Hey! Recently I’m getting

Bandwidth Exhausted

error randomly when trying to deploy, once in a while. Any idea why it’s happening?

Is it possible to change the

parent

attribute of a resource without re-creating it ? (it’s mostly for aesthetics anyway right ?)

If a resource component requires 2 AWS providers how can I reference that in the component's code? I know that

ResourceOptions

has a

providers

argument

opts = ResourceOptions(providers={"prov-name": provider_resource})

Is this the correct way to reference the provider?

opts.providers["prov-name"]

I wonder what error I get if the

providers

dict does not contain the required provider - I assume it's general

KeyError

right?

Hi all! anybody has a living example to achieve this? https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/issues/916 I would want to know when a BucketObject has been modified. thanks!

Can someone help me, trying to run automation and I have already installed pulumi inside dockerfile, but I keep getting this

Diagnostics:
  azure-native:storage:StorageAccount (admin-storage-account):
    error: building auth config: obtain subscription(41b4bf32-35ba-4beb-be23-220c07d2df6e) from Azure CLI: Error parsing json result from the Azure CLI: Error launching Azure CLI: exec: "az": executable file not found in $PATH

pulumi.Run(func(ctx *pulumi.Context) error {
   output := cluster.Provider.ApplyT(func(p *kubernetes.Provider) (string, error) 

      appSvc, svcerr := corev1.NewService(ctx, "app-svc", &corev1.ServiceArgs{
           ...
         },
      }, pulumi.Provider(p))

      ctx.Export("appIp", appSvc.Status.ApplyT(func(status *corev1.ServiceStatus) *string {
         return status.LoadBalancer.Ingress[0].Ip
      }))
      ctx.Export("test-export", pulumi.String("testexportvalue"))
      return "", nil
   }).(pulumi.StringOutput)
   ctx.Export("output", output)

   return nil
})

Hi everyone! Im running go code like stated above, and am wondering why only the "output" ctx.Export and not "test-export" or "appIp" show up in my Stack as outputs. I assume its because its inside of an

.apply()

, but cant really understand why that would stop it from working. Also since it doesnt work the way I tried, how would you go about achieving a similar result?

Noob question… How to delete a project? Or maybe it’s, how to get local pulumi state to match the state on pulumi.com? I deleted a newly created Pulumi project from my local file system. When I tried to recreate it, I got an error saying the project exists. Sure enough, it did on pulumi.com. So I deleted the only stack on the project on pulumi.com, and then the project was also deleted by Pulumi. However, the error in recreating the project still exists on my local machine. So now, I’m not sure how to get my local state to match what’s on Pulumi.

How can I get the pulumi Resource object from the StackReferece? stack A

oai = cloudfront.OriginAccessIdentity(
    f"{PREFIX}-oai"
)
pulumi.export('origin_access_identity', oai)

stack B

ref_oai = StackReference(name="stackA").require_output('origin_access_identity')

The reference gives me the

Output[dict]

with the exactly same parameters as created object in stack A Is it possible to create an object

OriginAccessIdentity

from this, without calling AWS API with

OriginAccessIdentity.get()

?

Is there a way to get Pulumi’s SOC2 report?

I have a Pulumi controlled AWS RDS Cluster that had a default database name of X then X got renamed directly in the cluster to Y. I have changed the default database name in my pulumi script to Y, but it still wants to replace the cluster. I have tried dumping the stack and hand editing it with new name then re-importing it, but as soon as I do a pulumi refresh the name in the stack reverts back to X and it wants to replace the cluster again. Any ideas on how I can get pulumi to understand the code and AWS are in sync in terms of database name?

Hello everyone. I received this message when trying to deploy my EKS stack

resource urn:pulumi:xxxx-aws-eks-dev-apse2-main::xxxx-aws-eks::kubernetes:core/v1:ConfigMap::authmap refers to unknown provider urn:pulumi:xxxx-aws-eks-dev-apse2-main::xxxx-aws-eks::pulumi:providers:kubernetes::main::4d5c9996-7f15-4da8-8bc8-7279220588c3

anything i need to look at in particular? Thanks

Is there a way to bootstrap a project in F# like how we do for C#, Python and TS? Also is there any docs with examples in F#?

Hi all, looking at the docs on dynamic resources, it says that .NET isn't supported yet. That's been the case for quite a while. Is that still true? If so, is it something to do with calling the .NET code from the pulumi-resource-pulumi-nodejs? How does it manage it for Python and Go? (Asking in case it's something I could issue a PR for!)

Hello im trying to install opennebula plugin to work with tf2pulumi, but it returns a HTTP ERROR 403, someone know why it appears or how to solve it?

error: no resource plugin 'opennebula' found in the workspace or on your $PATH

Hi, I tried to find a relevant issue (pretty sure it exists somewhere), but I can't, so I ask here, before opening one. During preview, when checking the details, pulumi shows array elements out of order, making it really hard to figure out what changed, especially when trying to import a resource and some property not the same as on the environment. The actual comparison is fine, so if the input/output array is the same, pulumi does not show any difference, so it's only a problem when there is a difference and it tries to show what it is. It happens in multiple languages (ts, go) and multiple resources (e.g.: kubernetes deployment environment, aws rds parametergroup etc), basically anywhere, where a field is an array. Here's a kubernetes example, from a deployment spec:

~ spec: {
  ~ template: {
      ~ spec: {
          ~ containers: [
              ~ [0]: {
                      ~ env: [
                          ~ [0]: {
                                  ~ name : "LOG_LEVEL" => "CLOUDFLARE_CACHE"
                                  ~ value: "debug" => "false"
                                }
                          ~ [1]: {
                                  ~ name : "AWS_REGION" => "CONFIG"
                                  ~ value: "eu-west-1" => "/.dliver-media-service.yml"
                                }
                          ~ [2]: {
                                  ~ name : "AWS_BUCKET" => "MEDIA_CACHE_URL"
                                  ~ value: "bucket" => "media-url"
                                }
                          ~ [3]: {
                                  ~ name : "CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN" => "STREAM_CONTROL_HOST"
                                  ~ value: "no-cloudflare-cache-on-dev" => "stream-control"
                                }
                          ~ [4]: {
                                  ~ name : "CLOUDFLARE_CACHE" => "LOG_LEVEL"
                                  ~ value: "false" => "debug"
                                }
                          ~ [5]: {
                                  ~ name : "CLOUDFLARE_ZONE_ID" => "AWS_REGION"
                                  ~ value: "no-zone-id-on-dev" => "eu-west-1"
                                }
                          ~ [6]: {
                                  ~ name : "CONFIG" => "CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN"
                                  ~ value: "/.dliver-media-service.yml" => "no-cloudflare-cache-on-dev"
                                }
                          ~ [7]: {
                                  ~ name : "IMAGE_PROCESSOR_HOST" => "REDIS_CACHE_HOST"
                                  ~ value: "image-processor" => "redis-cache"
                                }
                          ~ [8]: {
                                  ~ name : "MEDIA_CACHE_URL" => "REDIS_CACHE_DATABASE"
                                  ~ value: "media-url" => "7"
                                }
                          ~ [9]: {
                                  ~ name : "STREAM_CONTROL_HOST" => "JWT_SECRET"
                                  ~ value: "stream-control" => "[secret]"
                                }
                          ~ [10]: {
                                  ~ name : "REDIS_CACHE_HOST" => "AWS_BUCKET"
                                  ~ value: "redis-cache" => "bucket"
                                }
                          ~ [11]: {
                                  ~ name : "REDIS_CACHE_DATABASE" => "CLOUDFLARE_ZONE_ID"
                                  ~ value: "7" => "no-zone-id-on-dev"
                                }
                          ~ [12]: {
                                  ~ name : "JWT_SECRET" => "IMAGE_PROCESSOR_HOST"
                                  ~ value: "[secret]" => "image-processor"
                                }
                        ]
                    }
            ]
        }
    }
}

I reordered the list manually and the env values were the same... So on top of that, I don't know why it thinks they are different, making it hard to figure out which one is the actual field with the wrong value. 🙂

is there a way to allow for

pulumi preview

on a project which requires a CipherKey (in my case, used to encrypt user passwords), but where the one invoking

preview

does not have access to the Key?

Last night, I did a talk introducing serverless, IaC, and Pulumi for our St. Louis Serverless Meetup. One of the attendees contacted me this morning to say, “After the meeting, I installed Pulumi, created a Kubernetes cluster, database, and created a K8s secret. The documentation on the Pulumi site was excellent.” Kudos to all the Pulumi contributors, both in code and documentation!

Heya all! Hope everyone is having a power day. Any details regarding when Pulumi is likely to produce an ‘Oracle’ Cloud Provider?

As part of my talk last night to St. Louis Serverless about Pulumi, I covered Config, particularly the Secrets part of it. I was amazed, and thoroughly impressed with how hard it was to leak a secret out. I was using Typescript, so of course I showed exporting the secret as an Output and

console.log()

. Then I tried using

someSecret.substring(0)

and

someSecret.substring(0, someSecret.length)

and it wouldn’t leak. Then I tried outputting

someSecret.concat('zzz')

and was amazed to see

[secret]zzz

output. Well done to whoever wrote the interceptor(s) to catch leaking secrets and help prevent their escaping!

I’m trying to split up an existing stack, but am running into an issue importing

RandomPassword

resources. Is there a way to transfer a RandomPassword resource from one stack to another? I’m not having much luck with

pulumi import

, and I’m unable to copy the resource from the state file without reencrypting the ciphertext somehow..

I am new here. Hello everyone.

Someone knows about this error?

error: no resource plugin 'opennebula' found in the workspace or on your $PATH

Hi, I'm a new user of Pulumi, is possible to doin configuration management with pulumi ? Such as install mariadb and so on ?

Hi, quick question: How do you use an output as a string? e.g. I create a VM, and one of its outputs is its Public IP address (or DNS name). I then want to load an XML file and insert the Public IP into the file and use that in the next step. I can't do this because XML manipulation (or even search/replace) operations require strings and an Output is not a string. Any ideas?

is there a way to tell pulumi in special cases to NOT delete resources? background: I'm uploading binaries to (Azure) blob storage, their name containing a timestamp. When I upload a new binary, I really don't want the old binary to be deleted, I just want to add a new one.

When I export a stack to json, remove resources from the json and try to import it later, no changes are shown, what could be the reason for this?

btw. are there any articles around the serialization part of pulumi?

I'm fidding around with dynamic providers for a week now and still hit some edge cases

took me days to figure out it doesn't like undefined values