hi to all

I am having issues with pulumi_azuread

I have install the lib thru pip3, it is install etc..

but pulumi does not seem to recognize it

on another issue

I want to generate stack on the fly

is there a way to do that bypassing the passphrase step

any suggestion?

What would be the recommended pattern to have

async

"things" happening inside of a ComponentResource? I need to use await and inside of the constructor, AFAIK, is not possible.

pulumi.DependsOn only declares a dependency between pulumi resources. Is there a way to declare a dependency on Pulumi outputs?

I'm trying to create a

BigQuery

Dataset

with code like the following:

ds = Dataset('product_metrics_dataset',
                 dataset_id='pm',
                 location=location,
                 project=project_id)

and I'm getting this error:

googleapi: Error 400: Invalid dataset ID "projects/fullsuitetest/datasets/pm". Dataset IDs must be alphanumeric (plus underscores and dashes) and must be at most 1024 characters long., invalid

it appears that the

projects/fullsuitetest/datasets/

prefix is an error but Pulumi is adding that on my behalf. Any ideas what's going wrong?

@all I have some issue with pulumi i am trying to create folders and projects in google cloud using pulumi python....i did

pulumi up

and it created the 29 resources after that if i do

pulumi preview

it again deleting the resources i did not change any of my source code i am using pulumi version

3.5.1

There's no way to set permissions on a stack programmatically, is there? e.g. by setting a key in Pulumi.yaml? (I would like "derivative" stacks to be shared with other people in my org without having to click through the UI)

Just a simple question out of curiosity.. what's the performance like for most of you in terms of pulumi and resource usage? On my end, node (running typescript pulumi) consumes at minimum 2gb of memory for infrastructure provisioning, and 3.5 gigs for kubernetes (these are the two programs I'm predominantly running). Also, with any major changes to code or if there's been a while, the first run takes about 10 minutes (at least) to reach preview stage. For me - the benefits far outweigh the gains, but I'm wondering if there might be a blog post somewhere about pulumi performance tuning that I could peruse to see if i'm having any pitfalls..

My Pulumi automation program has started throwing exceptions (via the dotnet-sdk) when I call stack.UpAsync(). The exception message includes "stderr: warning: A new version of Pulumi is available. To upgrade from version '3.5.1' to '3.6.0'". Is the Pulumi sdk really throwing an exception to force me to upgrade?

Hey guys, I am trying to add env variables from stack config to lambda API in API Gateway with awsx. But I am getting error

Type 'Output<string> | undefined' is not assignable to type 'Input<string>'.

How can I add these variables neatly? This example shows only one API and few variable but in actual code, I have many routes and 20+ env variable. Any help is appreciated

export const apiGateway = new awsx.apigateway.API('retool-lambda-api-gw', {
    routes: [
        {
            path: '/oc/d-sup',
            authorizers: authorizerAPI,
            method: 'POST',
            eventHandler: new aws.lambda.CallbackFunction('retool-lambda-delete-supporter', {
                callback: async (event: awsx.apigateway.Request) => {
                    return routes.deleteSupporterHandler(event);
                },
                environment: {
                    variables: {
                        DB_HOST: config.getSecret('DB_HOST'), // this and the below vars throw error
                        DB_USER: config.getSecret('DB_USER'),
                        DB_PASSWORD: config.getSecret('DB_PASSWORD'),
                        DB_NAME: config.getSecret('DB_NAME'),
                    }
                },
                role: role,
                vpcConfig: {
                    subnetIds: [awsNetworkingEnvVariables.SUBNET_ID],
                    securityGroupIds: [lambdaSecurityGroup.id],
                }
            }),
        },
    ],
});

When using the automation API I sometimes wish to schedule a workspace.Refresh() followed by an workspace.Up(). Should the workspace be recreated between these calls or is it safe to call Refresh then Up consecutively using the same workspace instance? My motivation here is to speed up deployments because in the case of a small component stack I find the workspace initialization is about 30% of the overall deployment time. I am using the C# Pulumi sdk.

hey guys having some issues using outputs im attempting to use them like so

'secrets': [{ 'name': "dbpassword", 'valueFrom': str(db_password.arn.apply(lambda a : f"{a}"))}],

when I use the lambda to write the value down to the log *pulumi.warn im getting the expected arn value however this doestn appear to be what is sent to aws

no matter what I seem to do I just get this warning: payload is ------ [{‘name’: ‘pulumi-test-app’, ‘image’: ‘nginx’, ‘portMappings’: [{‘containerPort’: 80, ‘hostPort’: 80, ‘protocol’: ‘tcp’}], ‘secrets’: [{‘name’: ‘dbpassword’, ‘valueFrom’: {<pulumi.output.Output object at 0x109bbc400>}}]}]

What resource types are the quickest to create and tear down in Azure? Sometimes I just want to test something in my Pulumi automation code and need to create 3 resources of any type in my project.

Hello all, I am working with an AzureAD.Application (https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/azuread/application/). I need to set the Web RedirectUris property to something like: "msal{id}://auth", where id is the actual provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource (in that case, the Application (client) ID). The Web property is read-only. @billowy-army-68599 @tall-librarian-49374 is this actually possible?

hi everyone! the cloud sever provider i use doesn't have a terraform/pulumi provider, i decide to implement the provider according to their API docs. since i have very limited knowledge about writing tf/pulumi provider, i'd like to consult you a few questions. appreciate any help!

Asked this in #golang but sharing here also if anybody can help.

is it forbidden to export twice the same resource with pulumi? I have this code which is working

ecs_target_groups = [
        {'arn': target_group_4004.arn, 'port': target_group_4004.port},
        {'arn': target_group_443.arn, 'port': target_group_443.port},
    ]
    pulumi.export('ecs_target_groups', ecs_target_groups)

But this code is giving me null for the two resources already exported previously

ecs_target_groups = [
        {'arn': target_group_4004.arn, 'port': target_group_4004.port},
        {'arn': target_group_443.arn, 'port': target_group_443.port},
    ]

    temp_ecs_target_groups = [
        {'arn': target_group_4004.arn, 'port': target_group_4004.port},
        {'arn': target_group_443.arn, 'port': target_group_443.port},
        {'arn': target_group_4000.arn, 'port': target_group_4000.port},
    ]

    pulumi.export('ecs_target_groups', ecs_target_groups)
    pulumi.export('temp_ecs_target_groups', temp_ecs_target_groups)

Hi all. the

pulumi.DependsOn

option requires a resource. Is there a way to enforce dependency on `Outputs`instead? Since I cannot implement a custom resource provider in Go, the best I can do is use an

ApplyT

call on an output to make manual API calls, and reeturn a

BoolOutput

to indicate success or not. I would like subsequent resources created to

Depend On

that

BoolOutput

. Any thoughts?

i.e, I would like to implement the following psuedo code:

resource1 := NewResource(...)

output2 := resource1.output1.ApplyT(func(s) bool { 
    // make API calls to external service
    return true
  }

resource2 := NewResource(..., pulumi.DependsOn(output2))
                                                ^ arg requires pulumi.Resource

Hi all, I think I've hit a bug with pulumi building docker images, I am trying to build a multiarch image, in order to do that I've setup my mac (M1) to use buildx by default. When I add the

--platform

flag into the pulumi code I get back an error, that the command is not right. If I copy the command and paste into the terminal as-is the docker build works... I've put a very simple sample into github to reproduce https://github.com/aterreno/pulumi-docker-multiarch What's the best repo to open an issue on github @pulumi/pulumi? Or am I missing something else and it's not a bug? Thanks

hello all 👋 Does anyone have a sample project that combines

github actions + python source managed by poetry + pulumi-aws also managed by poetry

most of the examples / documentation utilize

pip

i'm running into an issue with my combination and figured I'd ask if someone had a pointer