anyone knows hot to get pem certificate from Azure Key Vault? (pulumi typescript)

I have three

Pulumi.stackname.yaml

files but when I do

pulumi stack ls

nothing shows up

Changing type of primary key in DynamoDB table is not triggering updates in Pulumi e.g. if I change N->S or S->N it wouldn't recognize any diff

const table = new dynamodb.Table(name, {
            name: name,
            attributes: [{ name: "ProductId", type: "S" }],
            hashKey: "ProductId",
            billingMode: BillingMode.PAY_PER_REQUEST
        })

When setting public access block on access logs bucket that is used in loggings definitions, related public content bucket inherits this block, without one being configured for it. Looks like a bug to me

I've got a new one I ran into last night. How would you take the value from Outputstring and use it in a KeyValue pair for environment variable? It doesn't seem to work.

Morning! Hopefully someone can help me debug this. I did some @pulumi module updates and a cli update to fix issues with one of my services. But now all of a sudden I’m unable to communicate with an awsx.ecs.EC2Service that is being handled by a network load balancer. It’s a rabbitmq instance and I cannot telnet to port 5672. I see the NLB seems to have the target group created properly. However when I check the ECS task I see no “Network Bindings”. Not sure if I should see any. I am able to connect to the management UI which runs on 15672. I have an ALB that is forwarding traffic to that. This one also doesn’t show in Network Bindings but it’s working so… Very confused.

hi - I have 2 pulumi stack setups in 2 folders:

/infra
/services

i've been running everything fine but I recently had to re-image my computer and now adding the stack reference to /infra from /services doesn't work anymore in my /services/index.js I am just doing `const infra = new pulumi.StackReference(

infra

);` but it can't find the stack - am i forgetting something here or has something changed?

Can someone point me in a direction about the comment made in my earlier thread https://app.slack.com/client/T85C88L30/C84L4E3N1. @acceptable-stone-35112 mentioned I can use outputs as a promise, anyone know how to do that?

are there any plans for pulumi to support the vRealize Automation Terraform provider: https://github.com/vmware/terraform-provider-vra/blob/master/docs/install_provider.md

is there a way to add configs to the root Pulumi.yaml file? I'd love to put values that are common across all stacks for a project in a central place (instead of copy/paste same value across several stack yaml files)

is StackReference only used with the pulumi service? I don’t see how i can reference a stack with a different backend

@bumpy-motorcycle-53357 i create a config wrapper that i use to load my configs into a type, you can put defaults there

that won't display the values as actual Configuration in the Pulumi site thought right? And doesn't support built-in secrets. I could just use constants as well, but trying to stick to the Pulumi config pattern.

yeah i suppose so

@bumpy-motorcycle-53357 you can set a template config like this: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/master/aws-ts-airflow/Pulumi.yaml#L4-L11

but there's no way to set a default value unfortunately

bummer

@bumpy-motorcycle-53357 You can use StackReference to share configuration values across stacks. This way you could centralize configuration to a

config

stack and then use StackReference to use those values across your other stacks.

Are there any AWS groupies here? I'm wondering if anyone here knows how to use Pulumi to create a ecs deployed container with elasticcache cluster backed by Redis using iam policies to control it's access.

Any tips or examples on that?

Apparently my problem in my above thread is that my

awsx.ecs.EC2Service

is not being registered as a target for my NLB target group. No matter what I try I can’t get it to register

I’ve tried passing both the listener itself, and a target group to the

portMappings

property

I don’t see a way to get the internal IP address for an EC2Service and assign that to a target group

Hi guys, is there any a guide to create beanstalk app from pulumi?

Anyone run into this issue...

Hi all, I'm wondering if there's any way to edit the state in pulumi? I've tried out

pulumi state

but can't seem to find out how to edit/export/import it. The problem I have is that a cluster in digitalocean seems to have changed its id, and now I'm unable to redeploy:

Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (shukanka-dev):
    Error: Failed to fetch credentials for cluster "41b1f250-0064-4cbc-8e38-***********": cluster not found

If I can rename the ID to the one I can see in the dashboard, I'm hoping to be able to continue with the existing state rather than nuking the stack and starting afresh.

Hello! I see that many are making libraries to extend Pulumi, such as

vitobotta/pulumi-kubernetes-deployments

,

@tabetalt/pulumix

,

place1/kloudlib

. After being inspired by @great-byte-67992 in a Reddit comment, I added a repository to see if anyone else wants to join a community around a library/libraries. Personally, I don’t have too many opinions about how this should be, contain or otherwise, but I belive it would benefit the Pulumi community. Read more here: https://github.com/pulumix/community

Not yet familiar with 'apply'. So how to correctly use 'apply' in order to build 'ip_configurations' list using subnet id known after virtual network created ? Below gives AttributeError: 'VirtualNetwork' object has no attribute 'subnet_id'

virtual_network = azure.network.VirtualNetwork(vnet_name, name=vnet_name, resource_group_name=resource_group.name,

address_spaces=test_vnet['addr'], subnets=test_vnet['subnets'], location=resource_group.location)

ip_configurations = [{ "name": "ip-cfg", "subnet_id": virtual_network.subnet_id.apply(lambda subnet_id: virtual_network.subnets[0].id),

"privateIpAddressAllocation": "Dynamic" }]