Hi All. Has anyone had any success importing pre-existing active GCP resources into their Pulumi stack? I've tried various documented methods without success so far. E.G.

error: Preview failed: unrecognized resource type (Read): gcp:compute:Instance

Am probably missing something obvious. I've tried with stacks configured with

gcp-python

and

google-native-yaml

templates.

Example test.json:

{
  "resources": [
    {
      "type": "gcp:compute:Instance",
      "name": "********",
      "id": "787623324243234"
    }
  ]
}

name

and

id

sourced from

gcloud compute instances describe ***** --zone **** --format=json

output

error from

pulumi import -f test.json

Hello James what was the pulumi preview like

I mean what kinda error you read there

It's a new project with json file.

Have tried with

"type": "google-native:compute/v1:Instance" too

In this case I get

error: Preview failed: selfLink property "selfLink" not found

Hey everyone! I have a multi-account AWS architecture with lots of resources that need to be provisioned dynamically. Most of my infra is in CloudFormation and I’m going to be migrating it all over to Pulumi. Need to do it as quickly as possible, so I would love some advice up front. Most specifically: 1. There’s a set of resources I need to deploy many instances of on demand. If I organize them into components and deploy instances of them with the Automation API, does that add those resources to the state so they can be redeployed if I rip down the whole architecture? 2. What Pulumi tooling is available to manage many AWS accounts? Think account-per-tenant provisioning 3. Is there a repository of examples of components?

Hi folks, new to Pulumi and getting our team account set up with some basic testing to see how things work. I have yet another question about

.apply

which I think I'm just getting syntax wrong. Code in my first reply, but the general gist of what I'm attempting: • Given two projects, we'll call them

bucket

and

iam

• Export an s3 bucket from the

bucket

project • Get the string value of that bucket's ARN in the

iam

project

Hi there, is there a way to suppress the 'new version available' warnings in pulumi ?

Hi Team Can u people help me How to install the pulumi in Windows through Gitbash or command Prompt??

Hello everyone, I have a question about azure-native, keyVault and WebApp. My use case is simple => I want to store a secret in keyVault, which I then want to access in the App Settings (Environment Settings) of the WebApp. Unfortunately, I create a circle reference when I try to do this and I don't get anywhere at this point. But here again individual actions I want to perform: 1.) new azure-native.web.WebApp(...): Create a WebApp with a managed System Identity and various AppSettings (Env. Variables) 2.) new azure-native.keyvault.Vault(...) Create a vault with an AccessPolicy for the WebApp created in 1.). For referencing the WebApp I use the outputs of the WebApp. 3.) new azure-native.keyvault.Secret(...) Create a Secret in the KeyVault created in point 2.) At this point it's over for me, because I want to access the Secret of the KeyVault in the AppSettings of the WebApp. If I now simply extend the AppSettings of the WebApp (see point 1.)) so that they access the Secret (Output Value) of the KeyVault I have created a circle reference. Can anyone tell me what I need to do to handle this in azure-native....

Is there a simple way to get, from Pulumi, the currently / default configured kubernetes Provider? Or maybe the currently / default configured kubernetes cluster? I assume one is being built based on the values in the YAML file of the current stack behind the scenes.

hey folks.. I have a very newbie question , but maybe a complex scenario

Hi, we are looking at writing a custom component and the documentation is incomplete as to what should be supplied to the “props” of the component base class. Going with Python:

super().__init__(
  "<component-type-id>",
  "<component-name>",
  props: Optional[Inputs],
  opts
)

In the examples I can find the

props

are not handled. Digging through the code that seems to resolve to the

Resource.__init__(... props )

To confirm, my best guess is that any

pulumi.Input[]

to my custom component should be forwarded to the base class

__init__

AND that part of the reason for this is to allow Pulumi to work out dependency ordering between my component and other resource outputs… BUT that it generally doesn’t matter in practice because these are forwarded to sub-resources of the component so the dependency ordering is handled that way. --- So the question here: (1) is the understanding above correct and (2) are there any other important reasons for specifying the component properties? In all of the Pulumi examples, they seem to pass

None

or

{}

(e.g. Azure Virtual Data Center)

Hi I am looking to run the getting started example with kubernetes and found some issues, the import for the kubernetes sdk in the docs don't work and I am getting the following error:

error: Running program [PID: 7304](unknown) failed with an unhandled exception: java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: Convert [com.pulumi.kubernetes.apps.v1.Deployment.spec]: Error converting 'com.google.common.collect.RegularImmutableMap' to 'TypeShape{type=class com.pulumi.kubernetes.apps.v1.outputs.DeploymentSpec, parameters=[]}'. argument type mismatch at com.pulumi.serialization.internal.Converter.convertObjectUntyped(Converter.java:118) at com.pulumi.serialization.internal.Converter.convertValue(Converter.java:85) at com.pulumi.core.internal.OutputCompletionSource.setValue(OutputCompletionSource.java:95) at com.pulumi.deployment.internal.DeploymentImpl$ReadOrRegisterResourceInternal.lambda$completeResourceAsync$0(DeploymentImpl.java:1193) at java.base/java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture$UniApply.tryFire(CompletableFuture.java:642) at java.base/java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture$Completion.exec(CompletableFuture.java:479) at java.base/java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinTask.doExec(ForkJoinTask.java:290) at java.base/java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool$WorkQueue.topLevelExec(ForkJoinPool.java:1020) at java.base/java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool.scan(ForkJoinPool.java:1656) at java.base/java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool.runWorker(ForkJoinPool.java:1594) at java.base/java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinWorkerThread.run(ForkJoinWorkerThread.java:183) Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: argument type mismatch

We should just keep

Pulumi.*.yaml

files in git, right? So long as we store the secret key for the values within the file in a proper manner this is the way, correct?

If I begin trialing Pulumi on an individual free plan, can I upgrade that plan to a Team plan later? Or would I need to start fresh from a new account?

Hi and first message from me. We are looking into IaC and that's why I'm here now :-) We have three environments - QA, Stage and Production and an Azure setup for each of them. Today or TeamCity starts a new build workflow, unit tests, etc. All triggered by a commit to GitHub and TeamCity creates NuGet packages and deploys to our eight app services through Octopus deploy In this workflow I would like to introduce IaC and destroy / recreate "everything" in Azure every time we deploy to Azure. I would like to to this: - Create a new database from and apply a bunch of SQL scripts and insert misc. records into tables to have the same starting point each time. - Create a resource group - Create service plans, app services - Add access restrictions, etc. Is all the above possible with Pulumi and can we continue to use TeamCity / Octopus to reach this goal? If yes, then I will create a POC to convince my boss to invest in this project 😀

Is there good documentation somewhere for working with promises? I don't really understand what they are.

When using Pulumi with Kubernetes can we generate the output YAML files from Pulumi ?

Hi I converted the quickstart k8s java example into Kotlin/JVM and I would like to share where: https://github.com/luistrigueiros/quickstart-pulumi-k8s-kotlin

I would like to make in more Kotlin idomatic using a DSL support later

Hi, an official vscode extension for pulumi? To syntax highlight and auto completion?

hi How to start stop a ec2 instance using pulumi automation api?

Hi Anyone know how I can create a stack from GitHub Actions? I can only see commands for "up", "refresh"... No stack creation options 🤔

Hi, How do I get generated password from this https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/random/api-docs/randompassword/

Howdy! I started a project then deleted it and am trying to re-use the name, but it's telling me that "a project with that name already exists". I assume that means y'all are using soft delete for projects? Is there a way to reuse a project name?

However, I do see the need for more

database: mongodb
mongoHost: localhost
nodeEnvironment: "18"
protocols: http

can any confirm the exact value of these to run this example.. with above config, pulumi up says

* Error initializing Docker client: protocol not available