https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-newrelic/pull/91 was merged 🎆 Any chance to get a release cut, so I can use it via NPM?

AS I said in DM, we are working on an issue where the build and the generated examples are non-deterministic

hello all. pretty new to pulumi and looking at it for an application... just wondering is there a way for pulumi to import a kubernetes yml config and generate code for that infra? i.e. I would like to use kompose https://github.com/kubernetes/kompose to get kubernetes yml and then change that into pulumi code

Hi. I'm starting to look at the feasibility of moving from terraform to pulumi for new environments. I've got a question regards to components (components seem to be the equivalent of terraform modules?) We create many terraform modules. They're all in their own git repo and have versioned releases pushed to a module registry. Our environments (stack?) use these modules and rarely define resources directly. Each environment is a separate folder, with it's own state in a monorepo, we don't use workspaces. Each environment is able to target different versions of these modules (Dev uses v2 of module foo, prod uses v1 until upgraded at a later date), and some environments swap modules for another (Dev may use module bar because it's a much cheaper way to implement baz, which staging and prod use). My current thought is this means we should use separate projects per environment and deploy a single stack per project? Allowing us to pull in different dependency versions. Does that sound right, or is there a better way to do it? Thanks!

Hello, I was migrating from serverless to pulumi but it seems like now my desktop is pushing to one account and my laptop to a different account. Can someone explain how this has to be setup so that I can actually work on 2 machines?

Pulumi is not integrated with Bitbucket Pipelines? I don’t see it mentioned on https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/continuous-delivery/

Hello! I need something really basic, but still can't find any example, so maybe anyone know how to achieve what I need 🙂 I have node.js app with Dockerfile, I want to create droplet and the app with docker on it

The part I have problem with is how to tell Pulumi to start docker container resource on droplet 🙂?

i’ve run into an issue where anytime I try to use dynamodb within a route in

awsx.apigateway.API

will not allow me to run

pulumi up

, after looking at the output, it hangs on this

eventSink::Debug(<{%reset%}>Trying to get account information via sts:GetCallerIdentity<{%reset%}>)

once i remove any calls to dynamodb, i can get

pulumi up

to run fine…

How can I execute some code after certain resource is created?

hi there everyone, hopefully this is a simple question.... how do you prevent configuration settings (in YAML files) from appearing in the "Configuration" section on the project stack? we will have API keys/passwords/connection string etc in the YAML file that we essentially extract and place in a KeyVault using Pulumi, however, those values in YAML are plain text sothey end up in plain text in Pulumi's stack view. Is there a way to prevent them from being uploaded to Pulumi or is there a way to encrypt them in the YAML file?

actually scrap that question, I got it sorted, didn't realise the --secure flag when setting from the CLI actually encrypts the value in the YAML as well, nice!

@sticky-knife-56285 if you name your config settings with "secret" in them Pulumi will often help you by suggesting that they be secure

IIRC it will actually error out when you attempt setting a config value named

*secret*

and force you to specify either

--secure

or

--plaintext

(all from memory, syntax may be off)

ok cool, I trust that as long as I am logged in that the secure string is based on the Pulumi account that generates it? that way multiple users can keep adding secret strings from the CLI and it will continue to decrypt them correctly

Has anyone seen this issue with adding a

releaseChannel

to an existing cluster definition? https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-gcp/issues/394 I upgraded versions of the GCP/Pulumi packages so that I could use that configuration but now the apply is panic'ing saying that the cluster would be recreated

hi is it possible to change a stack's language after it's already been created? I.e. from Python to TypeScript?

I'm having issues running Pulumi AWS C# with a pre-existing VPC. I thought it was as simple as setting objects' VpcId argument to "vpc-1234567890abcdef" (using a dummy ID obviously) but for some reason it's bringing up an error. Whenever I launch Pulumi, it states that the VPC ID does not exist. My code works properly if I create a VPC in the program itself, so what would be the proper syntax in order to use a pre-existing VPC as an object argument? Example code of what I'm doing below

var subnetA = new Subnet(
            "mc-subnet-a",
            new SubnetArgs
            {
                CidrBlock = "10.5.1.0/24",
                VpcId = "vpc-1234567890abcdef",
                AvailabilityZone = "us-west-1a"
            }
        );

hi folks, I am creating a resource in a remote pipeline, that uses a `FileAsset`; the path on my local machine differs from the one on the build agent, therefore Pulumi forces a change to the stack when the last run was from a different machine. I tried to use

IgnoreChanges

, but that doesn't work as it ignores the change, but still wants to access to the path in the stack which is not available. Is there any way around this?

Hi folks, I was wondering if I can find some documentation on Integration/Blackbox testing with pulumi. I have only found something for Go, but i'd love to find something on ts/js or python.

i'm sending

pulumi preview

output through a CI system and want to put the output into slack , is there a way to suppress the "downloading..." output?

I'm getting this error, when runing the pulumi/actions

#### :tropical_drink: `pulumi --non-interactive preview`
error: getting secrets manager: passphrase must be set with PULUMI_CONFIG_PASSPHRASE environment variable

It was working fine previously. in local, the preview also works fine. My workflow is like:

name: Pulumi
on:
  - pull_request

jobs:
  preview:
    name: Preview
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v2.3.1
        with:
          fetch-depth: 1

      - uses: <docker://pulumi/actions>
        with:
          args: preview
        env:
          AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: ${{ secrets.AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID_PULUMI_PRE }}
          AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: ${{ secrets.AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY_PULUMI_PRE }}
          AWS_REGION: us-east-1
          COMMENT_ON_PR: 1
          GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.FULL_GITHUB_TOKEN }}
          PULUMI_BACKEND_URL: <s3://qa-pulumi-backend-company>
          PULUMI_CI: pr

anyway to disable deprecation warning? it doesn’t work

suppressDeprecationWarnings: true

doesn’t help.

Does this error make sense to anyone?

Example of the code that generates the error.

Ignore terraform in the path, I started using terraform then discovered Pulumi.

anyone have a good example of how to create a valid ssl certificate in pulumi for a domain?