We've got a lot of projects created with our own set of terraform modules. We'd like to eventually migrate them to Pulumi without recreating everything from scratch. Let's say we've got the new modules sorted, and now we need to import the infrastructure. I've tried the following: 1. Parse terraform state and use transformations to add import resource option. That kind of works but only if the resource is 100% the same - which is not always the case, i.e. we decided to change tagging or something, or improve things on the way, throwing out some legacy. 2. There's

pulumi import

but that doesn't 100% fit either. We can construct an import json from the terraform file, but making the right hierarchy will be tricky. 3. None of the above is scalable! So I was thinking: is there an easy way to modify Pulumi in the following way: 1. Add another flag to

pulumi import

, say

--import-existing

or something. 2. Pulumi will have all the information about the resource hierarchy and it should be able to query for existing resources. 3. If existing resources match the code (by id?), import them into the state. Those resources don't have to be a perfect match. Does it make sense? Does it sound hard to implement?

import pulumi import pulumi_aws as aws def Vpc( resource_name: main, cidr_block = '10.0.0.0/16', enable_dns_hostnames = True, enable_dns_support = True, instance_tenancy ='default', tags={ 'Name': 'pulumi-vpc', } )

Is there a way to use an unreleased version of Pulumi’s Cloudflare package (or any other)? Possible a fork. I tried to create a fork of pulumi/cloudflare (especially to get https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-cloudflare/pull/308 available - Worker Engine Analytics) but failed. Looks like Pulumi tries to fetch a file with Pulumi Cloudflare SDK from its registry. Any idea?

Hi All. First of all, I want to appreciate your great effort at Pulumi. I'm using it in my project. It's great :). I have a question about the correlation between component resources and parallel execution.

pulumi up

has flat

--parallel

available. Does it make sense to use component resources with this flag set to 3-4 to speed up the deployment of the resources? Currently, we are not using the Component Resources, but I'm wondering if this could help optimize deployment time. At the moment, it's around 8 minutes. I wish to cut it by at least a few minutes because, soon, we would like to set gitops pipelines.

Is there a way to modify the state directly? I'm unable to perform

stack import

with resources from

google-native

how to provide allocation id for NAT gateway

Hi all. I'm installing a helm chart with Pulumi (Typescript if it matters). Today I discovered that one of the third-party charts I'm installing relies pretty heavily on the

.Release.IsInstall

built-in object for helm. I'm currently using k8s.helm.v3.Chart for the deployment. It seems that it always sets

.Release.IsInstall

to

true

and

.Release.IsUpgrade

to

false

. k8s.helm.v3.Release does set these values right. I'm in a bind. Either I need to get it working for k8s.helm.v3.Chart or switch to k8s.helm.v3.Release. For the former, I'm coming up empty. For the later, there isn't any docs on that. Just swapping the Chart to Release doesn't work gracefully because pulumi will try to delete resources at the same time helm will try to create resources with the same name. Any tips?

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Hey guys is there any way to get the arn of an aws apigateway authorizer resource in pulumi AWS. As far the api docs, it only lists the id as the output apart from the implicit ones. I'm using python btw. I need it to create a eventsource mapping for a lambda.

Hi, I drive basically all of my Pulumi operations via the Automation API, including with a custom CLI tool, and I really miss the nice colorized tree output I get from the actual Pulumi CLI. Is there some easy / supported way to use the same printer via the Automation API?

Hi, I am working with Pulumi typescript and following the kubernetes getting started example. at one point we get the IP address of a service

const ip = frontend.status.loadBalancer.apply(
    (lb) =>  lb.ingress[0].ip || lb.ingress[0].hostname
);

I am trying to use this IP in a client (Browser) application configuration. But I am not able to convert it into a string . I tried different methods including

ip.apply(i => `http://${i}/abc`)

Second

pulumi.interpolate `http://${ip}/abc`

Third

pulumi.concat(`http://`, ip, `/abc`)

Every time I get the same error,

toString()

is not supported, or

toJSON()

is not supported. Can someone help me please ?

Hello, Anyone worked with python Pulumi - Cloudflare regarding Rulesets? I need to import the existing Cloudflare Managed Rulesets but as documented is not supported yet. Any work arounds/ideas how to approach that?

We may get a new contender in the IaC world next year 😄. Pulumi, CloudFormation, Terraform, and K8s YAML would potentially be "backends" that this "cloud-oriented programming language" compiles to. The creator said, this isn't to be thought of as IaC, but rather, a programming language that uses IaC for a lot of its function. Anyway, it's called

wing

or

winglang

. I'm sure it'll be a while before it's production ready, but still neat to think about.

Hi. I’m attempting to do a regular function call (to a non-Pulumi SDK) using values from a resource I’ve created with Pulumi. To access the concrete values I’m doing this inside an ApplyT. It seems like this isn’t being executed. Could this be because I’m not depending on any values output from the function, so that this has no bearing on the Pulumi resource graph? What would be the correct way to do something like this?

I've got a notification that a new version of pulumi is available:

A new version of Pulumi is available. To upgrade from version '3.49.0' to '3.50.0'

but then in chocolatey doesn't seem to find it Maybe it wasn't added to repo?

Is there a way to trigger something in Pulumi when a resource in destroyed or created? Like some lifecycle hooks?

I have a question to add load balancer target group to AWS EKS worker node autoscaling group, when the EKS worker node group is created with eks.NewNodeGroup api in golang, there is an arrayoutput of the node group resource which contains the autoscaling group name, how can I get the autoscaling group name out, the name is like this format eksNodeGroup.Resources[0].autoscalingGroups[0].name, I can only output the resources with eksNodeGroup.Resources.Index(pulumi.Int(0))

is there some way to do something like

console.log()

from Pulumi TS code?

Someone could help us pushing for the update of the github provider? we submitted a PR https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-github/pull/277

I couldn't able to convert ARM template to Pulumi TS script, The error message is "no metadata found for resource type 'Microsoft.Storage/storageAccounts' and version '2022-05-01'" while using the latest API version. If I change the API version to "2019-04-01" then convertion happening without any error. My question is how can I find exact API version of each resource. TIA.

Is there a way to tell Pulumi which provider to use when deleting a resource? Specific issue detailed there: https://pulumi-community.slack.com/archives/CRFURDVQB/p1671709677923459

How do I select an AWS VPC by name using awsx?

I can only find functions to create a new VPC.

Did it work before you added addon.ts? Those TS errors are from index it looks like. Can you paste the relevant addon.ts code?

Hi all. I've got a little testing POC to share today from the company hackathon. It allows recording your Pulumi program interaction with resource providers and then testing the program against mock providers that replay the pre-recorded interactions. A bit rough around the edges but I could actually use it on one of our realistic tests. https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/pull/11710

Hi, I am trying to setup cognito user pool but the required attributes are not being set from the API

const userpool = new aws.cognito.UserPool(`${name}-userpool`, {
            usernameAttributes: ["email", "phone_number"],
            accountRecoverySetting: {
                recoveryMechanisms: [
                    {
                        name: "verified_phone_number",
                        priority: 1
                    }, {
                        name: "verified_email",
                        priority: 2
                    }
                ]
            },
            smsConfiguration: {
                externalId,
                snsCallerArn: snsRole.arn,
                snsRegion: "us-east-1",
            },            
            schemas: [
                {
                    name: "given_name",
                    attributeDataType: "String",
                    mutable: true
                },
                {
                    name: "family_name",
                    attributeDataType: "String",
                    mutable: true
                }
            ]
        })

I have y first end-to-end stable Pulumi program (provisioning Auth0 resources). Given that it reads data off a csv to create the resources and get values, doing the same thing via Terraform would be a real struggle. Reall y feel like Pulumi is the right choice!

Plus of course being dotnet, the tooling is the same as my application for code analysis etc, which is a beneift.

question about using Helm - what version of Helm is used by the cli? Is this configurable? if not, how can we ensure we know what version is used so that I can keep my local environment in sync with that version of Helm based on which version of Pulumi I’m using?

what sign in method are you using?