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Hi, Is there some ETA on the Example Usage sections in the documentation?

It went from barely usable to non-existent (on top of all the other problems with pulumi and go).

When calling New{resource} and this resource present, will it act as Get{resource}?

I’m getting a list of namespaces for my EKS cluster and for each I’m calling:

namespace, err := corev1.NewNamespace(ctx, name, ...)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, nil
	}

to create them. But there are some exceptions, like

kube-system

, which is already in EKS. Pulumi is failing with:

namespaces "kube-system" already exists

because obviously this namespace is already there. I tried to catch error message like

if err.Error() == "…"

or/and

return nil, nil

. But it’s still the same error message. Is there any way to workaround this?

I already asked but let's try again. I am trying to create an Azure Application Gateway and I am looking for a way to avoid using hard coded values for the HttpListeners. From the Application Gateway docs (the link is from the Wayback Machine, since they are unavailable currently on the pulumi page): https://web.archive.org/web/20220526083650/https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure-native/api-docs/network/applicationgateway/ HttpListeners: []network.ApplicationGatewayHttpListenerArgs{ &network.ApplicationGatewayHttpListenerArgs{ FrontendIPConfiguration: &network.SubResourceArgs{ Id: pulumi.String("/subscriptions/subid/resourceGroups/rg1/providers/Microsoft.Network/applicationGateways/appgw/frontendIPConfigurations/appgwfip"), }, FrontendIPConfiguration is configured before HttpListeners in the example - is there someway to plug that instead of using hardcoded Id of FrontendIPConfiguration?

Second question - I am trying to create the PostgreSQL flexible server on Azure. Using the example given, I get the following error: dbforpostgresql.ServerPropertiesForDefaultCreate{} (type dbforpostgresql.ServerPropertiesForDefaultCreate) as type pulumi.Input in field value: dbforpostgresql.ServerPropertiesForDefaultCreate does not implement pulumi.Input (missing ElementType method) Looking up this error I stumbled upon these issues (which are from February and onward and still opened): https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/1553 https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/8918 https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/1578 Was there any progress on this? Or am I supposed to use the Azure classic?

Hi all. Are there any good examples of production stacks out there? We're looking for some non-trivial examples to read through, especially around combining multiple providers, organization of code, stacks, etc.

Since I have exhausted every other avenue of inquiry, let's try this channel. All of the gory details - https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/2091. Any help is appreciated.

In the latest release of pulumi-eks a bunch of the properties were changed to plain. Since I am passing in a SecurityGroupOutput how do I go about converting that to a SecurityGroup so that I can now pass it in plainly?

I notice auto.OutputValue.Value's type is interface{} rather than string: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/master/sdk/go/auto/stack.go#L769-L773 however the documentation comment says it provides "plaintext value". why isn't Value's type string?

Hello! I’ve upgraded the dependencies of my project and running

pulumi up

after that, I got the following error:

# <http://github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo|github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo>
    vendor/github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo/sha1.go:3:11: fatal error: lib/sha1.h: No such file or directory
        3 | // #include <lib/sha1.h>
          |           ^~~~~~~~~~~~
    compilation terminated.

    error: error in compiling Go: unable to run `go build`: exit status 2

The concerned package is an indirect dependency of the Go Pulumi SDK:

❯ go mod why <http://github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo|github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo>
# <http://github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo|github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo>
<my-pulumi-go-project>
<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi|github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi>
<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/common/resource/plugin|github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/common/resource/plugin>
<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/common/workspace|github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/common/workspace>
<http://github.com/go-git/go-git/v5/plumbing|github.com/go-git/go-git/v5/plumbing>
<http://github.com/go-git/go-git/v5/plumbing/hash|github.com/go-git/go-git/v5/plumbing/hash>
<http://github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo|github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/cgo>

I did some search and I came across this pull request which should have solved the problem: https://github.com/pjbgf/sha1cd/pull/5. However, this is not the case because Pulumi doesn’t seem to build Go programs using

CGO_ENABLED=0

. What’s the reason why

CGO_ENABLED=0

is not used?

Hello, when a

pulumi.<Type>PtrIntput

is expected, one can pass a

pulumi.<Type>

without error most of the time and I’d like to know if this is an intended and supported behaviour? Indeed, I use it a lot, but it recently broke here: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/blob/c984ddfba812c33e5ebf7267cdf9c1498174f3d4/sdk/go/aws/rds/instance.go#L362.

👋 Attempting to run integration tests with project level configuration. I'm running into errors when doing so. I believe that it's failing to properly unmarshal the config from the Pulumi.yaml when attempting to run.

I’m attempting to create an AWS IAM policy and provide the resulting ARN to a Role. Using Go + Pulumi it seems I must write custom code to take the Pulumi output value from one resource so it can be provided as an input to another resource which expects Go native types. The same scenario seems to exist for values I extract with the

ApplyT

method on previously created resources. Am I headed in the right direction or is there a simpler way?

Looking for some more guidance on inputs to a resource 🙂 . I’m wanting to create an AWS IAM policy using the

iam.GetPolicyDocument

resource. In the policy statement, I need to provide a federated principle with an identifier value of an ARN provided by resource created earlier in the stack:

myPolicy, err := iam.GetPolicyDocument(ctx, &iam.GetPolicyDocumentArgs{
	Statements: []iam.GetPolicyDocumentStatement{
		{
			Sid:    pulumi.StringRef(""),
			Effect: pulumi.StringRef("Allow"),
			Principals: []iam.GetPolicyDocumentStatementPrincipal{
				{
					Type:        "Federated",
					Identifiers: <ARN>, // <----- this input
				},
			},
.......
})

The field

Identifiers

takes in a slice of strings but I’m needing to provide an ARN value which is not known until earlier stack resources are created and presented in type

pulumi.StringOutput

. Is this possible?

Would it be a fair assessment that unit testing would be far easier in Typescript compared to golang. Seeing quite the disparity specifically within testing. I want to use TDD to develop all our Infrastructure, but continually running into roadblocks where I feel like I am writing a vast majority of the mocking boilerplate to get things accomplished.

Hey! I am using the inline program way to create resources in a golang cli. I dont know why every time I want to create 2 snowflake databases the following happens: DB number 1 is created, then number 1 is deleted and finally DB number 2 is created...

Anyone have a nice pattern to apply Tags to the AWS Native Resources which now have custom specific Tag Array Type?

&ec2.SubnetArgs{
			AvailabilityZone: pulumi.String(azResult.Azs[i]),
			CidrBlock:        cidr,
			VpcId:            infra.Vpc.ID(),
			Tags: &ec2.SubnetTagArray{},
		}

Hi all, I've got a

pulumi.StringInput

that I need to convert into a regular golang

string

so I can

fmt.Printf

it, can anyone help me out?

Is it possible to set Pulumi to perform async stack updates? I am creating Azure Managed Instances, which takes more than 4 hours. I would like to just run

res, err = globalStack.Up(globalCtx, stdoutStreamer)

and let Pulumi service run independently. Now it runs for a while but then it fails since the golang cli from where I am running stack updates is no longer running.

Anyone have any idea how to pass the correct JSON to the Paramters key for this resource. Have tried a formatted json string, marshaled JSON, etc. Doesn't seem to create properly and AWS throws back an error that it expects a JSONObject.

How can I compose a tag key from an output?. I tried:

Tags: pulumi.StringMap{
					string(exampleResource.ApplyT(func(tagKey string) string {
						return "chained-name-" + tagKey
					}).(pulumi.StringOutput))[:]:                    pulumi.String("test"),
}

Hi - can I create a provider that contains components made up from resources in the same provider? The closest I've found so far is this example from pulumi-go-provider, but the components are actually using resources from

pulumi-random

. For now I plan to create two separate providers for my resources and components, but I'm fairly sure I've just missed something obvious and it's easy for them to co-exist. Any pointers gratefully received.

i want to use pulumi with vultr, how to do that ?

Hey All, Is there an easy way to Append a pulumi.String(“Hello”) object to a Pulumi.StringArray object. I am trying implement something like this…

var denyPorts pulumi.StringArray
for _, denyPort := range local.DenyPorts {
	append(denyPorts, pulumi.String(denyPort))
}

I basically receive the following error:

append(denyPorts, pulumi.String(denyPort)) (value of type pulumi.StringArray) is not used

I assume there must be a way to combine pulumi.String and pulumi.StringArray If not what would be the suggested approach? Is there a different way to convert a []string object in go to pulumi.StringArray? Thanks in advance.

Also in addition I am curious about this… Still struggling with a couple of the Pulumi Types… I am also trying to build out a whole firewall structure using a series of conditions this requires me to construct firewall objects in isolation and then feed them back into the primary arguments of the create statement… I am trying to work around this error:

cannot use fwDenyArray (variable of type *compute.FirewallDenyArgs) as type compute.FirewallDenyArrayInput in struct literal:
        *compute.FirewallDenyArgs does not implement compute.FirewallDenyArrayInput (missing ToFirewallDenyArrayOutput method)

How I am trying to achieve this is as follows:

firewallArgs := &compute.FirewallArgs{
					Network:     gcpVPC.SelfLink,
					Allows:      fwAllowArray,
}

Where fwAllowArray is defined as :

fwAllowArray := &compute.FirewallAllowArgs{}
for _, allowArgument := range firewallRule.Allow {
	fwAllowArgs := &compute.FirewallAllowArgs{}
    fwAllowArgs.Protocol = pulumi.String(allowArgument.Protocol)
 	var allowPorts pulumi.StringArray
	for _, allowPort := range allowArgument.Ports {
		append(allowPorts, pulumi.String(allowPort))
	}
	fwAllowArgs.Ports = allowPorts
}

I would appreciate any feedback. I would really like to resolve these two issues but simultaneously understand where any I have gone wrong… I am not quite sure whats happening under the hood between the types and maybe I am just abusing a process I am not aware of. Thanks.

I'm just following on from Tim Jones post about converting StringOutputs to regular strings.... Use Case: I want to create reusable code in the form of golang packages BUT I need to parameterise the URN and pad it with data such as the project Id e.g. I want to create x3 GCP Projects and each has a VPC all called VPC-1 I get a name clash in the URN, I can

fmt.Sprintf("%s-%s", projectID, args.Name)

but I need to get the projectId from the output of a previous run that creates the project Id (which is a pulumi.StringOutput). I've tried everything with the ApplyT but it doesn't seem to work.... These pulumi types are killing me here, any ideas? my programme:

var project project.Project
         var vpc  vpc.Vpc
 
         pulumi.Run(func(ctx *pulumi.Context) error {
                 project.Args.Name = "b1-services"
                 project.Args.FolderId = "folders/415061719873"
                 project.Args.BillingAccount = "01504C-A2522F-2110FA"
                 project.Args.AutoCreateNetwork = false
 
                 project.Args.Services = []string{"<http://compute.googleapis.com|compute.googleapis.com>", "<http://container.googleapis.com|container.googleapis.com>"}
 
                 prj, err := project.Create(ctx)
                 if err != nil {
                         log.Println(err)
                 }
 
                 vpc.Args.Name = "vpc-1"
                 vpc.Args.ProjectId = prj.ProjectId
                 //vpc.Args.Project = pulumi.Sprintf("%s", prj.ProjectId)
 
 
                 vpcNetwork, err := vpc.Create(ctx)
                 if err != nil {
                         log.Println(err)
                 }

my package:

package vpc 
 
 import (
         "<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-gcp/sdk/v6/go/gcp/compute|github.com/pulumi/pulumi-gcp/sdk/v6/go/gcp/compute>"
         "<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi|github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi>"
         "fmt"
 )
 
 type VpcArgs struct {
         Name                        string
         Description                 string
         ProjectId                   pulumi.StringOutput
         RoutingMode                 string
         AutoCreateSubnetworks       bool
         DeleteDefaultRoutesOnCreate bool
         EnableUIaInternalIpv6       bool
         InternalIpv6Range           bool
 }
 
 type Vpc struct {
         Args VpcArgs
         Name string
 }
 
 func (vpc *Vpc) Create(ctx *pulumi.Context) (vpcNetwork *compute.Network, err error) {
         args := &compute.NetworkArgs{}
         args.Name = pulumi.String(vpc.Args.Name)
         args.Project = vpc.Args.ProjectId
         args.AutoCreateSubnetworks = pulumi.Bool(vpc.Args.AutoCreateSubnetworks)
 
         var projectId string
         vpc.Args.ProjectId.ApplyT(func(p string) error {
                 projectId = fmt.Sprintf("%s", p)
                 return nil
         })  
 
         fmt.Println(projectId)
 
         vpcNetwork, err = compute.NewNetwork(ctx, fmt.Sprintf("%s-%s",projectId,args.Name), args)
         ctx.Export("vpc", vpcNetwork)
         return vpcNetwork, err 
 }

I would really like to set a value on the underlying

context.Context

of a

pulumi.Context

but I guess it isn’t possible unless I create my own

pulumi.Context

which would mean I have to more or less duplicate the code for setting up the

pulumi.RunInfo

from the environment. Anyone else run into this?

I'm struggling to use

aws/secretsmanager

to do a

LookupSecret

followed by a

GetSecretVersion

reference, _ := pulumi.NewStackReference(ctx, fmt.Sprintf("prefix/%v", stackName), nil)
secretArn := reference.GetStringOutput(pulumi.String("SecretARN"))

secret := secretArn.ApplyT(func(arn string) string {
  // I'm disappointed that I seem to have to do this within an Apply
  secret, _ := secretsmanager.LookupSecret(ctx,
    &secretsmanager.LookupSecretArgs{
      Arn: &arn,
    },
    nil,
  )

  // Error: cannot use secret.Id (variable of type string) as type pulumi.IDInput in argument to secretsmanager.GetSecretVersion
  secretVersion, _ := secretsmanager.GetSecretVersion(ctx, secret.Name, secret.Id, nil, nil)

  return secretVersion.SecretString
})

How can I convert

secret.Id

from a

string

to a

pulumi.IDInput

for use with

GetSecretVersion

?