how do you guys handle running pulumi for multiple stacks/projects? like in the case you have some IAM setup, some infra like a k8s cluster, and then code for each application is checked into the application repo, how do you handle automated rollouts of the application? do you manually deploy the required infra?

Does anyone have any good examples using container NEGs w/ GCP and GKE?

hi team, i am unable to get vpc which is shared error: Preview failed: refreshing urnpulumixinet-portal:northplains xinet portalawsec2/vpcVpcCN Development InvalidVpcID.NotFound: The vpc ID 'vpc-0156cd9a85b4b3fac' does not exist

vpc is in a shared aws account

command used: // const vpc = aws.ec2.Vpc.get('vpc-0156cd9a85b4b3fac', 'vpc-0156cd9a85b4b3fac', {ownerId: '887704487240'})

How to create

aws.ec2.Instance

in an specific VPC ? any example?

Here's some Python code that does it https://github.com/mitodl/ol-infrastructure/blob/dagster_instance/src/ol_infrastructure/infrastructure/applications/dagster/__main__.py#L201-L220

Is there a way to get a listing of stack output when you're not in a directory with a

Pulumi.yaml

? (I'm thinking of the Pulumi equivalent of

vagrant global-status

.)

Has anyone updated the provider of a resource without replacing the resource? Is it possible? I have a load of resources created using the default (AWS) provider, and now I want to provide an explicit provider, because the default provider is changing but my resources aren't. Is it possible? Do I have to edit the stack directly? What would the before and after look like?

Hi, does anyone know how I'm supposed to do root domain and MX records with Pulumi? The addition of the unique hex suffix, combined with the inability to make a name a blank string means I can't seem to just do records for "mydomain.com" which is critically necessary for both root domains and MX, so I have to be missing something, right?

Docker provide runtime option for cpu-quote : https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/resource_constraints/ I need to pass on

--cpu-quota=<value>

while creating a container using pulumi

new docker.Container

but there is no option for

cpu-quota

All I can see

cpuSet

and

cpuShares

Can anyone please help how can I passon

cpu-quota

to container via pulumi. In our company, we have enforcement in place, if

cpu-quota

is not provided, the container gets evicted automatically from our docker host.

Hello everyone! I've been meaning to try out Policy as Code and hitting this error on trying to publish a policy pack :

error: Publish policy pack failed: [409] This organization does not support Policy as Code.

I'm currently using Pulumi Community Edition, and seems like https://www.pulumi.com/crossguard/ mentions that it is available in any Pulumi Edition. Does anybody have any idea why this is happening? Thanks!

Hello!

higher up in this channel @miniature-rose-15269 gave this hint:

const ingress = k8s.core.v1.Service.get(
	'ingress',
	'istio-system/istio-ingressgateway',
	{ provider: k8sProvider }
)
const ip = ingress.status.loadBalancer.ingress[0].ip

however, this is currently not working, the ingress object lacks any status, in fact it is lacking other properties such as “metadata”:

Service {
        __pulumiResource: true,
        __transformations: [],
        __name: 'ingress',
        __providers: { kubernetes: [Provider] },
        __protect: false,
        __aliases: [],
        urn: OutputImpl {
          __pulumiOutput: true,
          resources: [Function],
          allResources: [Function],
          isKnown: [Promise],
          isSecret: [Promise],
          promise: [Function],
          toString: [Function],
          toJSON: [Function]
        },
        id: OutputImpl {
          __pulumiOutput: true,
          resources: [Function],
          allResources: [Function],
          isKnown: [Promise],
          isSecret: [Promise],
          promise: [Function],
          toString: [Function],
          toJSON: [Function]
        },
        __pulumiCustomResource: true,
        __pulumiType: 'kubernetes:core/v1:Service'
      },

what gives?

opened an issue in github for tracking this: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-gcp/issues/435

anyway we can run a bash script using pulumi.. wanted to execute some command locally

Hello, guys

What's the correct way to resolve this promise, should I use

apply

?

github.getBranch({
      branch: 'qa',
      repository: 'test'
    })

👋 Would it make sense to run Pulumi inside a lambda triggered by events? Is that something people do?

(of course taking into consideration any locking that needs to happen to prevent a race-condition)

👋 I'm trying to inject/add code outside of the lambda callback. I'm using the callbackfactory pattern per a the github issue, but it's still unclear on how it's possible (threading with screenshots)

Has anyone gone down the road of writing a config module to be used across their different projects to avoid having to duplicate values across projects and stacks?

One of the options that I saw referenced before was to create a project and stack to register the shared values as outputs, but how do you handle secret values in that pattern?

Has anyone ever met No value was found for project during import ?

Very akward error

Is there a way to silence kubernetes warnings? Knowing that some APIs used in a third-party helm chart in like 29 resources will be deprecated 4 minor k8s versions from now every time I run...is not great

For those resources that are shared among microservices (A Kinesis Queue for example) is there a known pattern “create if not exists?”

You don’t want any of the microservice to be the first to be deployed in a mandatory way