is this example known to work?

Hi @plain-caravan-71891 - you can check out the examples repo for this - https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-ts-static-website

that specific example has working code for CertificateValidation

thank you!

Good day Is there way to separate configs in

Pulumi.<stack-name>.yaml

into multiple files?

Hi guys, yesterday I lose the Webinar about “Build a Self-Service Infrastructure Platform with Python” someone can help me to find a record of that?

How are people handling multiple stacks in the same environment, region, and project? Since the stack name must match the

Pulumi.<stack_name>.yaml

file, I'm not sure what the best solution is here. Example: multiple stacks considered 'dev' in the same environment. Aside from having random char generation and ending up with

Pulumi.8dnfa2.yaml

which is not very helpful for human operators, what are the other options? Any support for nested folders inside project? Inheritance for

Pulumi.<stack_name>.yaml

? Some kind of hack or wrapper? Organize projects and stacks differently? Appreciate insight here!

Hello again. This is more of a general than a getting-started question so I'll ask it here. What do people do about complex deploys e.g. I have a rabbitmq cluster. It needs a minimum of 3 nodes to be running to be happy. So when I want to upgrade it I build a new image, add 3 nodes to the cluster with the new image, and then 1 by 1 reduce the cluster size by 1 and kill an old node (I'm doing all this in ECS Fargate but the princicple would be the same in k8s (although k8s has some more controls which would help) or other container systems. It seems to me like this would be a series of Pulumi states and I'd need to rewrite my rabbitmq cluster code for each step (I guess I can keep the steps on branches or somesuch) but is that right? Or is there some cunning way of programming up the 5-6 states I need and then have Pulumi apply each one in sucession with a pause in between for the cluster to settle?

does anyone have experience with the GIthub provider and seting up a CI for it on Github Actions? By default the

GITHUB_TOKEN

only has permissions to the current repository. Is there a way to allow it create and manage other repositories?

Hello - had a random error show up today with one of our email identities. We recently switched out which "no-reply" email we use, and it seems the original switched the email identity to a valid one successfully but it didn't get updated in all places. After this happened, on subsequent runs, everything is successful except for our SNS topics. The issue seems to be that it wants to delete/remove something that no longer exists from a previous run, but we are not 100% sure. Is there a way to manually force this update to remove the unlinked email that we no longer use? Note: I've stripped the email we are using and replaced it with

{REMOVED_EMAIL_ADDRESS}

aws:ses:IdentityNotificationTopic (***-dev-bounce-notification):
      error: deleting urn:pulumi:dev::***::aws:ses/identityNotificationTopic:IdentityNotificationTopic::***-dev-bounce-notification: 1 error occurred:
      	* Error deleting SES Identity Notification Topic: InvalidParameterValue: Identity arn:aws:ses:***:***:identity/{REMOVED_EMAIL_ADDRESS} is invalid. Must be a verified email address or domain.

Is there any way to get rid of a project once created? I couldn't figure out where to do this and it seems like I'll perpetually have a "quickstart" project now.

I am using pulumi to install a Helm chart, and I want to override a value. I've gotten a lot of values to work, but this one in particular seems to not be making any changes. I would like to see what values pulumi is producing, but

helm list -A

doesn't show any releases. So I'm not quite sure what pulumi is doing or how to go about finding the problem here. Any suggestions?

chart.values

and

chart.args.values

apparently both don't exist as outputs, despite

values

being one of the inputs to

k8s.helm.v3.Chart

Hello, when building a GCP CloudBuild Trigger that uses a managed secret. What would I put as kmsKeyName in build.secrets[].kmsKeyName? I tried “global”, “default” but those fail. I didn’t find anything online. Any help would be appreciated!

Anyone knows how to destroy a stack, but ignore errors. So a best effort destroy? I have some stacks that deploy k8s resources and use a stack reference to their cluster, but i did something wrong and replaced the cluster messing up everything. 🙂

Hi im not getting sign up confirmation email from pulumi

It's amazing how writing out a question about why something doesn't work gets you to the answer than waiting for the response from someone else.

Hi, are there any drawback in using

azure-native

instead of

azure

? Especially from testing (unittest, policypack) point of view?

Anyone seeing this from the Automation API after upgrading to Pulumi v3?

After people thoughts...looking to build some AWS "patterns" with Pulumi. There seem to be a couple of options: 1. StackReference 2. Component Reosurces 3. Packages

Has anyone done anything similar?

Hi. I need to execute some code after a CloudFormation Stack (which is managed by

@pulumi/eks

module) gets created (CREATE_COMPLETE status). Is there a way to hook up to such event in Pulumi?

what is the equivalent for the options deleteOsDiskOnTermination: true,                 deleteDataDisksOnTermination: true, in the azure vm configuration on the azure-native provider?

Sir, I have participated in the webinar "Introduction to Pulumi" on 9 February 2021 and I ordered my swag on 11 Feb 2021 but I have not received it yet. No updates have been received since 17 February 2021, when I tried to track them down with a link I received. Can you please help me and provide me some way so that I can get them. Mail: sanchitgupta0101@gmail.com Thank You.

Hi, I m new with Pulumi, I’m from terraform background.. my question is that do we require to be expert to supported programming language and including Oops or class and object for python as i know little bit python but not an expert ?

@great-library-25724 I don't think you need to be an expert, most of the code you'll be writing will be quite basic.

Is there a good book on Pulumi out, now or one planned for the future?

Hey guys! What is the best way to structure the project? I’m kind of unsure how do I setup few Pulumi projects within the same folder hierarchy. Is it something like the following:

root/
├─ frontend/
│  ├─ infra/
│  │  ├─ index.ts
│  ├─ src/
|  | |- foo.handler.ts 
├─ backend/
│  ├─ infra/
│  │  ├─ index.ts
│  ├─ src/
├─ shared-infra/
│  ├─ index.ts