me too 😞

Hello my fellow pulumiers 🙂, can someone break down a high level sequenced example of how they are using pulumi@kubernetes with existing CICD pipelines? I am working out a pulumi@kubernetes PoC for my org and want to make sure I am on the correct path. Thanks!

Hello, some time ago I noticed on reddit that one of pulumi team members said he is going to spend more time to make more pulumi features available in python. Any progress on this ?

Hello 🙂 I have a question regarding AWS

TargetGroups

. I want to create a target group and register an instance I've created in a previous step:

new aws.elasticloadbalancingv2.TargetGroup(`${config.fqsn}-access-tg`, {
  vpcId: config.vpc,
  protocol: "HTTPS",
  port: 8443,
  targetType: "instance",
  healthCheck: {
    protocol: "HTTPS",
    port: "traffic",
    path: "/"
  },
});

Unfortunately, there is no

targets

attribute in the

TargetGroupArgs

. Chances are that I miss something. Any help is highly appreciated 🙂

Hi, I have a general question about Pulumi and relational databases. So, Pulumi is pretty great at creating empty relational databases in the cloud (AWS RDS, Azure SQL DB, etc.). There are some handy examples of that in the pulumi/examples repo. But most of the time I also need to populate that database (with schemas and data) before it’s useful to my application. At the moment I’m just restoring the contents of my database manually outside of Pulumi, but there’s gotta be a better way. Is anyone aware of a good workflow for deploying relational database schema+data to a Pulumi stack?

i've got a really strange thing with a kube CRD where kubectl get doesn't list it, pulumi's convinced it doesnt exist.. but when pulumi tries to create it it's erroring because it apparently already exists.

anybody have any idea how i can fix something like that?

Anyone doing any hacks around getting local storage working with something like Blob storage or S3 bucket yet?

Is there a way to run a job, like a database migration, wait on it’s completion status and then continue deployment if it’s successful? I’m using k8s FYI

@thankful-artist-95425 pretty sure there isn't direct support. You might be able to piece something together by using await/async (typescript/js) and waiting for some callback even to occur. The ffmpeg example shows how to wait for events on s3 buckets - maybe you can do somethign with Lambdas?

(AWS Lambda functions I mean)

hi all, trying to create an Azure Function using example here: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/azure-ts-functions however i don't want it to be executed over HTTP but rather from a timer only. I see that it's based on

azure:HttpFunction

but I can't seem to find any docs/references for this or other similar classes

Hi guys, I like programming infra with real code but one thing I find cumbersome is the resource output system. As soon as we begin to use the apply method, I find that the resulting code is less readable (especially for more OPS-background people). But I have a question: how to handle multiple replacement values ? I could chain the apply function if I know the exact number (which would be very ugly) but in my case I receive a list of unknown size.

Stripped down example: I have a list of bucket in

buckets

variables, and I want to generate the string:

["arn:aws:s3:::${bucket1.id}", "arn:aws:s3:::${bucket2.id}",...]

Hey peeps. I'm trying to target GCP and AWS from a single stack. I added "pulumi/gcp" to my package.json but that was shooting from the hip because I think Pulumi.yaml specifies the stack settings and right now it is configured for AWS. I might be trying to do something impossible but also didn't look too hard. Is there a way to target multiple clouds from a single stack?

I know multiple regions within a stack can be targeted by initializing the regional resources so I was trying to do the same for multiple clouds.

Hi, I'm trying to write a dynamic resource to handle Cloudflare DNS records, this is a wip code

I just caught a failure of the VPN-cni resource creation. After retrying

pulumi up

it succeeded.

When creating a

aws.elasticache.Cluster

, how do I specify if I want cluster mode on or off?

Oh I see - there's a replication group class.

currently I have this dynamic provider to handle Cloudflare DNS operations,

pulumi up

and

pulumi destroy

works fine, but

pulumi up --refresh

dies

on the kubernetes provider, is pulumi able to wait until a

StatefulSet

or

Deployment

has the disired amount of pods? This is from an old workflow, runs after the k8s resources have been applied, makes sure that the containers start up successfully and pass their readiness Checks

kubectl rollout status statefulset <NAME>

Hi, i have a problem with an apigateway with apikey and lambda setup. My code is here : https://gist.github.com/cosminilie/5d9d1c7ac800ec995423357fba556862. The problem is when i hit the URL with : curl -H "x-api-key:xxxxx" -H "Content-Type: application/json" https://xxxaas.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/prod/bambam i get internal server error. If go to the UI and lick on the lambda function in the Integration Request, i'm prompted with the "You are about to give API Gateway permission to invoke your Lambda function:" hit ok and then it works. I know i'm missing something but i don't know what. Can you guys help out?

How do I add an egress rule to an AWS security group that says all traffic, all protocols, all ports, and

0.0.0.0/0

destination?

I tried this:

egress: [{
        protocol: "ALL",
        fromPort: 0,
        toPort: 65535,
        cidrBlocks: ["0.0.0.0/0"]
    }]

But that doesn't work.

And this:

egress: [{
        protocol: "-1",
        fromPort: 0,
        toPort: 0,
        cidrBlocks: ["0.0.0.0/0"]
    }]

How do I do the equivalent of this with the

@pulumi/kubernetes

package?

kubectl apply --filename <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/giantswarm/kubernetes-prometheus/master/manifests-all.yaml>

Greetings. I may have a crazy stupid idea, but I work with some of the other engineers at MINDBODY that are provisioning GCP resources and how it’s improved their infrastructure build out vs using Terraform. On the flip side, I am tasked with provisioning resources On-Prem with vsphere, F5 LBs, Palo Alto Firewalls, Infoblox, Active Directory et. al. more traditional on-prem stack devices. So, pitting Pulumi vs Terraform for provisioning on-prem resources, YAY/NAY?

hi, i would like to know if there a way to easily display what there is inside a pulumi object for debugging purpose at deployment time where all properties are resolved ?