I am getting this error: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli/issues/9834 But it seems like it is already registered in the azure portal

Is there support of YAML for all the resources?

Missing api version I don't see the docs mentioning where it should say API version in the json file...

{
  "resources": [
    {
      "name": "myapp",
      "type": "azure-native:insights:Workbook?api-version=2015-04-01",
      "id": "/subscriptions/7d16aa8c-06b1-4044-bad3-9a460dfba13d/resourcegroups/defaultresourcegroup-eus/providers/microsoft.operationalinsights/workspaces/defaultworkspace-7dsdfsdfsdfdsa232313d-eus",
    },
    {
      "type": "azure-native:web:AppServicePlan",
      "name": "asp-core-dev",
      "id": "/subscriptions/7d232332344-bad3-9a2323232d/resourceGroups/rg-orchard-dev/providers/Microsoft.Web/serverFarms/asp-core-dev"
    }
  ]
}

Where in the docs did you write this? I don't see any place? I might be wrong though

[Updates: see replies] Is there a better guide than this https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/continuous-delivery/github-actions/ for Pulumi + GitHub Actions + Azure? If not, does this still work? I'm stuck

Hey, can you use Pulumi.Yaml to add config variables, or do you need to have the stackname.yaml to be able to get the correct values?

Hi folks, I am trying to get something done with Pulumi and I’m not even sure it’s possible after checking all examples. Basically, what I need to achieve is the following: 1. create some resources 2. (do some other testing with python) 3. modify those resources 4. (do some other testing) 5. and so forth 6. finally, destroy the thing. I figured the automation API is the way to go, but it insists on receiving a static program rather than (what I would have liked to) an ‘open-ended’ stack that will get updated as I modify objects.

For one of my stacks, I want to generate a secure password and store it in a new AWS SSM parameter. How can I get this to generate only on the creation of the resource but not override the value on subsequent stack updates? Should I be creating this SSM resource outside of my stack? Is this the use case for setting a pulumi secret? I'm using the Automation API - does this change ideal usage?

Hi all, have the processes that pull in upstream terraform provider changes stopped working? I am hoping to use a couple of new features, e.g. 1.

aws.kinesisanalyticsv2.Application

::

runtimeEnvironment: 'FLINK-1_15'

2.

aws.lambda.Function

::

runtime: 'nodejs18.x'

In a few things I’ve read it’s mentioned that the process to pull in upstream changes is automated and usually brings in the latest updates within a couple of hours although there hasn’t been much movement in the CLI or Nodejs packages. is it possibly due to the launch of many new features at reinvent?

Hi, I am trying to work with instantiating objects ad-hoc and it looks like this creates a major problem with referencing other objects - I cannot reference them because they have yet to be created. I’m using the method suggested by fraser above (see that discussion). I can’t “translate” even this standard snippet to this method: vpc = ec2.Vpc( “myvpc”, cidr_block=“10.0.0.0/16”) igw = ec2.InternetGateway( “myinternetgateway”, vpc_id=vpc.id) if there was an introspection method to extract the constructor and parameters dynamically, maybe it would have worked

Hi Everyone, what will be the new implementation for network.NetworkInterfaceSecurityGroupAssociation & network.NetworkInterfaceApplicationSecurityGroupAssociation in azure-native python. Since i'm doing migration from azure-classic to azure-native in python. Someone can help on this much appreciated.

Hey All, I seem to be stuck in an error loop

@ Previewing update....
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack <stack>-<stack> running 
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack <stack>-<stack> running error: Missing required configuration variable '<stack>:aws:account'
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack <stack>-<stack> running error: an unhandled error occurred: Program exited with non-zero exit code: 1
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack <stack>-<stack>  2 errors

Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (<stack>-<stack>):
    error: Missing required configuration variable '<stack>:aws:account'
        please set a value using the command `pulumi config set <stack>:aws:account <value>`
    error: an unhandled error occurred: Program exited with non-zero exit code: 1

Following the error leads me to this:

Run pipenv run pulumi config set region *** --stack <acct>/<stack>/<stack>
Logging in using access token from PULUMI_ACCESS_TOKEN
error: invalid configuration key: could not parse <stack>:aws:account as a configuration key (configuration keys should be of the form `<namespace>:<name>`)

Running this via GH Actions

Might be a dumb question, but is there any way to have a new line in the Pulumi Log Info output? I tried

// Create New Line in Pulumi Log
<http://Pulumi.Log.Info|Pulumi.Log.Info>($"");
Console.WriteLine("\n");
<http://Pulumi.Log.Info|Pulumi.Log.Info>($"");
<http://Pulumi.Log.Info|Pulumi.Log.Info>($"");

Hi, I’m newbie, so sorry for some of the more pedestrian questions. I’ve been looking and trying to find if it is possible to have Pulumi run python and yaml in the same stack? If anybody could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.

Hi, I'm attempting to run Pulumi CLI from a node process using spawn. While I'm able to run the CLI from the new process, it fails because it's unable to find it's own dependencies, (in my CI, works fine locally) most likely due to a mis-match in the PATH. However, I'm not seeing any issue in the PATH that is being sent to the process. Has anyone encountered a similar issue?

Anyone have tips for setting up Pulumi for configuring roles and resources in Snowflake? I’d prefer not to create an AWS account other than the managed account under Snowflake Also, I keep running into an error when setting up my project where grpcio can’t install because the wheels are missing. Is this because I skipped the step of setting up AWS?

Hello! I’ve been looking into Pulumi for a greenfield project, instead of Terraform. Looking to have state file in storage bucket, not in Pulumi service for this one, however I’m quite a bit put off by amount of issues and the fact they have been hanging there for a really time in the list of issues for self-managed backends. Is using self-managed backend common, or rare thing, to do in Pulumi, and is anyone using these for serious production use? In Terraform I’ve seen more self-managed backends than use of Terraform Cloud.

hi everyone, I am trying to share a stack with another developer. There's a Pulumi.yaml in the project dir, and a Pulumi.cicd.yaml alongside it. I can build the

cicd

stack no problem, but when the other developer checks out the same git repo with those files, he finds no stacks, even though he has both yaml files.

Hello 🙂 I can’t create a python Pulumi project with any requirements beyond the pulumi (e.g.

pulumi-aws

) ones - been trying to update the

requirements.txt

file and then

pulumi refresh

but it doesn’t seem to work

I have a scenario in which a particular resource was created by some other developer through a different codebase and now I want to reference that resource to use its output properties as input to my resource, how can I possibly do it?

how could I exclude a specific resource while executing a preview or up command is there any flag that can be used . the code used is typescript

I'm making my first steps with Pulumi, trying to set up a GCP

IAMCustomRole

, however, I'm confused why the docs at https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/gcp/api-docs/projects/iamcustomrole/#inputs don't show the

orgId

property while the TS compiler (by way of VS Code) seems to insist on it being there

hello! is there someone here with whom i can discuss pricing? i'm not getting an answer on the chat on your website. thank you 🙂

Hi, I’m having trouble getting started with reusable components. I’m trying to use TypeScript to author a simple reusable component resource that I can use to deploy an S3 bucket on AWS. I’ll start a thread here to share what I have tried and the issue I’m having! 🧶

If I need the Output<string> property from an object (in my case an UserAssignedIdentity object) - how exactly should I get that? There is no .Apply() for the object itself and Apply(x => x.ToString()) for the property itself doesn't seem to do anything.

Hi, I’m using typescript and I would like to use Top-level await. my tsconfig:

pulumi vefsion - 3.50.2

nodejs version - 18.3

Hi, I’m using typescript and I want to run 2 stacks in a row. I would like the second stack to be initialized with an output from the first stack. Is it possible using the automation api ? can you give a sample code ?

Hello, I am getting started with Pulumi. How to deal with Kubernetes Deployment which I already have in yaml file or if I would like to do this: kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reactive-tech/kubegres/v1.16/kubegres.yaml ? thank you