Take a look here to get you started https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/crosswalk/aws/lambda/

Is there anyone please who know how to set environment vars in pulumi with python, this information is NOT covered even one time in the documentation. Is it a dictionary {key:value} .

I mean seriously, there are no examples how to implement enviromnet variables in python. Can anyone help me please?

Hi #getting-started, trying to get started with pulumi + github actions. Using azure-native, and a service principal to login, I am hitting this error:

azure-native:resources:ResourceGroup (resourceGroup):
      error: building auth config: Authenticating using the Azure CLI is only supported as a User (not a Service Principal).
      
  
      To authenticate to Azure using a Service Principal, you can use the separate 'Authenticate using a Service Principal'
      auth method - instructions for which can be found here:
      
      Alternatively you can authenticate using the Azure CLI by using a User Account.

azure/login was successful. Where are the "separate 'Authenticate using a Service Principal' auth method - instructions"? Is there a way or a workaround to use pulumi with azure authenticated using a service principal?

anyone have good examples of setting up micro-stacks with typed exports in pulumi? I’m trying to avoid having errors with a large number of

stack = new plulumi.StackReference(...);
const resource1 = {
  arn: stack.getOutput("resource1Arn"),
  name: stack.getOutpu("resource1Name"),
  ...
}
...

Is there a way in pulumi to build a ConfigMap from a directory of files, like kubectl create configmap my-map --from-file ? (I've got some json config files, which I would like to map into my pod)

Hello! I’m familiar w/ Terraform and spent the last 2 days learning about Pulumi. Is there a counterpart for Terraform Modules? The Pulumi examples on youtube all uses a flat file with all resources lumped together. In the real world, what’s the best practice in spinning up a new AWS region with varying resources? What does the structure look like?

Hello, I’m wondering what’s the best way to set the default AWS region for a project? By project, I mean that I have one

Pulumi.yaml

file and I wish to create multiple different stacks from this, all using the same default AWS region. I’ve tried to use the

template

option in

Pulumi.yaml

as below, but it had no effect (specifically,

pulumi stack init

succeeded, but then

pulumi up

failed due to missing AWS region config):

template:
  config:
    aws:region:
      default: eu-west-1

Hello, I was looking for setting up volumes for AWS fargate using Pulumi. I can't find any related docs. Any help would be appreciated

Hey guys, just started using pulumi python SDK and im a big fan. My question is how does pulumi scale to 100s of projects and stacks?in terms of development, do many people just provide examples to developers? or do you create custom resources ? or can you approach this in a functional way with specific functions for commonly used setups? so a developer can simply do deploy_eks_rds_s3 for example through a centrally maintained lib. or simply write policy and let everyone write there own? I know all of these are possible but id be intrested in hearing how some people abit further on in the journey are tackling this

Working on a new project trying out Pulumi. This is a deployment using aws, eks with multiple operators. When deploying a resource like IstioOperator I need to apply a transformation and update annotations using information like certificate arns. Using the python sdk do you have an example of applying a transform using a variable?

Hi #getting-started. trying to test out Pulumi automation API using golang. I am trying to create a GCP VPC in one stack and a GKE cluster in another. I am using local backend. The VPC works fine:

net, err := compute.NewNetwork(ctx, infraName, networkConf)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}

ctx.Export("vpcName", net.Name)

Here’s the output of it getting created:

Updating (mars-vpc):

 +  pulumi:pulumi:Stack gcp-mars-vpc creating 
 +  gcp:compute:Network mars-vpc creating 
 +  gcp:compute:Network mars-vpc created 
 +  pulumi:pulumi:Stack gcp-mars-vpc created 
 
Outputs:
    vpcName: "mars-vpc"

Resources:
    + 2 created

For GKE, I am trying to get the `vpcName`:

vpcStack, err := pulumi.NewStackReference(ctx, vpcStackName, nil)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
vpcName := vpcStack.GetOutput(pulumi.String("vpcName"))

gkeConf := &container.ClusterArgs{
			Description: pulumi.StringPtr(fmt.Sprintf("GKE created for %s-krate", strings.Split(stack, "-")[0])),
			Location:    pulumi.StringPtr("asia-southeast2"),
			Name:        pulumi.StringPtr(infraName),
			Network: vpcName.ApplyT(func(v string) string {
				return v
			}).(pulumi.StringOutput),
		}

But i get this error:

stderr: error: an unhandled error occurred: go inline source runtime error, an unhandled error occurred:: applier must have 1 input parameter assignable from interface {}

what am i missing? any help would be appreciated…

My guess is that

vpcName

does not implement

string

, and so your input parameter needs to b e

func(v interface{})  string {  … }

I’d try something like:

func(v interface{}) string {
  vStr := v.(string)
  return vStr
}

you’ll likely get a better error as to what the type of

v

is.

Just what was needed:

Network: vpcName.ApplyT(func(v interface{}) string {
				return v.(string)
			}).(pulumi.StringOutput),

+Previewing update (mars-gke):
+ pulumi:pulumi:Stack: (create)
    [urn=urn:pulumi:mars-gke::gcp::pulumi:pulumi:Stack::gcp-mars-gke]
    > pulumi:pulumi:StackReference: (read)
        [urn=urn:pulumi:mars-gke::gcp::pulumi:pulumi:StackReference::mars-vpc]
        name: "mars-vpc"
    + gcp:container/cluster:Cluster: (create)
        [urn=urn:pulumi:mars-gke::gcp::gcp:container/cluster:Cluster::mars-gke]
        description          : "GKE created for mars-krate"
        enableKubernetesAlpha: false
        enableL4IlbSubsetting: false
        enableLegacyAbac     : false
        enableTpu            : false
        location             : "asia-southeast2"
        name                 : "mars-gke"
        network              : "mars-vpc"
Resources:
    + 2 to create

many thanks @bored-table-20691

Hello guys, super happy to join the community

Hi there

I am new to Programming, new to Python, but know AWS and wanted to automate stuff using Pulumi for my self learning

Have installed pulumi, but in vscode, the autocompletion is not working

Hii, I have configured AWS Fargate tasks with volumes. And I am recieving an error waiting for ECS service to become ready: ResourceNotReady: exceeded wait attempts

Hi, noob here. I'm evaluating pulumi for work. the setup utilizes pulumi with github actions. env is set up globally

env:
            PULUMI_CONFIG_PASSPHRASE: ${{ secrets.PULUMI_CONFIG_PASSPHRASE }}
            PULUMI_ACCESS_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.PULUMI_ACCESS_TOKEN }}

and the pulumi preview step is as below

- name: Run pulumi preview
              uses: pulumi/actions@v3
              with:
                  command: preview
                  stack-name: dev

My github action fails with the error

Configured range: ^3
Matched version: v3.6.0
Install destination is /home/runner/.pulumi
Successfully deleted pre-existing /home/runner/.pulumi/bin
/usr/bin/tar xz --warning=no-unknown-keyword --overwrite -C /home/runner/.pulumi -f /home/runner/work/_temp/7870f4e2-f331-4e31-b9d4-c532297696f3
Error: code: 255
 stdout: 
 stderr: error: no stack named 'dev' found

 err?:

I've resolved the previous issue, posted my resolution at the end of the thread. I was using a different backend locally from the backend utilized by github actions. My local backend was set up a while ago and I'd since forgotten about it.

I am just passing on a C# coding tip in this post. The conventional styles of declaring a resource stack in Pulumi/C# trigger information messages from the compiler about an unused instance or unnecessary assignment. Today I discovered a new (to me) C# feature called a discard, using this results in a happy compiler. The underscore in the code below is the syntax for a discard. // new AzureNative.DocumentDB.SqlResourceSqlDatabase( // var db = new AzureNative.DocumentDB.SqlResourceSqlDatabase( _ = new AzureNative.DocumentDB.SqlResourceSqlDatabase(...

Hello!, I am starting to port our infra to Pulumi and need to pick a language, I am way more familiar with Go but Python would not be a problem, is pulumi more mature in one vs the other?

Hey guys, I am working with pulumi & azure native to create a storage account with the follow specs:

const storageAccount = new azure_native.storage.StorageAccount(storageAccountName, {
        accountName: storageAccountName,
        resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,
        location: resourceGroup.location,
        sku: {
            name: 'Standard_GRS'
        },
        kind: 'StorageV2'
    });

I am trying to figure out how to get the primary connection string from this instance. Does anyone know how to do that? I noticed standard storage account using the Azure library (not azure native) has a property

primaryConnectionString

that can be used as an output. Does something similar exist for the azure-native version of the storage account? Any help is appreciated.

Hello! I'm Anish and a ML Engineer. I'm new to Pulumi but I'm impressed with the Python library so far. I think Pulumi can be used to simplify infrastructure provisioning for data scientists and analysts. To that end, are there any resources or blog posts that use pulumi to setup and provision ML infrastructure?

Hello all. I’m wondering about the approach of storing the access token as a secret; e.g. from the Civo provider docs:

pulumi config set civo:token XXXXXXXXXXXXXX --secret

I see an encrypted value of the token is written out into a yaml file in the project. My question is, is this safe to commit into SCM or should it be ignored; i.e. excluded via .gitignore? Thanks in advance!