Good afternoon all, has anyone ran into or found a workaround for this issue here: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/866 It relates to creating the following Pulumi Azure Resource:

WebAppSwiftVirtualNetworkConnectionSlot

I am able to create the

WebAppSwiftVirtualNetworkConnection

(non-slot variant) fine, just having issues with the slot. Inside the error message, it says the resource already exists, and going to the resource ID on azure, it does. But the subnet I tried to link to the webapp slot does not show up under the networking tab. Error message inside pipeline:

error: cannot create already existing subresource '/subscriptions/<sub>/resourceGroups/<rg>/providers/Microsoft.Web/sites/<webapp>/slots/deploy/networkConfig/virtualNetwork

Update: I have done some testing, and created band new ASP's and WebApps, without any networking aspects. After, creation. the resource above will

network/virtualNetwork

component always exist. Due to that the

WebAppSwiftVirtualNetworkConnectionSlot

will always fail. The API is either checking the wrong resource, or its using the wrong API in the background to try update it.

running pulumi destroy , there is some dependency issue between resouces, i think pulumi should auto handle this or maybe a bug. do i need to put some dependency logic between resouces

aws:servicediscovery:Service (authz):
    error: deleting urn:pulumi:dev::dev::aws:servicediscovery/service:Service::authz: 1 error occurred:
    	* error deleting Service Discovery Service (srv-snwdir73q7fvhln4): ResourceInUse: Service contains registered instances; delete the instances before deleting the service

i think that is fixed in terraform https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-provider-aws/pull/3538

is there a force delete option in pulumi

Would it be within scope to expand the pulumi/cloud api to allow for referencing external functions rather than relying on inline handlers and function serialization? Ie. can I use a FileArchive reference. Where cloud-aws could take that, upload to s3, and use that as the source.

Hey guys! I’m a Data Engineer/Consultant working with a client that is moving into Snowflake, where we will not own the whole account ourselves, but will manage our own databases, roles etc. As we currently make extensive use of pulumi to manage our AWS infra, it would be really nice if we could manage Snowflake with the same codebase. The big problem we are facing is that there is no full separation between “environments”/stacks in snowflake, i.e. users roles and grants are visible for the whole account, while database-level objects like schemas and tables are naturally separated. Any tips, ideas or pointers are welcome in how to best solve this!

Are there any patterns for creating Pulumi resource names based on output values? I suspect the answer is "No; don't do that"... we've got a project that we'd like to drive with stack outputs from another project, but aren't really able to create resources in the second stack that have meaningful names, since that information is technically an output from the stack reference. For now, we're just auto-generating resource names (e.g.

resource-{i}

, where

i

is just a counter), but I was curious if others had any guidance to provide here. Thanks!

I was told that I can do

new StackReference

as many times I need, but when I put it in a function and it gets called twice, I get

resource 'urn:pulumi:app-staging::ckc-test::pulumi:pulumi:StackReference::seunggs/ckc-test/app-build' registered twice (read and read)

error and

pulumi up

fails during preview. What am I doing wrong?

How often do the

pulumi-azure-native

providers get released? I see 1.48 is the latest from 2 days ago, some code im wanting to use was just merged yesterday, so just seeing when this will become available for us to use 🙂

hello there! there is a way to handle 2 resources from diferent region on my code ?

If I want to use data from a pulumi config file in another script (something that seeds a database) - all I want to do is decrypt the values, can I do that?

Just putting it out there, the relationship between Pulumi and Prisma has ended up in an interesting position to me

specifically where I am right now, which is to do with seeding the database

e.g. in other systems (e.g. Snowflake) I define the schemas using pulumi, but here I'm using prisma, which in turn has it's own declarative markup etc, then there's migrations etc. idk, it gets pretty specific pretty quickly

Does pulumi does something if we get the

SIGKILL

signal?

Can I output a list of strings in order after spinning up multiple servers with Pulumi?

I think this issue deserve high priority, ATM we are forced to set

skipMetadataApiCheck false

to all providers: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/issues/1692

Hi, we are using

pulumi.asset

objects,

pulumi.asset.FileArchive, pulumi.asset.FileAsset

and others. We are seeing that when two developers deploy to the same environment, using the exact same files, pulumi wrongly identifies that these files/folders have changed => this causes very large deployment times (that is another issue). All developers use a similar environment setup, and are all on the same pulumi version. Has anyone encountered similar behavior? any thoughts about what we can do to further investigate why this is happening?

Hi Guys, I've been using pulumi for a while now. I'm going into production with the first architecture soon. I am evaluating the various plans, we have corporate AD(which we will have to use) but we are a small team. So I am undecided between the two plans. Anyway, what happens after the trial in the "team" plan?

Hi all ! I am trying out Pulumi and used the S3 backend option for storing state. Now when I want to switch back to the Pulumi managed backend service I get the following traceback whenever I try to login by running

pulumi login <https://app.pulumi.com>

error: problem logging in: getting user info from <https://app.pulumi.com>: unmarshalling response object: invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value

Any help would be appreciated

Hi I’m just getting started with Pulumi (using Typescript ) and I’m currently building some stuff to configure AWS Organizations (accounts. policies etc..). As a test I’m now looking into the

getOrganization

function and to start simple I want to get the org ID. Based on how that is used in this example https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/aws/api-docs/organizations/getorganization/#sns-topic-that-can-be-interacted-by-the-organization-only I assumed I could use this

const org = aws.organizations.getOrganization({});
console.log(org.id)

but the org returns a Promise and so I cannot get the

id

that way.

I also looked at the example of getting a list of the accounts in the org and that also seems to fail for the same reason

Is there a way to get an existing VPC by its name instead of the ID?

Is there a code sample of how to stuff Pulumi Aws Instances into an array? Or similar? GOT IT:

Pulumi.Aws.Ebs.Volume[] mem_sql_master_vol = new Pulumi.Aws.Ebs.Volume[MASTERS];

Hey guys, does anyone have an sample using function/sourcecodehash? MY lambdas source are not being updated after uploading new binaries to S3

hi folks - I’m here because I’m really struggling to understand how to do something in Go for Pulumi. That concept is… if I have a resource that takes a

string

as an input. How do I convert from

pulumi.InputString

to a vanilla

string

?

for a concrete example, I am creating a role: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/aws/api-docs/iam/role/#assumerolepolicy_go this role needs an

AssumeRolePolicy

(which is just a string/json document). In order to construct this json document, I need an output value from another resource (an OIDC provider), which would not be known until

apply

time

I simply don’t understand how to pass in a vanilla string, when that string needs to be async/dynamically created

I’ll cross post in #golang - sorry if this was the wrong channel