I have an Input which includes a string array (

subnetIds

) and need to convert it to an

Input<string>[]

(so an array of string inputs). How can I do this?

is there any Github provider related channel available ?

I am trying to set the Github Repository permission through 'pulumi_github' package. And there's a method

RepositoryCollaborator

where I can set the permission for users object but there is no such option to add team permission. Can anyone please point me to right direction.

I have problem with rotating passphase password

pulumi stack change-secrets-provider passphrase
error: decrypting secret value: failed to decrypt: incorrect passphrase, please set PULUMI_CONFIG_PASSPHRASE to the correct passphrase

When the correct old password is set to

PULUMI_CONFIG_PASSPHRASE

nothing happens and i’m not prompted for new password

pulumi stack change-secrets-provider passphrase
Migrating old configuration and state to new secrets provider

According to this https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/pull/5865 it should be available and working… I’m trying to migrate stacks from local storage file to GCS with new passwords and then later migrate again to the Pulumi SAAS…

pulumi version                                        
v2.23.2

Hi! 👋🏼 I'd like to know if there is a way to gracefully exit a Pulumi Typescript program under a specific condition? For example:

const environmentName: string = pulumi.getStack().toLowerCase()

// Filter the resources that belong to the current environment
const resources: ResourceDefinition[] = resourcesDefinitions.filter(
  (r: ResourceDefinition) => r.environment === environmentName
)

if (resources.length === 0) {
  console.log(
    `There are no resources to be deployed onto the current environment ('${environmentName}').`
  )
  process.exit(0)
}

resources.map((resource) => {
  const getConventionName: ConventionNameGetter = useNamingConvention(
    resource.name,
    resource.environment
  )
  provisionResource(resource, getConventionName)
})

I tried implementing this with

process.exit(0)

but it seems like it's not a good idea:

The Pulumi runtime detected that 712 promises were still active

at the time that the process exited. There are a few ways that this can occur:

  * Not using `await` or `.then` on a Promise returned from a Pulumi API

  * Introducing a cyclic dependency between two Pulumi Resources

  * A bug in the Pulumi Runtime

Leaving promises active is probably not what you want. If you are unsure about

why you are seeing this message, re-run your program with the `PULUMI_DEBUG_PROMISE_LEAKS`

environment variable. The Pulumi runtime will then print out additional

debug information about the leaked promises.

error: an unhandled error occurred: Program exited with non-zero exit code: 1
Resources:
    + 1 to create

I'm trying to move a stack between an old local-disk project and a new azure-storage backed project - so I exported the stack, moved the resulting json to the new project, and tried to import it from there. It shows no resources. I'm doing something wrong, and I have no idea what (including the thought that moving a stack from one project to another could be possible) 🙂. Ideas?

Hello all, Anyone have idea how to change passphase password of a stack… i’m trying to move it to different backend bucket in order to be able to reference different stack… im not able to do it since the stacks have different passwords, and i dont see option in

pulumi.StackReference

to provide password

Hello, is this thing on?

Does anyone have an idea why I keep getting this error on a codebuild webook,

aws:codebuild:Webhook (build-setup-webhook):
    error: 1 error occurred:
        * error creating CodeBuild Webhook: InvalidInputException: Project source does not support webhook

code,

new aws.codebuild.Webhook('build-setup-webhook', {
  projectName: buildProject.name,
  filterGroups: [
    {
      filters: [
        {
          type: 'EVENT',
          pattern: 'PUSH',
        },
        {
          type: 'HEAD_REF',
          pattern: 'main',
        },
      ],
    },
  ],
});

Question, how do you handle 'conditional creation of resources'? I give you an example: we want only one codestar connetion with github and we want to share that across different stacks. ATM we do an if stack === dev { createNewCodestarConnection} else { getCodeStarConnection} Is there any better way? Thanks

dealing with azure-native redis cache returning accessKeys only when it updates or creates. What's the best way to generate a secret from an optionally returned resource value? (My assumption is if I add a conditional secret create, pulumi will assume it is not declared and therefore delete the secret when the redis cache is not updated or created)

is there a way to have a pulumi project deploy to multiple regions? I dont want to just deploy to WestUS-2. (Azure)

I guess it would just be a separate stack huh?

Question, is Pulumi interoperable with Terraform Enterprise? Imagine I’m an ISV and I license my software to a customer who uses Terraform Enterprise and asks for a terraform configuration to deploy my software with. Of course, I’d prefer to give them a Pulumi program while meeting the requirement. Any ideas?

Hi!, I have a question. I have: Uri pulumi.Input

pulumi:"uri"

, how to use pulumi.Input, I tried, Uri: pulumi.Input{"string"}, but don't work, I tried Uri: pulumi.Input{"key":"value"}, but dont work too, somebody help me ?

I have a general modeling question. So far, when creating ComponentResources, I've been storing the child resources as members of my ComponentResource "container", and setting the

ResourceOption(parent=self)

in all the child resources as well. In this way, my programming language object structure and my Pulumi resource structure are the same. Is there any inherent reason that the two should always be the same? That is, if I want to create a child resource and register it for Pulumi with

ResourceOption(parent=self)

, but not keep it around within my ComponentResource "container" (e.g., because I have no need to access any of its properties anywhere else), will that get me into trouble? Likewise, if I were to register the child resource with

ResourceOption(parent=some_other_thing)

, would that give me problems? I think I might be more inclined to do the former than the latter, and can think of some usecases for it, but want to make sure that I'm not running afoul of some implicit assumptions in how Pulumi operates. Thanks.

Should I have to be typecasting everything from a StackReference in TS? Here's an example:

const otherstack = new StackReference("org/project/stack");

export const network = otherstack.getOutput("network") as unknown as azure.network.VirtualNetwork
export const primaryProvider = otherstack.getOutput("primaryProvider") as unknown as azure.Provider
export const resourceGroup = otherstack.getOutput("resourceGroup") as unknown as azure.core.ResourceGroup

This is the only way I could get the TS to compile, but I'm also having difficulty using these (the provider doesn't work as a provider for creating a new k8s cluster for example) so I have a feeling I'm doing something wrong

since it also doesn't match the docs

Is it possible to disable this message

Hi everyone. I have made a k8s cluster with aws load balancer controller. I have managed to expose the right things and it generally works fine. However, every time i run

pulumi up

, it will update the secret token of the service account (that's what i believe it does at least). That will always show up as a pulumi update. My question now is: Is that intentional ? Is it supposed to show a pulumi update with every

pulumi up

? If not, can anyone point me in the right direction of what to check in order to fix this ?

Can someone help me debug my dynamic provider? Only like twenty lines. An output is not populating and I'm not sure why. This is happening for one stack but not the other.

Hi everyone 🙂 vspehre plugins seams to have an issue with 403 : pulumi plugin install resource vsphere 2.13.2

How do people manage state when they use blob storage like GCS?

Looks like I have to create a bucket per service if I want fine-grained access control. Wondered if anyone had any insight to usage patterns.

At some point, I’d like to write a Kubernetes secret backend storage akin to how Helm does it

Question about organizing Pulumi projects & stacks. If we wanted to build out our infra using a simpler project/stack organization at first (1 project, and 1 stack for each environment, Dev/Staging/Prod), would we be able to migrate to a more modular setup at a later time? It would be nice to separate resources that are expected to change often from the resources that are not, but we don't necessarily want to take on that extra complexity up front.

Also, I’ve created the following for (hopefully) a bit of discussion: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/6667

(About having a ‘stateless mode’)

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