Hello!

Can someone help me with installing a instance of cert-manager this is what I have so far but it is erroring

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I think it's safe to assume I can use Pulumi logo in diagram on GitHub for a GPLv2 project using Pulumi. If not so, please let me know.

Hello! This is regarding DigitalOcean: I have deployed a cluster to DO but now I'm getting

warning: configured Kubernetes cluster is unreachable: unable to load schema information from the API server: the server has asked for the client to provide credentials

when trying to run

pulumi up

. On DOs website I can read "Certificates expire after 7 days." and locally I can resolve that with

doctl kubernetes cluster kubeconfig save use_your_cluster_name

but how can I make pulumi update the certificates? I tried running

pulumi refresh

but that gave me the same error as above.

Hello community, hoping to see how others do this currently. I had a more general usage question about passing configuration values into Pulumi using .NET/C# (applicable to other languages though) to re-use the same code for multiple environments. It seems there are multiple options available but not sure which one is more "advocated" and better to use. There may not even be a right answer! I currently have multiple different options on a deployment per environment depending on resources required, naming and size of infrastructure etc. so I would like to abstract this as much as possible into configuration. As for the options available, this is what I can see currently: One option would be to have an "Config" class that has a require() for each option to map back to a property. This seems fairly verbose having to write a require on each config value and may not be the most efficient but has the desired effect at the moment.

public class ClusterOptions
    {
        public ClusterOptions() {
            var config = new Pulumi.Config("MyNamespace");
            Name = config.Require("Name");
            VnetName = config.Require("VnetName");
            ServicePrincipalId = config.Require("ServicePrincipalId");
            ServicePrincipalSecret = config.RequireSecret("ServicePrincipalSecret");
        }
        private string Name { get; }
        private string VnetName { get; }
        private string ServicePrincipalId { get; }
        private Output<string> ServicePrincipalSecret { get; }
    }

Another option seems to be to use an object deserialised from JSON.

var config = new Pulumi.Config();
            var clusterConfig = config.RequireObject<ClusterOptions>("ClusterOptions");

Then I just use a nested configuration block in the yaml config file. This uses less code but the only risk here is that there could be empty configuration values so would be initialised as null so I would need to handle this.

MyNamespace:ClusterOptions:
    Name: testing
    VnetName: test-vnet
    ServicePrincipalId: principalID
    ServicePrincipalSecret: SuperSecret!

Or maybe I'm looking at this wrong and I should use hard-coded values in the main stack file and use a simple option to use a different stack file per environment? Using component resources allows code re-use so the stacks should be fairly small in code size. Let me know how you handle this currently!

Hi, I know that I can create custom providers and then reference on each resource to, for example, manage multiple resources on multiple AWS accounts. Is there a way to state that all the resources in a block or file should use the custom provider, instead of having to reference it in every single resource?

Is it possible to directly run pulumi commands (

pulumi up

,

pulumi preview

etc.) from one of the languages (Python in my case)? For example, calling something like

pulumi.up()

? Just curious!

Is this Slack archived anywhere, or are there plans to do so? Something like https://archive.sweetops.com/search would be great, and also help Pulumi visibility by making conversations visible to search engines

would it be possible to also have a channel dedicated to Azure DevOps Pipelines using Pulumi? or maybe a more generic one for any orchestration tool

Hi, I’m having problems with resources that think their dependencies are changing when they are actually stable (specifically, an AWS cloudfront distro that depends on a, ACM cert generated in the same program). Is there any way to debug and/or prevent this? I can’t find anything in the docs but maybe I’m looking in the wrong place.

Hey all

Anyone have any pointers/resources for creating a custom resource provider in c#?

Can't seem to find and reference on the pulumi docs for c#

i am still trying to figure out how to create a custom mock api gateway resource for cors purposes in node.js without odcs

docs

Hi Guys, Is anyone knows how to change the policy version in PulumiPolicy.yml using pulumi cli.

How can I search pulumi stack activity for a change?

Does the Pulumi GitHub App works with self-managed backends?

I'm trying to

pulumi new <https://github.com/<redacted>/pulumi-templates/azure-typescript>

with a private repo and getting

error: authentication required

. Does anyone know if it's possible to have a private template repo?

How do I use a private image from docker hub in a k8s deployment? I can push it but having a hard time accessing it

I would like to use Pulumi to orchestrates both an AWS EKS cluster as well as some services within it. Does it make sense to have this as a single Pulumi project (such as in the example

___main__.py_

attached), or would it be more advisable to break it up into multiple projects. For example, one for the EKS infrastructure, and one for the Kubernetes elements?

Hey there, I am trying to use "import" statements in my index.js file but no luck: it seems I have to use TypeScript for that. But I am not using TypeScript, in other parts of my application right now (Next.js) this is just JavaScript compiled with babel, no TypeScript

i use javascript not typescript

Trying to launch an ec2 instance and I get: Error launching source instance: Unsupported: The requested configuration is currently not supported. Please check the documentation for supported configurations. status code: 400 I’m dynamically pulling the ami and double-checked that it’s in the right region

any ideas how to limit amount of docker build events? it fails due to lots of concurrent builds

Hi All, I'm new to Pulumi 🙂 and I'm trying to setup AWS RDS, Secret and SecretVersion. I'm able to setup RDS and Secret successfully but facing issue in SecretVersion

Calling [toJSON] on an [Output<T>] is not supported. To get the value of an Output as a JSON value or JSON string consider either: 1: o.apply(v => v.toJSON()) 2: o.apply(v => JSON.stringify(v)) See <https://pulumi.io/help/outputs> for more details. This function may throw in a future version of @pulumi/pulumi.

^ignore, fixed by https://pulumi-community.slack.com/archives/C84L4E3N1/p1594304467283900 🙂

Do we have

Modules

feature in Pulumi like Terraform modules? If yes please refer the docs link... thanks

Hello, I'm a really new to Pulumi so I should ask something obvious. I'm using Python with GCP. I create Network / Subnetwork and instances. To create instances I need the network id that is generated during deployment. I'm wondering how to retrieve this id with Pulumi ressource name. I had a look to `get`function but it requires this autogenerated id. So my question is : Is there a way to get auto-generated id using the resource name we have in code ? ex: my resource name is

network

but id is

network-e3d9e66