I have (inadvisedly) copied ~ from one WSL distro to another. All my code bases are now duplicated. Some Pulumi stuff isn't working in the new distro; I'm guessing I need to reinstall something, run

chmod +x

somewhere, or something like that. The current symptom is: when I run

pulumi destroy

, it shows all the actions (deletes) it'll perform, but it never shows the y/n menu - it just hangs. Does anyone know any likely causes of this?

Hi there - Using the automation API, is there any way to know my execution context(up, preview, destroy) within my Program? I am trying to limit when an Output.apply() is executed so that is will only be executed on

up

executions.

I need Pulumi to run with Typescript >= 4.1.0... how can I do this?

specifically, this is because during my script I import some types from graphql, which now requires it

What would be the best way to create a s3 bucket then create a folder structure as part of the setup?

for how long does Pulumi store backup and history for stacks in backend (Azure/AWS)? are there any limitations ? or it is unlimited and depends on our backend lifecycle rules ?

Another question to the group. Is there a place where all the pulumi methods are documented?

I want to contribute tidbcloud to Pulumi Registry.I have tried to bridge the terraform-provider-tidbcloud to pulumi packages, but the guide in template did not work well with the terraform-provider-tidbcloud which is developed with terraform-plugin-framework. What should I do next, Can I try a native Pulumi package?

Does pulumi interpolate work in previews?

Hello, is there a way to tell pulumi that you want to delete something?

I'm trying to achieve something similar to

state: absent

in ansible

I am trying to build an iam statement with pulumi.interpolate. It does not work with preview, I am wondering is this the best way to go about doing this? ``````

How to pass gradle parameters when issuing the command

pulumi up

e.g ask gradle build to output debug info i.e. invoke

gradle -d

is there a way to stop docker build during preview? We have an nuxt application which take 5 minutes to build and its so painful to wait that long

Hey folks, is today's webinar being recorded?

when is the webinar?

After I run

pulumi up

, the config file

Pulumi.dev.yaml

is being restructured automatically - the commented blocks are removed, all the configs are in alphabetical order .... This started happening suddenly last week. Am I missing something?

You can keep tabs on our upcoming webinars/workshops here: https://www.pulumi.com/resources/#upcoming

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Found an issue with aws.mwaa.Environment (could be just the docs) . Where is the best place to log issues?

Hello all 👋 , currently pulumi takes up a lot of time to build using docker, is there any CI/CD solution to optimize build times? We are not using github actions or such. Pulumi rebuilds all docker images regardless of the changes we’ve made ,so is there a short/long fix for this? All options are appreciated. I found one issue discussing something on the same lines but can’t see a solution proposed : https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-cloud/issues/183

hi all, question. Have a resource that was built via pulumi, the resource was delete manually in a cloud console. Upon re-running pulumi up an error now appears which makes sense. Is there a way for pulumi to continue even though the exception is raised for the resource not existing ? Error:

error 404 Resource '...resource identifier...' was not found.

If I am using GCP and have a resource that has a specific known tag, is there any way for me to look it up by that tag with Pulumi?

Hey Pulumi, v6.36.0 of the pulumi-gcp plugin breaks all my deployments, specifically in the automation-api. The reason is the first item in the changelog: link to PR It breaks even in the refresh step, saying for all resources:

gcp:pubsub:SubscriptionIAMMember <resource-name> refreshing error: unable to find required configuration setting: GCP Project

Hey Pulumi, I have a few Elastic Clusters (on AWS) and I am trying to import them to Pulumi. The problem is that some of them are about to be detected by Pulumi and some are not. I am wondering why. Here is an example:

admin-gateway

and

infra-storage-thai-test-v2

are both in same aws account and same region (us-west-2). Pulumi was able to generate code for `admin-gateway`:

thaipham@N9GK65GXW1 quickstart % pulumi import aws:elasticache/cluster:Cluster admin-gateway admin-gateway                          
Previewing import (dev)

View Live: <https://app.pulumi.com/thailowki/quickstart/dev/previews/2189eee2-316c-4e2d-a50f-ab03a68c4194>

     Type                        Name            Plan       
 +   pulumi:pulumi:Stack         quickstart-dev  create     
 =   └─ aws:elasticache:Cluster  admin-gateway   import     
 
Resources:
    + 1 to create
    = 1 to import
    2 changes

Do you want to perform this import? details

but not for the other :

thaipham@N9GK65GXW1 quickstart % pulumi import aws:elasticache/cluster:Cluster infra-storage-thai-test-v2 infra-storage-thai-test-v2
Previewing import (dev)

View Live: <https://app.pulumi.com/thailowki/quickstart/dev/previews/a5490dc5-985d-49d7-ad67-928e331dc742>

     Type                        Name                        Plan       Info
 +   pulumi:pulumi:Stack         quickstart-dev              create     1 error
 =   └─ aws:elasticache:Cluster  infra-storage-thai-test-v2  import     1 error
 
Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (quickstart-dev):
    error: preview failed
 
  aws:elasticache:Cluster (infra-storage-thai-test-v2):
    error: Preview failed: resource 'infra-storage-thai-test-v2' does not exist

How many operations can Pulumi perform in parallel, and what systems specs are the most important, or settings I should be supplying, to ensure that the most number of resources can be provisioned in parallel? I've got a stack with 3000+ resources, some quite expensive AWS resources (in terms of provisioning time) and I'm seeing my stack take 2+ hours to come up. Currently that deploy is happening on a GitLab shared runner, but I'm looking at hosting my own runner. I'm happy to provision as much compute and memory as is necessary to have the most resources provisioned in parallel, but obviously that's pointless if I miss a setting that I should change to enable pulumi to work properly.

Is there a recommended path for implementing Crossguard while using the Pulumi Automation API(Python)?

Hey Pulumi, We have a problem regarding a blob storage configuration update. Specifically we added a cors value and this leads to the following error in the preview: Any advice?

+- azure-native:storage:BlobServiceProperties blobServiceProperties replace [diff: ~accountName,cors]
 ++ azure-native:storage:BlobServiceProperties blobServiceProperties create replacement [diff: ~accountName,cors]
 ++ azure-native:storage:BlobServiceProperties blobServiceProperties replace [diff: ~accountName,cors]; error: Duplicate resource URN 'urn:pulumi:Staging::cloud::azure-native:storage:BlobServiceProperties::blobServiceProperties'; try giving it a unique name