<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-awsx/sdk|github.com/pulumi/pulumi-awsx/sdk>

still shows

v1.0.0-testplsignore.0

as

latest

on pkg.go.dev (and via go get) Any new releases on the way? 😅

How can I convert a pulumi.StringOutput to string ? I am provisioning an AWS codebuild, when trying to create a policy document some of the fields are for example

Resources

require a slice of string ([]string) , I wan to pass some values here that I am creating in the pulumi code as well. Is there any way to do this ? I can just put the string value there since resource arn format is pre determined, but is there any better way ?

Anyone has experience with Helm release? trying to pass values to an helm chart like so:

Values: pulumi.Map{
  "controller": pulumi.Map{
    "resources": pulumi.MapArray{pulumi.Map{
      "limits": pulumi.MapArray{pulumi.Map{
        "cpu":    pulumi.String(values.Controller.Limits.CPU),
        "memory": pulumi.String(values.Controller.Limits.Memory),
      }},
      "requests": pulumi.MapArray{pulumi.Map{
        "cpu":    pulumi.String(values.Controller.Requests.CPU),
        "memory": pulumi.String(values.Controller.Requests.CPU),
      }},
    }},
    "replicas": <http://pulumi.Int|pulumi.Int>(values.ReplicaCount),
  },
},

and getting the error:

2022/07/27 16:14:41 warning: cannot overwrite table with non table for karpenter.controller.resources (map[limits:map[cpu:1 memory:1Gi] requests:map[cpu:1 memory:1Gi]])

Hi, I am trying to convert pulumi.StringOutput to string. Can anyone help?

Hi, I'm trying to input a s3 path into a Databricks cluster initscript but am having trouble with the nested syntax to provide it. https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/databricks/api-docs/cluster/#clusterinitscripts3 One odd bit that I see is the link from InitScripts to the ClusterInitScriptArgs lists []ClusterInitScriptArgs as the type but the link takes me to an entry named ClusterInitScript. Does this mean that I need to be doing

ClusterInitScript: { S3: {

? (also I'm very new to Pulumi - I feel like I might be missing something obvious)

_, err := databricks.NewCluster(ctx, "my-cluster", &databricks.ClusterArgs{
  InitScripts: []databricks.ClusterInitScriptArgs{
    {
      S3: &databricks.ClusterInitScriptS3{
        Destination: "<s3://path/to/script.sh>",
      },
    },
  },
}

Hey - I'm having trouble finding information on how to conditionally include a setting. I want to read an input variable and only include the configuration if the input variable exists. It's the one I got help on before but I want to only include it conditionally.

func main() {
	pulumi.Run(func(ctx *pulumi.Context) error {
        conf := config.New(ctx, "")
        INIT_SCRIPT := config.Get("init_script_path")

		cluster, err := databricks.NewCluster(ctx, "example", &databricks.ClusterArgs{
			// logic here to only include if INIT_SCRIPT has content //
            InitScripts: databricks.ClusterInitScriptArray{
				databricks.ClusterInitScriptArgs{
					S3: databricks.ClusterInitScriptS3Args{
						Destination: pulumi.String("something"),
					},
				},
			},
            // END INCLUDE AREA //
		})

		if err != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("error creating cluster: %w", err)
		}

		ctx.Export("clusterName", cluster.ClusterName)

		return nil

	})
}

Hey guys, any idea why I get the following panic error:

panic: applier must have 1 input parameter assignable from []acm.CertificateDomainValidationOption

the code is:

route53Record, errRoute53 := route53.NewRecord(ctx, fmt.Sprintf("%s-%s-acm-dns-record-validation", values.Name, values.DomainName), &route53.RecordArgs{
Name: appCert.DomainValidationOptions.ApplyT(func(name acm.CertificateDomainValidationOptionOutput) pulumi.StringPtrOutput {
   return name.ResourceRecordName()
}).(pulumi.StringOutput),
}

Any idea how can I use the getIngress function? not sure what to pass to it and how. tried doing the following:

ingress, errGetIngress := networkingv1.GetIngress(ctx, values.Name, pulumi.IDInput(grafana.Status.Namespace()), &state)

but I get the syntax error:

Cannot convert an expression of the type 'pulumi.StringPtrOutput' to the type 'pulumi.IDInput'

How do I upgrade the provider version for resources created with an older version for the AWS SDK plugin? When I run

pulumi plugin install resource aws 5.10.0

and do a

pulumi up

, Pulumi will download v5.4.0 of the plugin because of some existing resources that were created with that old version, even though the old version was uninstalled from the system. How do I get Pulumi to upgrade the resources to start using 5.10.0?

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Do we have an equivalent of json.Marshal for pulumi Types like pulumi.Map , pulumi.MapArray etc. ?

Is there a way I can tell if the current context is a destroy command in pulumi ? Similar to ctx.DryRun() for preview ?

Hi All, I have been trying to deploy my lambda on the new provided.al2 runtime for Go. I package my code using

GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -ldflags "-s -w" -tags lambda.norpc -o build/bootstrap

And then I zip it using Pulumi's

NewAssetArchive

Code: pulumi.NewAssetArchive(map[string]interface{}{
			"bootstrap": pulumi.NewFileAsset("../onboarding/cmd/onboarding/build/bootstrap"),
			"Makefile":  pulumi.NewFileAsset("../onboarding/cmd/onboarding/build/Makefile"),
		}),

And my Makefile contains

build-Onboarding:
	cp ./bootstrap $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/.

But for some reason it's like my Makefile doesn't execute then the bootstrap file stays in some root folder. Any ideas here? Thank you

Hi! I have created dual region bucket with location as

US-EAST1+US-WEST1

, and i tried to reapply the code once again. Ideally it should not do anything. But it says location changed from

US

to

US-EAST1+US-WEST1

and trying to delete the bucket and recreate it. Can someone help me to resolve this.

Hi beautiful people, I’m having some issues ignoring changes, I have the current scenario: In the screenshot you can see that the installation of a helm chart shows changes, I’d like to ignore these, what do I do? I tried:

pulumi.IgnoreChanges([]string{"kube-system/aws-load-balancer-tls"}),

and

pulumi.IgnoreChanges([]string{"kubernetes:core/v1:Secret"})

Full code:

_, err = helm.NewChart(ctx, "load-balancer-controller", helm.ChartArgs{
		Chart:     pulumi.String("aws-load-balancer-controller"),
		Version:   pulumi.String("1.4.3"),
		Namespace: pulumi.String(lbcNamespace),
		FetchArgs: helm.FetchArgs{
			Repo: pulumi.String("<https://aws.github.io/eks-charts>"),
		},
		Values: pulumi.Map{
			"clusterName": eksCluster.Name,
			"serviceAccount": pulumi.Map{
				"create": pulumi.BoolPtr(false),
				"name":   lbcServiceAccount.Metadata.Name(),
			},
		},
	}, pulumi.Provider(k8sProvider),
		pulumi.IgnoreChanges([]string{"kubernetes:core/v1:Secret"}),
	)

None worked. Any help welcome 🙇

Hello, I need to put a sleep between the creation of two resources to accommodate eventual consistency issues (like here https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-eks/blob/00ae8e77a63f0bca99f188c003e7cdb89d5aebeb/nodejs/eks/cluster.ts#L335 for example), but I don’t know how to do this properly in Go. I tried the same approach as in the link (time.Sleep in an ApplyT), but it seems to sleep also during preview, which is annoying. Therefore, I looked for an equivalent of this Terraform resource https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/time/latest/docs/resources/sleep and found https://github.com/pulumiverse/pulumi-time, but it doesn’t seem fully functional at the time. How can I proceed?

Hello. I'm trying to run a remote command on an EC2 instance but am having trouble with the authentication. I have a .pem file I can use to ssh in but am unsure how exactly to set that in the remote command.

AWS_INSTANCE_KEY := conf.RequireSecret("aws_key")
...
		updatePythonCmd, err := remote.NewCommand(ctx, "updatePythonCmd", &remote.CommandArgs{
			Connection: &remote.ConnectionArgs{
				Host:       instance.PrivateIp,
				Port:       pulumi.Float64(22),
				User:       pulumi.String("ubuntu"),
				PrivateKey: AWS_INSTANCE_KEY,
			},
			Create: pulumi.String("(sudo apt -y update || true);" +
				"(sudo apt-get -y upgrade);" +
				"(sudo apt install -y python3-pip)\n"),
		})

I tried setting the key in two ways 1. by just passing the key in - though I kept running into issues reading the multiple lines from the command line 2. with

pulumi config set --path --secret aws_key
/path/to/key

The error I get is

error: ssh: no key found

The instance is created just before this remote command and I do have the correct key because I can ssh to the instance using it. I'm think I'm missing something with how to read the key into the remote command or? Really appreciate any tips.

Hi, is there a way of creating a nil

IntPtrOutput

? I've configured a helper function to take an

IntPtrInput

and then want to use

ApplyT

on this value to conditionally output a data structure if it is not nil, but the

ApplyT

fails with a NPE if it is nil. e.g. the following will fail if

size

is a

IntPtrInput

that is nil (at

ToIntPtrOutput()

). I could check for nil, but I don't think that would not work if

size

is an

IntPtrOutput

(because only its applied value would be nil).

res := size.ToIntPtrOutput().ApplyT(
		func(size *int) *ec2.LaunchTemplateBlockDeviceMapping {

Is there a nice way to generically handle this? I can use

pulumi.All

but that does not seem quite as elegant:

res := pulumi.All(size).ApplyT(
		func(args []interface{}) []ec2.LaunchTemplateBlockDeviceMapping {
			if args[0] != nil {
				size := args[0].(*int)

Hi, any good resources on how to debug pulumi Go with Goland. I'm able to start the debugger and watch some values. But for example if I want to debug my vnet values, that I pass to my storage function. All I see is different type... but the value I can never watch what's in! In my vnet I created a subnet that I want to use for my storage. How can I see in goland debugger my subnet values during debbuging ? All I see is my var like: vhub.Subnets.OutputState with many other props but nothing usefull...

Is doable to use a generic type (T ) on a resource args field?. for example, when creating a Route:

_, err = ec2.NewRoute(ctx, "my-route", &ec2.RouteArgs{
		RouteTableId:         routeTable.ID(),
		DestinationCidrBlock: pulumi.String("0.0.0.0/0"),
		GatewayId:            pulumi.String("igw-xxxf0axxx"), 
	})

On the GatewayId field, to have the type T or accept a generic type?. I am trying to don't repeat a lot of the same definitions to create routes. Some of my routes require TransitGatewayId or NatGatewayId instead. Do I have to create every single route repeating all the code and changing that field one by one?

Hey guys,Is there an easy way to continue to override values.yaml with infra.yaml in pulumi?

helm install "$infra" --values inf.yaml

Can only use the "value" function?

package main

import (
	"<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/sdk/v3/go/kubernetes/helm/v3|github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/sdk/v3/go/kubernetes/helm/v3>"
	"<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/sdk/v3/go/kubernetes/yaml|github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/sdk/v3/go/kubernetes/yaml>"
	"<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi|github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi>"
)
func main() {
	pulumi.Run(func(ctx *pulumi.Context) error {
         _, err = helm.NewChart(ctx, "sql-data", helm.ChartArgs{
            Chart:       pulumi.String("sql-data"),
            APIVersions: nil,
            // The optional namespace to install chart resources into.
            Namespace: pulumi.String("eshop"),

            // Overrides for chart values.
            Values: pulumi.Map{
                 ".Values.inf.sql.host": pulumi.String("sql-data-eshop"),
            },
}

Not really a Go guy, so I don’t know if it is Go or Pulumi giving me issues, but I find the Output stuff really confusing. Ideally how are we supposed to use these values? Wrap the entire stack inside an

ApplyT()

function for every time we need a value?

What’s the right way to create VPC for later use in eks.NewCLuster?

I have to admit the Go base of a stack gets super dirty and error prone once you start mixing existing resources with resources created by the stack. Is there any best practices here, since the data types for these different scenarios generally are incompatible with each other is feels more like hacking at this point than structurally typed infrastructure.

Has anyone tried packing all the pulumi code in a binary and using that binary somewhere else? Are there any best practices around this?

Prior to using the automation API, I was using the config package (https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/config/) in Go to ingest config. And then a

pulumi up

would do the trick. I did not add any code to set the config. Now with the automation API all I see in the examples is

// set stack configuration specifying the AWS region to deploy
	s.SetConfig(ctx, "aws:region", auto.ConfigValue{Value: "us-west-2"})

Is there a way to consume config using a

Pulumi.dev.yaml

file? instead of setting one config at a time. Pulumi.dev.yaml

config:
  aws:region: us-east-2
  aws:profile: sandbox
  aep:config:
    bucket:
      name: dinesh-test

Hi, I’m new to Pulumi (not very adept in go either), and am trying to use a Provider output from

pulumi-eks

to create a resource in the newly created cluster. Given it’s an output type, I figured I’d need to use an

apply

(can’t pass it in directly as a pulumi ResourceOption), and though there have been many examples here in Slack and online, I am still having trouble using it. I have given an attempt, and know I am doing it wrong, but can’t seem to progress forward. if anyone has any suggestions, that would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

k8sProvider := eksCluster.Provider.ApplyT(
			func(cluster kubernetes.Provider) kubernetes.Provider {
				return cluster
			}).(pulumi.ProviderResource)

Hi, we have our own cloud provider and we also have our library so we can create resources via it like you would do in aws (news3) for instance. But we would like to integrate this lib with pulumi so we can use pulumi instead of the library. I've looked at the docs and found that dynamic providers can only be created by implementing an interface in ts, js and python. So is there a way to integrate pulumi with this library?

I am provisioning EKS with Pulumi, to setup the platform I am also bringing up VPC using Pulumi and Go SDKs. VPC Provisioning along with subnets works as expected, however making any changes to the stack, for example changing the subnet settings (dns enabled), ends up trying to create a new subnet and fails. Coming from terraform, shouldn’t changes to provisioned resources be supported?

Hi all! I am trying to create a folder inside an S3 bucket. The name of the bucket is taken from a stack reference, and I need to concatenate its name with the new folder name So I did applyT on the stack reference and passed the concatenated variable - the issue is that I still get a pointer value and not the string value:

bucketName = stackReference.GetStringOutput(pulumi.String("BucketName"))
appliedBucket := bucketName.ApplyT(func(name string) string {
	return name
}).(pulumi.StringInput)

resourceName := fmt.Sprintf("%v/%s/", appliedBucket, "testFolder")
key := fmt.Sprintf("testFolder")

// Create S3 folder
bucket, err := s3.NewBucketObjectv2(ctx, resourceName, &s3.BucketObjectv2Args{
	Key:    pulumi.String(key),
	Bucket: appliedBucket,
	Tags:   tags,
})

So when I do pulumi up I get this:

Type                      Name                                      Plan       Info
     pulumi:pulumi:Stack       audio-player-sdk-staging                             1 message
 +   └─ aws:s3:BucketObjectv2  {0xc000782d90}/testFodler/