@flat-salesclerk-13714 for us at least, we use pulumi to ensure the buckets etc exist, but then use a separate script / step to actually do the uploading.

pulumi up --cwd ./infrastructure/static-assets
...
./deploy-static-assets.sh

I'm using pulumi w/ Python and I'm trying to create an API gateway endpoint for my lambdas (in containers). I was using

aws.apigatewayv2

and followed the examples found on the Pulumi website. The Lambdas and API Gateway resources are provisioned along with the stage but the lambdas are not bound to the API Gateway resources I specified. Is there something I'm doing wrong?

Hi, I see that the

@pulumi/docker

package can be used to build docker images and then push them to e.g. an

ecr

registry or it could pull images from remote registry however I’m wondering: Can I also just push images that I have build locally outside of pulumi? How would I do that? I’d like to have a build that looks like this:

- build my docker images using other tooling
- pulumi up

Does anyone know if autonaming can be configure to specify a length for the random suffix. It would be helpful for some cloud resources with a low limit. I asked the question on Pulumi GitHub Discussions as well

Just found a typo on pulumi web ui:

Is there anybody here with experience with Pulumi, AWS and Datadog when running your services on Fargate?

@tall-librarian-49374 Saw you playing around with Temporal and Pulumi a few years ago. The current team I'm on is exploring wrapping pulumi inside temporal workflows. Do you know of any concerns I should have? I am trying to weigh* the pro and con right now of when to stack.up. How transactional is pulumi? I'm worried about mid execution failures during stack.up, and the different recovery scenarios. Hoping to mitigate them when temporal attempts to retry. Thanks for the small demo, I was surprised that google spit me an example out "temporal pulumi" lol. https://github.com/mikhailshilkov/pulumi-temporal-workflow

I’m super excited for this PR: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-command/pull/44 It enables me to run tools like Gomplate much easier. Anyone able to review this PR?

Having come from Terraform I absolutely love Pulumi, breath of fresh air. I have a project that references the output of another project using StackReference, however when the output changes and I update the dependent project - the changes arent taken into account. Am I missing a command or the purpose/intent?

i am new to Pulumi with Go.. I am trying to use

ec2.GetSubnetIdsOutput

to lookup the subnet ids then would like to loop through the subnet ids. However I am having trouble to range over pulumi.StringArrayOutput (the Ids() returned by the look up).. anything I am missing?

I'm using the s3 backend with a KMS key as the secrets provider and am running into minor pains with stackreference outputs. Oftentimes the output I am trying to reference is not a secret, but to acquire the value I am required to have decryption access to the entire stack. I end up having to have multiple stacks share the same KMS key even though ideally they would not. Is this something that's not an issue with the Pulumi Cloud Service?

Is there anyway I can list all my resources deployed via the automation api? I know there is export, but I'm really interested in getting information from them. I guess everything is just stuffed into json is there no type for a State Export?

There is an issue in the Vault provider where the provider is using authentication tokens stored in the statefile as opposed to the token provided during the running application: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-vault/issues/118 I am interested in trying to work on a fix here, but am unsure if the problem is likely in the provider itself, or if this is a more general Pulumi issue. Has anyone seen an issue like this in any other provider?

How is

datadog.aws.Integration

meant to work as it generates the necessary externalId for setting up the assumeRolePolicy but to create this

datadog.aws.Integration

you need to already have created the

aws.iam.Role

, which needs the externalId from creating the instance of

datadog.aws.Integration

?

What's the difference between APIGatewayV1 and APIGatewayV2? Some of the examples utilize both

If I use the Pulumi UI Service is there a way to query it for information that is structured?

anyway to downgrade pulumi? running into an error w/ function serialization that after upgrading this week

it's cutting out way more than it should

I'm going run try and ask this question intelligibly. Presume I have coded action A, and action B in my pulumi code base. Now imagine a conditional, I only wanted action A to execute when performing pulumi up, and I have action B which I only want to execute when performing pulumi destroy. Is this awareness exposed by something I can hook into with my code at this time?

Anyone know any more context about https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/7629? I'm trying to work on creation performance of my pulumi typescripts code and a lot of my resources are under duplicated components. Does this mean they won't be made in parallel?

Is there any way to mark a resource as not deletable during a destroy operation? I’m having a problem when using the

azure-native-provider

with dbforpostgresql

Configuration

resources. Those resources just update the configuration of the postgres instance and visibly cannot be deleted.

Hi everyone! I’ve been toying around with Pulumi for a while trying to decide if it would work for my organization. But there’s one thing really important thing that I can’t figure out how to do. I’d like to create an npm package for other developers to import into their repos that has an abstracted Kubernetes application. I’m picturing creating a Component Resource class that takes in some kind of configuration and makes a deployment/service/whatever. That much I’ve got. But I also want to be able to import that class, create an object from it, and be able to customize any additional fields that I didn’t happen to put in the config. For example, if someone wants to change the serviceAccountName of the podSpec for a deployment, I don’t want to have to go back and add that to the config. I want them to be able to modify it once it has be instantiated. Am I missing an easy way to do this?

I have a question about the

--expect-no-changes

flag on pulumi up: is it supposed to actually prevent the changes from occurring? or make the changes, then exit non-zero?

--expect-no-changes                     Return an error if any changes occur during this update

is somewhat ambiguous

Hey folks, I'm trying to use Pulumi to tear down a stack that includes an Azure Blob Storage account, and it's giving a strange error. The error is attached in the thread. We are able to tear down all other Azure resources, but Azure Blob errors out and requires us to remove it manually either using the portal or the Azure CLI. Any help would be much appreciated.

Hi, one more pulumi question for the day. I'm setting up my build environment. does the TypeScript project use nodejs? Do I setup my build scripts to use node? Is there any documentation surrounding this?

typo on https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/continuous-delivery/github-actions/#stack-upsert

Hey guys, how can I deploy my pulumi project to my organization ? When i’m deploying the pulumi project with my access key, the stack creates under my personal account. Thanks 😄

Hi, this is maybe not pulumi specific, but I’m wondering what’s the best practice to deal with this: I have a project that will build docker images, push them to AWS ECR and then invoke a pulumi stack that does setup lambda functions with these images. How do you go about the “tagging” the images so that the

pulumi up

step will update the lambda function if a new image has been pushed? If I use “latest” as tag, it will not update, as pulumi does not detect any changes and lambda functions do not automatically pull in new images. Do you have any examples that you could point me to? I’d like to get an idea of the options & best practices here.

Hey guys, another question, this time related to Pulumi Github App - Installed the app, gave it permission for my specific repo, and for some reason it doesn’t comment on my PR, in addition, as shown on the screenshot, the action failed, which I don’t really figure why. Followed this doc page : https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/continuous-delivery/github-app/ Any idea why it happens ? Thanks !