Where can I find the limitations of stack configuration? If I'm using remote state, specifically.

I'm trying to use Pulumi to create Azure Dashboards for application Insights. I've reviewed this sample here: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure-native/api-docs/portal/dashboard/ The Metadata property does not appear to be valid C#. Some tweaking using the InputMap produces valid C# However when I've used

pulumi import

to import a more complex dashboard I've noticed that the

MetaData

properties are not set. Inspecting the dashboard with the

az portal dashboard

plugins It appears there is no way to set the Asset properties in the DashboardPartArgs class. Is there any best practice for deploying dashboards with Pulumi. Thanks

Hi Team #general, Using pulumi over terraform, will give any edge on performance? we have a scenario where our states are getting longer and they are taking longer and longer when doing plan/apply, are there any documentation which talks about this?

Is it possible to access values from

pulumi.Config()

inside a Dynamic Provider implementation? I've tried this in both Python and TypeScript, and whenever I try to get something from the config, I get this error:

error: Program run without the Pulumi engine available; re-run using the `pulumi` CLI

I have a string (escaped json) that I want to put in a secret, however whenever I

pulumi set --secret xxx yyy

(or when it decodes, not sure) i lose all my escaping 😕

What's the right way to run db migrations using pulumi? So say I set up a docker image that runs migrations, and then a Fargate Task with that container definition. how do I tell pulumi to start that container only once in fargate during my deploy?

Hi all, Im getting the following error across all stacks for a single project.

pulumi stack select
Please choose a stack, or create a new one: <redacted>
...
error: invalid character '}' after top-level value

Has anyone seen this before? I’ve looked through all the stack and pojrect configs as well as the code and it all looks fine

I've got a terraform project that I'm attempting to convert using

tf2pulumi

but when I run it I get the output

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

Hi this is a question about

pulumi stack output

. I have a JSON property and want to get at a leaf node. Can this be done directly with

pulumi stack output

? I want to do something like

pulumi stack output root.tree.subtree.leaf

but that doesn’t work. I can do it myself like

pulumi stack output root | jq .tree.subtree.leaf

but I feel like that is just a workaround.

I am creating my own Component Package with Pulumi, and I am having trouble passing through a “secret” output. My package and client are both written in TypeScript. The resource in my package has a property of type output<string>. When I construct a resource and pass it a string, or a standard output, it works fine. However, when I pass it a secret Output, it isn’t passed into the package resource as a string… instead it’s some sort of object (which prints to a string as [object Object] . Shouldn’t the value be “unwrapped” to a regular string at that point, even if it was intended to be a secret? Or is there something special I need to do in my resource to handle values that are passed in as secrets? I did try the

unsecret

function but it threw a

val.resources is not a function

exception… guess the object I passed it is the wrong type, somehow?

i'm giving tf2pulumi a try for the first time but it just seems to stack dump. any suggestions?

lsusb

oups sorry

hi guys, just wondering any way to omit docker build logs warning during

pulumi up

?

hi guys, I could see limited documentation on pulumi policy , is there any place where I could find some more?

Hello there, I'm trying to use an

IServiceProvider

with Pulumi in .NET as documented here. However, I'm getting an error of

System.ApplicationException: Failed to resolve instance of type MyStack from service provider.

As far as I am aware I have configured the stack in my service provider but I cannot work out how to solve this error. Looking at the source code it seems like it should work. My entry point for the application is simply

static Task Main()
    {
        var serviceCollection = new ServiceCollection();
        var serviceProvider = serviceCollection
            .AddSingleton<Stack, MyStack>()
            .BuildServiceProvider();

        return Deployment.RunAsync<MyStack>(serviceProvider);
    }

And my Pulumi Stack

class MyStack : Stack
{
    public MyStack(System.IServiceProvider provider)
    {

    }
}

A trivially simple application, but I've had the same issue on the main application I'm building. Am I doing something wrong with my use of the

IServiceProvider

? It's not specified in the docs so I am not sure. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Hey y'all. Just trying to import some route 53 records and seem to be struggling as some records have underscores in their name which seems to cause the Pulumi parser to fail, for example: import: "Z04038S9IIMG2LG_k1._domainkey.domain.com_CNAME" The problem is "k1._domainkey" and as the import parser for routes seems to split on "_" it thinks this is the next part, but it isn't. Any ideas?

Is it possible to use ES6/import with JavaScript (not TypeScript)? If I create a skeleton using

pulumi new javascript

and attempt to change

const pulumi = require("@pulumi/pulumi");

into

import pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";

, if I run/preview, I always get the following error:

error: Running program 'c:\code\xyz\infra' failed with an unhandled exception:
Error [ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: require() of ES Module c:\code\xyz\infra\index.js from c:\code\xyz\infra\node_modules\@pulumi\pulumi\cmd\run\run.js not supported.
Instead change the require of index.js in c:\code\xyz\infra\node_modules\@pulumi\pulumi\cmd\run\run.js to a dynamic import() which is available in all CommonJS modules.
    at Object.<anonymous> (c:\code\xyz\infra\node_modules\@pulumi\pulumi\cmd\run\run.js:219:31)

Will be much appreciated if anyone experiencing such error messages share some light on what possible error message the underlying provider could be sending and ignored in … assertions … Expecting error but … error lost ?

expected non-nil error with nil state during Create of urn:pulumi:

Is there a suggested workflow for doing templated/instanced style deployments with the Kubernetes provider? Example, I have 30 variations of an application that need to be deployed. Most share similar characteristics, albeit there are some differences. The first thing that comes to mind is a stack-per-variation, of course… but I wanted the option to be able to deploy all of these stacks say, via a Superstack of the sorts, so they all maintain their own individual state, but the superstack maintains the state of all the other child stacks… Maybe I missed something in the documentation and this paradigm is blatantly obvious and documented…

Hey everyone, i'm trying to create an Environment under GitHub and i'm seeing the following.

github:index:RepositoryEnvironment (test-environment):
    error: PUT <https://api.github.com/repos//my-repository/environments/test-environment>: 404 Not Found []

I'm following the API Docs here which states you should be using the 

Repository.Name

. What I do notice here is after the 

/repos/

 there's a double forward slash (

/

) as if it's missing the owner. If I try the 

Repository.FullName

 I get

github:index:RepositoryEnvironment (test-environment):
    error: PUT <https://api.github.com/repos//pgermishuys/my-repository/environments/test-environment>: 404 Not Found []

Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone has done any work getting Bitbucket and Pulumi to work together in terms of commenting on Bitbucket PRs with the

pulumi preview

?

Hi, I have a question about Pulumi’s Kubernetes support, specifically Helm charts (let’s start a thread)

Hi, I've a general question regarding Pulumi, does Pulumi have a concept of data source ? (in Terraform, we use data keywoard for that, https://www.terraform.io/docs/language/data-sources/index.html)

Strange. Our org does not list any admins. Did we become admin-less when I removed Regy?

Has anyone else experienced a bug with attaching an Authorizer to routes in HTTP API Gateway? I’m creating a JWT authorizer and then attaching it to several routes using the

authorizerId

property on the route. Pulumi detects it and says it’s going to update it, however, it does nothing on AWS. In fact, when I try to re-deploy, it shows me again that it’s going to update the routes but once again, it does nothing

Is there any way to target -only- a new code block for

pulumi up

? I know it's possible to

-t

existing URNs for updating (again, would also work if there was an -exclude, but hey) - but if its new code it wouldn't have a URN to target yet.. Basically, can i get pulumi to create only this:

+   │  ├─ azure-native:keyvault:Secret                                                     secret-keypair-vault-public-1                                  create

Is it possible to run pulumi locally comparable to terraform? I don't want to use a SaaS for storing sensitive state.

Not sure if this has been shared before but Pulumi are on the ThoughtWorks tech radar 🙂 https://www.thoughtworks.com/content/dam/thoughtworks/documents/radar/2021/10/tr_techno[…]XEllw7vwdHcftAKzcLAgSUg-rvPc8NiKdRTaUbr4IHjvtfHLCoaasKBS94