Is there an F# reference doc? I know there is a C# one however not seeing an F# resource though pulumi has F# support

@broad-dog-22463 i noticed that the https://get.pulumi.com script does not support ARM on linux yet. Tried to build a docker container locally with pulumi it it and got this message. With everything supported on ARM, this should be no issue right? The uname -m output in the container is

aarch64

which is not matched in the case.

#6 10.40 error: We're sorry, but it looks like Pulumi is not supported on your platform
#6 10.40        We support 64-bit versions of Linux and macOS and are interested in supporting
#6 10.40        more platforms.  Please open an issue at <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi> and
#6 10.40        let us know what platform you're using!
#6 10.40 
#6 10.40 We're sorry, but it looks like something might have gone wrong during installation.
#6 10.40 If you need help, please join us on <https://slack.pulumi.com/>

Can you open an issue and tag me in it please @proud-pizza-80589 ?

I can get it shipped this week

We have a release planned for Wednesday

I’m actually sure there will be work needed for plugins as well

Our cluster is still x86 so not a big deal, but i have been dying to try out the gravitron machines. Supposedly 35% better performance per dollar

I feel like I may have asked this before but is there a reason why a resource does not expose its name?

Hello I ran the static website example and it makes my domain available from www.domain.com but not domain.com where domain is my domain, how to make it work for domain.com ? https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-ts-static-website

So I noticed state files can be stored locally on your machine however, if your company requires state files to be store on a remote file server is that possible as well? How does the state store mechanism work exactly?

Hi, I would like to use the output from a resources to create a script to be run on a VM via extension. How do I convert the output to string? I have tried

Output.concat("date >/tmp/data; echo ", vm.name, " >/tmp/out")

, but I get

<pulumi.output.Output object at 0x7f947407e1c0>

any ideas? Thanks

Hello good fellas. First time pulumi user here. Any pointer on what’s the current stable go sdk version ? I am trying to spin an ec2 instance. The web server example is old (not v3) and the current reference doc does not have go sample

Thank you I’m advance

Hi ! I had a working cloudrun deployment with custom domain mapping. I upgraded to the latest version of pulumi (2.24.1) + pulumi.gcp (4.19.0) (nodejs) now the deployment is broken. I used code similar to this:

const mapping = new gcp.cloudrun.DomainMapping(...);

const records = mapping.status.resourceRecords?.apply(rs => rs ?? []) ?? pulumi.output([]);

const domainMapping  = new gcp.dns.RecordSet(`${prefix}-a-records`, {
    name: 'xxx.',
    managedZone: zone.name,
    type: 'A',
    ttl: 3600,
    rrdatas: records.apply(rs => rs.map(r => r.rrdata)),
}, {
    dependsOn: [zone, mapping],
    deleteBeforeReplace: true,
});

according to the docs i would need to replace

mapping.status

with

mapping.statuses[0]

. however, it seems that

statuses

is an empty array. The error messages I receive is:

Error 400: Invalid value for 'entity.change.deletions[0].rrdata': '<empty>'
More details:
    Reason: invalid, Message: Invalid value for 'entity.change.deletions[0].rrdata': '<empty>'
    Reason: invalid, Message: Invalid value for 'entity.change.additions[0].rrdata': '<empty>'

when i add

domainMapping.statuses.apply(s => console.error(JSON.stringify(s))

it prints

undefined

any ideas what might be the issue here?

Does pulumi support

gcloud compute instances create-with-container

now? https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/compute/instances/create-with-container

Is there a way to ensure that a stack is using the correct backend? Having to remember to log in and out all the time is very error prone.

Hello! What's the best channel to ask for help? Specifically about

pulumi import

for vSphere? I can't seem to figure out how to import a resource that requires a datacenter be set. Here is what I'm currently trying to use

pulumi import vsphere:index/computeCluster:ComputeCluster Management Mgmnt --parent datacenter=urn:pulumi:infra::vsphere::vsphere:index/datacenter:Datacenter::datacenter

I get the following error:

error: Preview failed: importing Mgmnt: error loading cluster: please specify a datacenter

Thank you for any help!

Is the GitHub repo a good place for asking for a feature request? I’d like for the preview of stack being built to show the names of the variables from the configuration file rather than the variable itself. Example: when I say VNet name is vnetName from the pulumi stack config I would like to see the name in the output rather than the variable name.

I'm getting an error saying that it is refusing to delete a protected resource but it's not showing up in the diff so I don't know why it is being deleted. Any idea what to look for?

Hey guys, I've got a question regarding Azure subscriptions. What's the best method for migrating existing stacks from one sub to another? At the time, I'm thinking

destroy

+

update

. On the other hand, Azure supports resources migration (through portal) but I'm guessing I'll need to edit the resources IDs in the stack files with the new subscription ID, is it worth the try? Thanks

This may sound weird but whos playlist is that playing the music on Pulumis site? I want that for my heads down coding sessions lol. Its so good.

Hi folks! Just started setting up my first pulumi project. Where would be a good spot to ask for help around integration testing in JS?

Hi guys! A quick question, maybe someone already investigated it. Suppose we have two pulumi stacks, A and B, self-hosted backend. B uses StackReference to get some outputs from A. With new (awesome!) PULUMI_SELF_MANAGED_STATE_LOCKING=1 we can be sure that if we try run concurrently updates for A or B, we won't get into trouble because the state of particular stack would be locked. However the question is, would we be protected from this kind of trouble if we run updates at the same time for A and B (which uses values from A)? Would really appreciate some insight on the matter, because I didn't find any info in docs 🙂

General question, imagine i have a stateful set with 500gb of data on a PVC/PV. And i need to duplicate that data to a bunch of other statefulsets. Apart from zipping and putting the data on s3 and loading it on deploy. is there a ’better way”, something like snapshots or something?

If I'm using s3 as a backend, is there a way of not doing a pulumi login s3:// and just specify it in a env var or pulumi argument ex:

PULUMI_BACKEND=<s3://mybucket> pulumi up -s mystack