Oh ok! Yes

'pulumi' does handle ctrl-c, just with that caveat

@proud-tiger-5743 Are you using TypeScript, or just plain JavaScript? TypeScript can help a lot here because the strong types will help indicate what is necessary.

JavaScript - but I got it working!

And VSCode does a great job with types

So I'm good

quick question: when an

docker.Image

resource is being deleted, does pulumi also delete the image also on the remote registry?

@white-balloon-205 @microscopic-florist-22719 Can you please upgrade the pulumi gcp package to use a newer terraform provider version? Currently it seems pulumi gcp is using the terraform provider 1.16.2 but I need a few features from 1.18.0 (particularly Alias IP support for GKE clusters) in order to migrate our terraform code to pulumi. Let me know if I can somehow help to accelerate this procedure.

Is it possible to set the active (maybe default?) stack in code instead of having each user to set and select an active stack in their environment? There are some pulumi programs where we will always just have 1 stack and it’s kind of annoying that each user still has to choose a stack in order to do any operation. Ideally it’d like to be able select a stack in a config file at the root of the pulumi program. With terragrunt (terraform wrapper) we use a repo layout like this https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terragrunt-infrastructure-live-example/tree/master/non-prod where account.tfvars and terraform.tfvars essentially determine the state location which translates to the stack URN in pulumi. So with terragrunt I would just

cd

into the

non-prod

directory and run things like

terragrunt plan

without having to choose a stack manually or similar. In other words the working directory determines the stack instead of an environment configuration. What about for example specifying the stack name in the Pulumi.yaml? I think in terraform the equivalent of what I want is called the

default

workspace (https://www.terraform.io/docs/state/workspaces.html).

@creamy-potato-29402 I’m trying to add an internal upstream dns server in kube-dns via pulumi after a gke cluster has been setup using pulumi. In order to apply the configuration I have to edit the kube-system/kube-dns configmap. Unfortunately this configmap already exists by default in every gke cluster although it’s empty (and maybe all k8s clusters?) so pulumi complains that it already exists. Is there no way I can configure this configmap using pulumi?

@glamorous-printer-66548 hmmmmm there is not really a good way to “adopt” resources.

I will open a bug, that seems really useful.

Actually… I’m not quite sure how this would work

@white-balloon-205 how does resource adoption work in AWS? You can adopt CF templates, right?

I'm trying to create resource groups in two separate azure subscriptions but it's telling me there's a name conflict.. any ideas please?

i've set azure:subscriptionId in the pulumi.stack.yaml

Re: Resource adoption - this is something that can be done with some slightly arduous work today, but which we intend to make much simpler in the very near future. https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/1662 is tracking this generally.

I don't know if anyone is a fan of decentralisation, but I've created #pulumi:matrix.org for anyone that's on there 🙂

Quick question here - according to the Kubernetes NodeJS doc, when I create a new deployment using

new k8s.apps.v1.Deployment(name: "some-name")

, shouldn't

some-name

become the resource name? Why does it become appended by a random string?

Hi community. I'm creating a

queue

. Given that I have the queue created, how can I access to the

url

?

the api returns the correct results for me now

And expanding on the previous question - if using Pulumi locally (as in

pulumi login --local

, without an account), is it possible to perform an update operation in a CI/CD environment (that means it does not have any stack / state from previous operations) for Kubernetes?

* 1 Pods failed to run because: [InvalidImageName] Failed to apply default image tag "[object Object].azurecr.io/test:0.1.1": couldn't parse image reference "[object Object].azurecr.io/test:0.1.1": invalid reference format error: an error occurred while advancing the preview

how do I get out of this state please

i know what i did wrong, but preview is broken now 😞

Looks like your meant to do a toString. What do you mean the preview is broken?

i've fixed the issue and replaced it with a hardcoded string but pulumi up -r says "error advancing preview"

What is the error?

Is that the error?

If so there is a reasonably high chance that this specific thing is still a problem.