Maybe a newbies question... can I have the stack as suffix in a resourcegroup name? Like resourcegroup-dev instead of a random suffix? I am using c#

Have anyone used github action with pulumi? If I have 6 project, and each project have about 10 stacks. How do I setup my CI to check for all the changes? Seems I have to ran pulumi up for all stack in each project?

If I create 2 of the same resource underneath different parents or the same type, their names conflict. I think this is due to the URN not including the parent resource name. Is this intentional? Is there a better workaround than using a prefix in the resource names?

Hi all. I have some stacks made like dev, tst, prd, for some projects, and others are under my org, so gurdips1/dev, gurdips1/tst, etc. Can I move stacks to the org model?

My stack have 800+ resources, most of them are static assets of pulumi/azure-static-website. Why ‘pulumi up’ took 4+ mins for 803 unchanged resources? I just add one more output for cdnURL. Did pulumi verify each resource for change one by one?

hey, any idea how to get an output like {accName1 => id1, accName2 => id2} with this snippet?

I have been looking into pulumi k8s operator, it reminds me of crossplane where you can also create infra as CR's. I am new to pulumi, just wondering if there is any similarities, difference between pulumi k8s operator pattern and crossplane

Hi! I m new to pulumi and i m a little bit confused 🙂

ATM i m using ts, i created a volume like this:

const myManagedDisk = new azure.compute.ManagedDisk("myManagedDisk", {
    location: resourceGroup.location,
    resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,

    storageAccountType: "Standard_LRS",
    createOption: "Empty",
    diskSizeGb: 250,
});

const gpuDataDiskAttachment = new azure.compute.DataDiskAttachment("myDataDiskAttachment", {
    managedDiskId: myManagedDisk.id,
    virtualMachineId: vm.id,
    lun: 10,
    caching: "ReadOnly",
});

That worked well. The disk still exist in the RessourceGroup, but on rerun i want to use the existing managed disk, but i m not able to attach it to a new a vm if i rerun the stack, no matter what i change. if i dont change my script creationOption would be "Empty" like shown above, then i get : Code="ConflictingUserInput" Message="source-osdisk already exists in resource group RG-5265FCB5. Only CreateOption.Attach is supported." Ok, but when i change to attach i get: resource 'source' has a problem: expected create_option to be one of [Copy Empty FromImage Import ImportSecure Restore Upload], got Attach. Examine values at 'ManagedDisk.CreateOption'. In doc: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure/api-docs/compute/manageddisk/ there "Possible values include:" are empty But how would i attach an existing manged disk to the vm.

I think I'm missing something obvious. I have a Pulumi.yaml that defines a specific configuration parameter as being an array as documented here: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/config/#strongly-typed-configuration However, when I try to fetch the value (typescript) there is a type mismatch that breaks hard:

let hostAnnotation: { [key: string]: string } = {};
  if (cfg.get("traefikHosts")) {
    hostAnnotation = {
      "somekey": (
        cfg.require("hosts") as unknown as string[]
      ).join(","),
    };
  }

I get:

TypeError: cfg.require(...).join

is not a function I cannot for the life of me work out how to make the type checker happy 😞

Coming into Pulumi, my understanding was that, if Pulumi does not have a provider for something (in my example case managing a self-hosted mongodb), we could use any given terraform provider for that thing within pulumi. But the documentation is pretty scarce on it, and I am starting to believe, and I assume that's just what it is, that with that terraform bridge you are able to CREATE a provider for Pulumi FROM a terraform provider, but basically providing one ready made pulumi provider utilizing any given terraform provider. So is this correct? Tl;dr: Is my assumption correct that pulumi can NOT utilize terraform providers as fallback intrinsically, just provides a way for you to provide a pulumi provider utilizing a terraform provider with the terraform bridge?

I have troubles get Pulumi maintain the resources in the proper Azure subscription. Even when I specify it in the dev.yaml, it still goes to another subscription...

A pricing question... If I understand it correctly, the pricing per hour means: as long as your config exists in Pulumi, you'll pay for every hour it sits there. No matter if it is used or not. So would it make sense to remove the project when the development phase of an application is over, and no changes in the infrastructure will be expected?

hello, question about pulumis ability to terminate an ec2 instance....

stop_state = aws.ec2transitgateway.InstanceState("stop_state",
    instance_id=new_ec2.id,
    state="stopped")
terminate_state = aws.ec2transitgateway.InstanceState("terminate_state",
    instance_id=new_ec2.id,
    state="terminated")

terminate_state

does not work because there is no possible argument of "terminated" for the

state

parameter. however, i'm having a hard time finding a way to terminate an ec2 instance. there are no direct methods on the instance, and there are no arguments for when i created it that would allow to do this

do i have to use

pulumi destroy

?

Hi, need some help please. I was required to use cloudformation stack to create s3 buckets in 3 regions using cloudformation.NewStack, then i need to replicate them mutually using s3.NewBucketReplicationConfig. Inside template yaml file, specify the BucketName and ARN as the Outputs, but i have the problem to get the Outputs from cloudformation stack since the Outputs are empty. I’m new to pulumi, so I am wondering whether there is a functionality to wait for the cloudformation stack creations, or any post hook to run replication process? Appreciate it if someone can provide some ideas.

@ Updating......... + azure-nativewebWebApp seesharp creating (6s) error: autorest/azure: Service returned an error. Status=<nil> <nil> + azure-nativewebWebApp seesharp creating failed error: autorest/azure: Service returned an error. Status=<nil> <nil> pulumipulumiStack Sharp-Infra-dev running error: update failed pulumipulumiStack Sharp-Infra-dev failed 1 error This is what I get with -v 5. How should I proceed to find out what is wrong? The Status <nil> <nil> doesn't tell me anything.

Hi all, I am setting up my first CICD pipeline for Pulumi (Well the CD bit with Octopus!) .Everything looks good but I get this error: Selecting stack gurdips1/KillerGaming.Infrastructure.RabbitMQ/global April 8th 2023 011051 Fatal Stack gurdips1/KillerGaming.Infrastructure.RabbitMQ/global does not exist. April 8th 2023 011051 Fatal The action Run Pulumi Preview on GLOOCTWRK01-Tentacle failed I can sign in, so that i fine. I am confused on stack naming. The Octopus step says it should be fully qualified witrh org and project names. My stack name is gurdips1/global ( i checked with a pulumi command).

Hi! I started with the tutorial https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/azure/deploy-stack/ but I'm stuck. Somehow it can't retrieve the Azure CLI version? See output:

Previewing update (dev)

View in Browser (Ctrl+O): <https://app.pulumi.com/xxxx>

     Type                                     Name            Plan       Info
 +   pulumi:pulumi:Stack                      quickstart-dev  create
     └─ azure-native:resources:ResourceGroup  resourceGroup              1 error

Diagnostics:
  azure-native:resources:ResourceGroup (resourceGroup):
    error: could not determine az version: unmarshaling the result of Azure CLI: invalid character 'a' looking for beginning of value

I'm running Azure CLI 2.47.0.

Hi, I've run into a issue creating a stack and it seems like the documentation/cli aren't aligned:

The stack name is specified in one of the following formats:

stackName: Identifies the stack stackName in the current user account or default organization, and the project specified by the nearest Pulumi.yaml project file.
orgName/stackName: Identifies the stack stackName in the organization orgName, and the project specified by the nearest Pulumi.yaml project file.
orgName/projectName/stackName: Identifies the stack stackName in the organization orgName and the project projectName. projectName must match the project specified by the nearest Pulumi.yaml project file.

However when I try to create a new stack following the

orgName/projectName/StackName

syntax I get the following error:

geoff@geoffs-mbp db % pulumi stack init
stack name: (dev) organization/db/poc
Sorry, 'organization/db/poc' is not a valid stack name. stack names are limited to 100 characters and may only contain alphanumeric, hyphens, underscores, or periods: "organization/db/poc"

Hi everyone 🙂 I'm new to Pulumi and I've been able to setup my VMs in OpenStack with ssh and docker configured ... but I'm stuck with an enigmatic error when trying to create a container in the created VMs:

import pulumi
import pulumi_docker as docker

remote_docker = docker.Provider("remote_docker",
                                host="<ssh://user@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:22>",
                                ssh_opts=["-i", "/home/local_user/.ssh/id_rsa"]
                                )


container = docker.Container("hello",
                                name="hello",
                                tty="true",
                                image="<http://my-registry.com/alpine:latest|my-registry.com/alpine:latest>",
                                command=["sleep", "100000000"],
                                opts=pulumi.ResourceOptions(provider=remote_docker),
                                )

I'm getting the following error:

Diagnostics:
  docker:index:Container (hello):
    error: 1 error occurred:
        * Error pinging Docker server: Error response from daemon: 400 Bad Request: malformed Host header

This works locally ... but not remotely ... I can access the VM using ssh and run the container manually Any help is appreciated 🙂

Hello, I think it makes sense for me to split my project into two separate projects (following the micro-stack pattern). However each project would require outputs from the other project, causing a circular dependency. Is this resolvable, or does this need to stay as one project? I saw this post (https://www.pulumi.com/blog/exploring-circular-dependencies/) which gave me hope that it was resolvable, but I am not sure how much of this is theory as opposed to currently working code.

Greetings, I've created a project yaml that contains a template for configuration defaults. However when I run

pulumi stack init

it doesn't use the defaults. I would have hoped that it would ask me about each config in the template and hitting enter uses the default. How does one configure a new stack interactively?

Hi all, I’m curious - we have Pulumi working to deploy our staging/production infrastructure, but the holy grail of DX for me is to actually be spinning up an instance of our full infrastructure on each git PR, like full-stack Vercel-style preview deploys. How would one implement something like that (at a high level)?

hello. I am having difficulty with how resource in-place updates work. I am using getVirtualNetwork which has an output of subnets. I proceed to add a new subnet to that virtual network. however the VirtuakNetworkResult subnets do not contain the new subnet. is there a way to reload a resource?

Hi folks ! I’m curretly trying to setup a EKS Cluster using Pulumi (Golang). I’m following this tutorial : https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/aws/deploy-stack/ However I need to set custom availability zones in

us-east-1

. Can anyone point me to how I should go about doing it ? I’m mucking around right now trying to identify the right place to modify it VPC settings ?

Hey folks can someone help me with this: I couldn’t find an example that works for finding existing resources within my aws (golang). Here are some examples I’m trying to figure out:

efsID := "fs-0f1f2f3f4f5f6f7f8" // Replace this with the EFS ID
	// Connect to EFS Filesystem and mount it
	efs, err := efs.GetFileSystem(ctx, "ark-efs", efsID, nil)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}

// Find the default Relational Database Service (RDS)
func findDefaultRDS(ctx *pulumi.Context) *rds.Instance {
	// Find default RDS
	rdsName := "Whatever"
	rdsID := "rds-1234567890"
	rds, err := rds.GetInstance(ctx, rdsName, rdsID)

	if err != nil {
		panic("Could not find RDS")
	}

	return rds
}

I’m unable to figure out how I should pass the IDs in both the methods and if passing the exact name is necessary if I pass the ID’s

Additionally, I’m trying to figure out if theres a way in which I can mount the efs onto my ec2 instance from pulumi without passing a shell command

I can’t seem to figure out any way to convert a string into an

IDInput