.join(testDir, file)); });

    // Now actually run the tests with the desired reporter.
    console.log(`Running Mocha Tests: ${mocha.files}`);
    mocha.reporter("spec").run(failures => {
        process.exitCode = failures ? 1 : 0;
    });
}

// promise returns a resource output's value, even if it's undefined.
export function promise<T>(output: pulumi.Output<T>): Promise<T | undefined> {
    return (output as any).promise() as Promise<T>;
}

to arrow functions. I’m not sure how to do that for the

export function promise<T>

anyone have updated code that uses arrow functions for the testing?

What is the prefered way to install a plugin that I generated locally? I am working on converting this project https://github.com/rancher/terraform-provider-rke and was able to get it to build for dotnet using the boilerplate project and build the plugin. I was able to manually create the plugin directory and copy the binary to it and wondered if that is basically the correct way until it is published somewhere?

@fast-dinner-32080 I literally just finished creating that yesterday! https://github.com/jaxxstorm/pulumi-rke

Oh wow!

it's on the

development

branch for now

that's the correct way I believe as well. I've got some ideas around community providers and support for installing plugins from github releases. currently the plugin install cli just expects a http server address, so if you want someone else to install it you have to put it in a filebucket somewhere

in any case, I'll be working on getting the RKE provider moved to the pulumi org next week..

Yea that was what I figured by looking at the cli options.

Okay cool, I guess I will stop working on it myself and check out your repo 😄

My use case is for a dotnet provider

but building the rest will be useful

i haven't fully checked the dotnet provider, but the python, go and nodejs packages work, so there's no reason the dotnet ones wouldn't

I just tested mine and it seemed to work so I am sure yours does too. Not sure the correct way to get it to push the nuget package. Since you already have it setup for the others then that would be the next step. Then I can just swap to that nuget and give it a test.

i'll have a look now