Hi, I’m pulling in secrets from config as follows:

const cfg = new pulumi.Config();
const dbUsername = cfg.requireSecret("db_username");
const dbPassword = cfg.requireSecret("db_password");

When I run

pulumi stack export --file stack.json

these details are appearing in plain text in the exported file, under an

outputs

node. Is that expected?

Does anyone by chance have provider binaries handy for https://github.com/ibrasho/pulumi-github?

Good evening, what's the Pulumi best practice with manging a lot of configuration? For example, we have 10+ Kubernetes clusters with different node types, size, disk configuration but common Pulumi code between them i.e for loop through the 10 different Kubernetes config. Looking at the Pulumi docs it says you should set it via the CLI using config set which adds it to the stack. I'd prefer to do it via code and store it in a Git Repo but I seem to be going down the root of using YAML to feed into Python Pulumi code which seems to be going against the Pulumi grain. Another example is a large series of NSG rules across different Azure subscriptions. What's the best way to handle common Pulumi code with large variation via configuration? Cheers!

How would you deploy an asset from GS bucket? E.g.

new pulumi.asset.RemoteArchive('<gs://example/file.zip>')

<-- complains that

gs://

is not supported

Also, how would you make Pulumi extract that archive before deploying?

Hi there, How are you supposed now to successfully access a component’s value passed to a custom

ComponentResource

(in my use case, I need a bucket’s name) ? I tried to define an arg like

aws.s3.bucket

,

string

,

pulumi.Input<string>

,

pulumi.Input<aws.s3.bucket>

, I tried to pass the whole bucket object or the bucket name directly, I tried to convert the input as an output, I tried to apply, interpolate, whatever, all I get when I want to use the name is :

Calling [toString] on an [Output<T>] is not supported.
    
    To get the value of an Output<T> as an Output<string> consider either:
    1: o.apply(v => `prefix${v}suffix`)
    2: pulumi.interpolate `prefix${v}suffix

Thanks

Hi all. With the pulumi_docker library for python, how do I declare env vars for a container?

envs

is of type pulumi.Input[list] but i would expect it to be of type pulumi.Input[dict] to take key:value pairs for the env vars? I appreciate any help

help, download plugins is too slow, my internet connection has 120Mb for download, but plugins take hours to download

why download plugins is too slow?

I'm thinking about doing crazy project in pulumi, please tell me that I'm a too much of a dreamer 🙂 The idea is to build a microservices infrastracture in GKE with dynamic dev envirment. Which means that we have 10+ microservices in diffrent repos written in JS and we want every developer to create his own environment . The idea is to have 2 type of pulumi configuration: 1. in repo

infrastracture

that will have 3 stacks (dev/staging/prod), each stack configures diffrent GCP project 2. in each repo it will be a folder called

infra

which will have pulumi configration for dynamic env. So if Joe wants environment he will trigger some script that will go across all repos and create env for him joe.env.company.dev where he can work on it Am I going a right direction? I'm afraid I'll stumble on something unexpected so I ask here...

Hi All, I am new to Pulumi . Any starter Pulumi video tutorials ? If so , Please share the link

I found the Pulumi TV channel on Youtube helpful (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2Dhyn4Ev52YSbcpfnfP0Mw)

There have been a bunch of video conferences in the last few weeks that have been useful also.

A quick & easy one (I guess), is there a way to create a new provider from another one ? (so that I can change one or more parameter on the fly, like

region

while using the same custom credentials)

@boundless-tailor-35598 Thanks

Hi all ! I'm happy to join your community. @faint-motherboard-95438 kindly introduced me to the technology which I am learning and loving.

Does pulumi v2 is officially out?

Hey all. Quick question for you. I have three projects/stacks: gcp -> cluster -> service. I have run into a situation where the service stack is trying to recreate the parent cluster resources any time a

pulumi.ComponentResource

is instantiated in the service program. What is going on? Is there anything I am missing?

Is there a way to share resource between stacks without StackReference? I have only one resource in entire project (aws.iam.User whose credentials are used by 3rd party and it should be same for all environments) and it seems a bit overhead to create separate pulumi project and stack just to be able to get stackreference for that user in my dev/qa/prod stacks

With pulumi when you create a Kubernetes service account, is there a way to get that service account token?

Is there a way to just print out the current stack name using the CLI? Running stack prints out a lot more than just the name.

Well came up with this command but wondering if there is a built in way.

pulumi stack ls | grep "*" | awk '{print $1}' | sed 's/\*//g'

I understand there's a reason for Pulumi to exit and ask me to export my stack, remove pending operations, and reimport ... but the UX here is painful. Can't you just remove the pending operations, refresh the stack, and give me another preview? If there are resources created that are now unmanaged, give me a flag to accept that please. I've hit this issue about 9 times in 24 hours because of timeouts on CI 😫

Please make my life easier 😍

This is tracked in https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/4265

I couldn't find pulumi/aws support for Lex, more specifically I am looking to use the start import https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lex/latest/dg/API_StartImport.html as part of my environment. If this isn't supported, is there a way for me to do the import using the aws client as part of my pulumi deployment and manage it as part of my pulumi stack? And another small question, can I use the pulumi.asset modules to generate the SmartImport payload? which requires a zip archive with a json file.? Thanks for the guidance,

Hi guys, can someone please guide me about how to create Google cloud instance with Golang using pulumi. I can’t figure out how to specify boot disk in go code. I am new to pulumi and Golang. Thanks

Hi guys , can you point me out on how to implement a Terraform provider in Pulumi . I haven’t found documentation about this . Thanks !