Hey Team! How can we create a GCP project through pulumi with the same PROJECT_ID on GCP different accounts?

Hi, this doc page doesn’t present the languages like the other ones, but one after the other: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/aws/api-docs/cloudwatch/eventtarget/

Hey Team! How can we create a GCP project through pulumi with the same PROJECT_ID on GCP different accounts? It is really important for me to know this since the resources I am creating thru pulumi IAC are utilized in the CICD pipeline, therefore I really need to have fixed Project_ID to avoid any manual changes and smooth CICD deployment.

Hey all! How can one use the pulumi outputs to build a dockerfile that uses that output as an environment variable? Similar to this question in SO: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61194555/how-to-pass-environment-variable-to-dockerfile-through-pulumi

Hey All !! I have created a new project and a stack called test with the latest pulumi versions . It has an aws provider as default_5_4_0 . There is another stack called dev(existed before) which i am using as part of the newly created project . This stack has the aws provider as default_2.6.0. This was created earlier . When i try to change the stack from test to dev and try pulumi up/preview get the following error attached below . Also i cannot install the previous version of the aws provider 2_6_0. Gives me a 403 forbidden error. How do you deal with this?

Using the DotNet SDK for Pulumi AWS Crosswalk and getting this on Windows. It appears that Pulumi is expecting an

.exe

but the executable that is getting shipped is has a

.cmd

extension.

When setting stack outputs in C#, it appears that anything I write to any output does not appear in the pulumi service if I do the variable assignment from within an Apply() function. Is that expected?

Hi there How can we download GCP service account key on creation thru pulumi??

Hey all! I'm trying to use the official Pulumi github action from here but it seems like the action is built with a known EKS authentication bug because it's using a very old version of kubectl that hasn't been updated for 8 months or so... is this on the docket to get squared away? I cannot use the Pulumi github action until then 😐

Unless I fork it. After a few days of messing with it, i'm at the point of just tossing the action aside and doing it by hand 😐

@refined-student-28919 👋

Good afternoon. Decided to join here to see if I can get some more info on pricing and adoption. Is there a tool that can be provided to determine how much it costs for my current infra?

I'm noticing that updating ECS task definitions are quite slow on Pulumi free tier. I'm assuming things are much faster when paying for an org?

We are building a multi tenant SaaS solution with Pulumi (Python) and are wondering if anybody has an idea on how to solve these issues: • We are using Pulumi components to create our resources. We wish to use different versions of components (as Python packages) within the same stack for different logical infra groups, what would be the best approach ? • Alternative is to create separate stacks for those logical groups, however is there a way to create dependencies between stacks (in case we need a certain output that hasn't been provisioned yet)

Where would I be able to get support about my Pulumi account? We just enabled the GitLab Identity Provider on our org’s account and I completely lost access…

Hey everyone. Seems like Pulumi’s auto-naming feature uses URNs of the resource name to generate the random string. So these URNs are of the format:

urn:pulumi:{stack-name}::{project-name}::{provider}:resources:{resource-type}::{resource-name}

Example URN:

urn:pulumi:dev::azure-ts-functions-many::azure-native:resources:ResourceGroup::windowsrg

Therefore, it seems to generate the same random string if run with the same project and stack name. Is this the ideal and expected behaviour? Facing issues for global resources when trying to deploy example projects with common stack names.

Is there a way to fetch the pulumi org currently in use, so I can make up the org/project/stack reference string? I know about Deployment.Instance for the project/stack name already - thanks! C# if that matters (probably doesnt).

Hi ho and hello! Is there an easy way to tell Pulumi to ignore changes in one of the attributes I am setting? I am creating a service principal; and the Owner is being set - in CICD, the owner is different and I don't want to bother trying to change it ...

var app = new Application($"{Deployment.Instance.StackName}-app", new ApplicationArgs
{
    DisplayName = $"{Deployment.Instance.StackName}-cicd",
    Owners = { current.Apply(c => c.ObjectId), },
    SignInAudience = "AzureADMultipleOrgs"
}, new CustomResourceOptions()
{
    IgnoreChanges = {
        "Owners"
    }
});

I thought the above "IgnoreChanges" might be the key, but I suspect I am using that incorrectly in this case. Tips appreciated.

Hi team. I want to create a terraform wrapper but there are two issues that are not allowing me to do it. Could you please help me here? https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/9606 Is it also possible to onboard this package into pulumi's official registry. I would be happy to prepare the package and do the onboarding.

I saw someone mention "pulumi config" and then slack scrolled away. not sure if it's related. is there a good pre-commit hook for ensuring the pulumi yaml files match what pulumi expects. pulumi preview+up always re-orders fields

Hi guys, we have a transformation defined on stack level that registers common tags for AWS resources (similar to the one described here). The only problem with it is that if we use same resource in another project(below), it rewrites the tags

bucket = aws.s3.Bucket.get(
    f"{name}-some-bucket", id=f"bucket-created-in-another-program")
)

I was wondering if there is a way to filter auto-tagging by the operation, i.e. if it’s only reading resources, then do not apply the transformation.

aws:s3/bucket:Bucket: (read)

👋 hey all, I think I have the answer to this question (likely a no), but out of curiosity, is there a way to create a foreign data wrapper in postgres via pulumi?

How can i get servicename from a helm.Release ? (for use in input in another resource)

is it possible to convert a pulumi.Map to yaml as pulumi.String ?

👋 Hi everyone!

I previously use login --local. Now I want to switch to using Pulumi cloud. How can I do that?

Hey all looking for concrete reasons to choose Pulumi over Terraform Cdk? Need to convince my decision makers... 🙂

What's the best policy checker for pulumi? We currently use checkov for our CFN templates, but checkov doesn't support pulumi (yet? https://github.com/bridgecrewio/checkov/issues/568 ) The AWS policy validators in the Pulumi repo are... pretty barebones. Looks like only one has been added in the last couple years. I really don't want to lose coverage and/or rewrite all of the checkov tests. when I poked around in the checkov code, it looks like a decent chunk of the IAM validation in Checkov actually delegates to Salesforce's cloudsplainer library. May or may not be relevant, but I thought it was an interesting bit of trivia

Dear Pulumiers (er, new word?) - I'd like to run a command on "destroy" only - to purge something from my cloud - is there a defined way that I can hook into the "post-delete" of a resource ?

Hey team! any guide on how can we create folders in gcp bucket using pulumi??