the documentation for

apply()

says that the function cannot create resources, however i have a template that is creating resources within an

apply()

and it appears to work ok... is there a reason i shouldn't do this?

Is there a way to manage machines in two independent OpenStack clusters "at once"?

Hey all, just discovered Pulumi. Am I correct in thinking if I have a PHP app, I can still use Pulumi even though it isn't a supported language? That's just for writing the configuration?

is there any way to get

pulumi stack output

from the code? I was pretty sure that I will get stack output from Webhook, but it seems to be was not planned. Any suggestions?

Anyone has example how to use existing NFS Volumes with pulumi ?

Is there any way for

life cycle hooks

. I know it's still in progress. But is there

any way for chaining an action

, after a resource got created ?

Slack seems like the wrong forum for asking questions - just screaming into the wind here but: I can’t get pulumi to create an azure aks cluster with a virtual node. I’ve used the AddonProfile with AciConnectorLinuxArgs but no virtual node is added to the cluster once it completes being created. What am I missing? Thanks.

I’m currently updating an S3 bucket (HEAD, PUT) from an API Gateway lambda. I heard that if you use VPC, the requests will be faster than if it connects via a public IP. Do I need a VPC endpoint for this (

aws.ec2.VpcEndpoint

) or does Pulumi set this up automatically?

Has anyone had success using

pulumi stack change-secrets-provider <secrets-provider>

?

@gentle-diamond-70147 hey there

Have a few questions as to how to pull out the vpc and security details from a aws clusterInstance

and then assign them to a lambda (which i suspect is through a resource ?)

once i can validate all the cluster stuff, i'll move the account over to a paid one, my boss has OK'd it.

Has anyone managed to use https://github.com/actions/cache to cache the pulumi plugins?

I have made an oopsie with my changes. Pulumi has begun to replace my VPC with a new one, but has failed because of permissions, dependencies, and more. Not worried about that, I can sort it. However, I don't want to replace my VPC. Is there anything I can do to get Pulumi to not want to finish deleting it each time I

pulumi up

?

New problem. Is it possible to change the provider on a resource (in my case, a VPC) without replacing the resource? I don't want to delete-create, but I want to go from using the default (undefined) provider to an explicitly-defined provider that is pointing to the same AWS account and profile.

Wanted to create namespace with FIXED name

const devNamespace = "m1af-dev"
const devNs = new k8s.core.v1.Namespace(devNamespace, {
    metadata: {
        "name": devNamespace,
        "labels": {
            "name": devNamespace
        }
    }
}, {});

Used above but it create name with

m1af-dev-h0cgk8db

and not

m1af-dev

How to get stack name in program, so that we can create resources with stack_name prefixed. Like

staging_akscluster

is there any way to just clean/destroy a stack even when there are errors? I find that quite often the pulumi stack enters in some kind of error situation which is impossible to get out from, I have resembled to just destroy the gcp project and start all over but it is quite time consuming, any tips?

I have found when the underlying stack diverges from the pulumi config, you'll need to delete individual things from pulumi using https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/cli/pulumi_state_delete/

after you have nuked it from the underlying stack

the you can destroy the full stack with the usual command

Can this warning/error be ignored or does it imply that CRDs are not going to work properly?

manifest_sorter.go:192: info: skipping unknown hook: "crd-install"

that looks like a helm error. I would make sure your CRDs are in the right spot in the helm chart for the version of helm you are using… assuming helm is in the mix, of course

helm is in the mix, yes. Do you know if this error is a consequence of this other warning that I get?:

warning: <http://apiextensions.k8s.io/v1beta1/CustomResourceDefinition|apiextensions.k8s.io/v1beta1/CustomResourceDefinition> is deprecated by <http://apiextensions.k8s.io/v1/CustomResourceDefinition|apiextensions.k8s.io/v1/CustomResourceDefinition> and not supported by Kubernetes v1.22+ clusters.

Hey fellow Pulumians 🙋‍♂️ I just realized that my project is not uploading the expected

aws-sdk

(NodeJS) version to Lambda and I'm not sure how to bundle the intended version, pinned via package.json

dependencies

& even yarn

resolutions

and

yarn.lock

. What am I missing?

Well, after 2 years of hard work my site is finally live. Back-end architecture completely driven by Pulumi. Would like to thank everyone here for their help over the course of that time!! Also a small shameless plug: https://cloudlayer.io if you want to check it out!! Did it all myself, was a TON of work, but learned a lot. Thanks guys!!

does tf2pulumi supports tf12?

Hey team, I am trying to get the ip address of a helm generated load balancer

const devNamespace = new k8s.core.v1.Namespace("devNamespace", {
    metadata: {
        name: "dev",
    },
},{provider:clusterRecIngProvider});

export const nginxIngress = new k8s.helm.v3.Chart("nginx-ingress", {
    chart: "nginx-ingress",
    namespace: devNamespace.metadata.name,
    fetchOpts:{
        repo: "<https://helm.nginx.com/stable/>",
    },
},{provider:clusterRecIngProvider});
const status = nginxIngress.getResourceProperty("v1/Service","nginx-ingress-nginx-ingress","status");
export const recIp = status.apply((status)=> status.loadBalancer.ingress[0].ip);