damp-honey-93158
05/16/2022, 1:53 PMfuture-window-78560
05/16/2022, 5:43 PMdamp-room-84921
05/16/2022, 7:16 PMdamp-room-84921
05/16/2022, 7:17 PMdamp-room-84921
05/16/2022, 7:17 PMimportant-train-1965
05/16/2022, 8:30 PMaverage-tiger-58107
05/16/2022, 9:06 PMbillowy-area-48390
05/16/2022, 10:24 PMhundreds-megabyte-76150
05/16/2022, 10:39 PMstocky-helmet-82003
05/17/2022, 6:20 AMurn: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.damp-honey-93158
05/17/2022, 7:25 AMdamp-honey-93158
05/17/2022, 2:35 PMvar 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.bulky-hamburger-30930
05/17/2022, 4:27 PMfast-river-57630
05/17/2022, 6:48 PMbroad-island-71889
05/17/2022, 7:08 PMbucket = 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)
echoing-oil-42947
05/17/2022, 8:47 PMadamant-father-26302
05/18/2022, 7:24 AMadamant-father-26302
05/18/2022, 11:36 AMprehistoric-ram-58389
05/18/2022, 2:22 PMprehistoric-ram-58389
05/18/2022, 2:39 PMmicroscopic-flower-5848
05/18/2022, 3:21 PMbig-finland-87761
05/18/2022, 7:04 PMdamp-honey-93158
05/18/2022, 8:19 PMfuture-window-78560
05/19/2022, 2:43 AMclever-bear-11061
05/19/2022, 6:35 AMclever-bear-11061
05/19/2022, 6:40 AMprehistoric-ram-58389
05/19/2022, 9:52 AMnice-lizard-13594
05/19/2022, 9:53 AMfuture-window-78560
05/19/2022, 10:28 AMaverage-tiger-58107
05/19/2022, 2:09 PMawsx.ecs.FargateService
and would like to pass it a cluster
as an argument. These docs show an example of passing cluster.arn
from an aws.ecs.Cluster
resource, (type Output<string>
). However the code for awsx.ecs.FargateService
expects cluster to be a non-output_,_ of type ecs.Cluster
Is this a bug? What I would really like to do is pass a cluster from a StackReference to my various ECS services that are each managed on their own stacks.average-tiger-58107
05/19/2022, 2:09 PMawsx.ecs.FargateService
and would like to pass it a cluster
as an argument. These docs show an example of passing cluster.arn
from an aws.ecs.Cluster
resource, (type Output<string>
). However the code for awsx.ecs.FargateService
expects cluster to be a non-output_,_ of type ecs.Cluster
Is this a bug? What I would really like to do is pass a cluster from a StackReference to my various ECS services that are each managed on their own stacks.miniature-musician-31262
05/19/2022, 7:13 PM1.0.0-beta.5
. I’m guessing your awsx is maybe 0.40.x
or similar. Is that right?average-tiger-58107
05/19/2022, 7:55 PMawsx
because it speeds up my life quite a bit. I started down the road of defining the underlying aws.ecs.{TaskDefinition, Service}
, but there's a ton of added complexity with defining a JSON container definition, etcminiature-musician-31262
05/19/2022, 8:13 PMaverage-tiger-58107
05/19/2022, 8:42 PMpulumi up
pulumi:providers:awsx (default_1_0_0_beta_5):
error: could not read plugin [/Users/wizardfiction/.pulumi/plugins/resource-awsx-v1.0.0-beta.5/pulumi-resource-awsx] stdout: EOF