What is the Go binary that Pulumi will search for to create the infrastructure? Is it the project name as listed in Pulumi.yaml?

If anyone wants to join @lemon-agent-27707 for a virtual meetup, on building modern cloud infrastructure with Pulumi, there is still a bit of time left to do so 😉 The event starts in 10 mins https://zoom.us/meeting/register/v5ArduqppzktTGXdApktCMJJfbLsXCDjeA (hosted by the Golang DC Meetup)

Given the time difference with Belgium, I miscalculated and placed it in my agenda for today, 1 day late…. 🙈 Was this recorded?

I think it was 😅 but I’m not sure how they’ll distribute the recording though. I’m sure that either @lemon-agent-27707 or @best-garden-6174 could share the slides

@green-morning-1318 @limited-rainbow-51650 The video is live here on youtube:

Ah that’s awesome! Thanks for sharing 🙌

Updated version of the meetup video ^^ (edited and sped up a little bit):

Does anyone have an example of using a

pulumi.ResourceOption

correctly?

searching back through the channel has proven unhelpful

nvm, figured out that I should access it through the provided functions like

DeleteBeforeReplace

Hi, I am trying to use the something similar to https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/gcp-go-functions to deploy a

go

google cloud function

.
├── deployments
│   ├── Pulumi.dev.yaml
│   ├── Pulumi.yaml
│   ├── go.mod
│   ├── go.sum
│   └── main.go
├── function
│   ├── Anagram.go
│   ├── Anagram_test.go
│   ├── go.mod
│   └── pkg
│       └── anagram
│           ├── anagram.go
│           └── anagram_test.go
└── scripts
    ├── Anagram_System_test.go
    └── systemtest.sh

A bunch of enhancements for go shipped in the latest CLI release today: https://pulumi-community.slack.com/archives/CB36DSVSA/p1586820752093400

There is one breaking change in behavior that I'd like to make everyone aware of. Previously we automatically used a binary matching the name of the project if we found one in

$CWD

,

$PATH

, or

$GOBIN

With the latest release this behavior is opt-in only and requires specifying the name of the binary in your

pulumi.yaml

file: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/project/#pulumi-yaml

If you don't specify the

runtime.options.binary

property in the

pulumi.yaml

we will run your sources in CWD via

go run

. We decided to make this change after numerous instances of users being caught off guard and experiencing bugs due to this behavior. Whether it be extraneous binaries on the path causing collision, accidental builds leaving stale artifacts, etc.

Sorry for the any inconvenience this cause and let me know if you have any questions.

Hi, I’d like to hand off the string value of a

StringOutput

as a

string

— how can I do this conversion? I don’t see any straightforward method.

I see

// Helpers for accessing properties are not yet available in Go.

in the docs…

So this means I can’t use properties of the objects I get back from AWS in go?

@here I'll be giving a virtual talk on getting started with Go and Pulumi this evening (PDT). We'll be covering: 1. Provisioning - We'll author an application on AWS, exploring Pulumi's familiar imperative approach using Go that still enables declarative state and change management. 2. Testing - Pulumi's unique approach opens up a lot of options with unit and integration testing and gives you the confidence to move quickly. 3. Architecture - Programming languages are naturally suited to encapsulation and abstraction. This enables us to represent our architecture in reusable components that can be published and shared across teams and organizations. Plenty of space left to join in! https://www.meetup.com/golang/events/269676725/

The event is starting in 20 minutes. My talk will be at 6:45 PDT. https://www.crowdcast.io/e/2020-04-14-PNW-Go

Great talk BTW

Hello, I’m trying to have a container running on ECS Fargate with an autoscaling based on a metric (let’s say CPU usage). Currently I have one instance my container running, and I’m not sure how to proceed to setup the autoscalling. I’ve found the typescript guide https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/crosswalk/aws/autoscaling/ but it is using awsx, which I don’t think is available in go yet. I have not found an example for this on the example repository. I feel like it should be done through the cluster with a capacity provider but I do not know how. Could you help me by telling me how to start solving my issue or do you have an example of this ? Thank you 🙂

😛artypus: Shoutout to @alert-magician-97184 for his examples contribution 😛artypus: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-go-s3-folder-component

Looking at the GKE go sample, I see that it uses pulumi specific types for things like Strings and Arrays instead of using native go types. Is that just a case of the sample not being updated, or is that working as intended?

Hello , I am trying to find if anyone is able to perform integration tests for pulumi programs that makes use of stack references ? I am not able to find proper documentation around this too

Hello, where do I have find all the AWS Resources documentation?

Hi, I'm getting a diff on metadata during every run when creating cloudrun service. Any idea why?

error: program failed: 1 error occurred:
        * missing required argument 'AccountId'
    exit status 1

These kind of messages don't help very much 🙂 I have no idea where to look.