@brave-dawn-64711 Wow thanks for all the material! I'll review it during the week and will come back if I hit a roadblock.

Hi, i am pretty new to pulumi. And i want to popluate a pretty big stack, or multiple of those, based on some information that i can retrieve from a webservice. My idea is to dynamically determinde the resources (to create) while the host-language runs. I appreciate support of the idea, so just (thumb up), if you like it. But what i really want to known are the downsides of this kind of approach.

Hey Community! I'm currently adopting pulumi using the java SDK at my company. So far I like the experience! Used to use the python SDK at my former company and the java SDK feels much safer (although a bit more verbose). We are currently struggling with the installation of helm charts but luckily someone is already working on this (https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-java/pull/688). I was wondering when it is approximately planned to support kubernetes ConfigFile and CustomResource as one of these two missing features block our adoption.

@brave-dawn-64711 Hi Pawel, from a comment you made on Github it sounded like VirtusLabs is planning on adding native Scala support, is that correct, and if so is it on-going and open source?

Hello everyone 👋 I've made a small contribution to

pulumi/templates

. It's about adding support for Gradle with Kotlin DSL. Kotlin DSL is a first-class citizen in Gradle docs already + more and more projects are adopting it, so I think the template is worth having in Pulumi :). Please take a look: https://github.com/pulumi/templates/pull/301 (btw let me know if there is a better name for the template)

Hi 👋 Quick question from a beginner pulumi user. I'm currently evaluating pulumi as an alternative to terraform for a few use cases and writing a small POC in Java (our main language). Is there a way to use pulumi java with providers which are currently not packaged as maven artifacts? for example, the rancher2 provider? Any guidance would be much appreciated, thanks!

Tried to use java for pulumi - it’s 3x amount of code comparing to other langs like Python|TS Kotlin could be so much better, but java code is generated in a way that can’t effectively utilize Kotlin features. eg example here https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/aws/modify-program/ could look like

import com.pulumi.asset.FileAsset;
import com.pulumi.aws.s3.BucketObject;
import com.pulumi.aws.s3.BucketObjectArgs;

fun main() = Pulumi.run { ctx -> 
    // var bucket = ...

    // Create an S3 Bucket object
    BucketObject("index.html", BucketObjectArgs(
         bucket = bucket.getId(),
         source = new FileAsset("index.html"),
    ))
}

Hi I converted the quickstart k8s java example into Kotlin/JVM and I would like to share where: https://github.com/luistrigueiros/quickstart-pulumi-k8s-kotlin

On the topic of verbosity of the Java code, are there any initiatives / ideas how to make that better? Other than using Kotlin or Typescript I mean 😉 I found some references to Lambda-based builders in Github issues which would go a long way by hiding the

*Args

/

builder

/

build

triad.

#Newbee Question - Hi ,is it possible to use ‘breakpoint’ with in an IDE using pulumi-java stack ?Any sample here ?

#Newbee Question - Hi ,is it possible to use ‘breakpoint’ with in an IDE using pulumi-java stack ?Any sample here ?

@white-terabyte-21934 As Paweł mentioned above, you can use remote debug. I use it quite often. 1. Add

applicationDefaultJvmArgs

to your gradle/mvn build file (I use Kotlin DSL, but doing this for Groovy DSL should be very similar). Example:

// ...
application {
    mainClass.set(
        project.findProperty("mainClass") as? String ?: "<http://myproject.App|myproject.App>"
    )
    applicationDefaultJvmArgs = listOf("-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,suspend=y,server=y,address=8000")
}
// ...

2. Run

pulumi up

. 3. Run "Remote JVM Debug" in IntelliJ (screenshot below).

The documentation (and examples from other languages) shows a com.pulumi.docker.Image class should exist (https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/docker/api-docs/image/) but it doesn't appear in the jar file, is there an alternative way of representing a local image we want to push to a registry?

Hi. I'm looking into the Pulumi Java SDK. I'm curious, why is

com.google.code.findbugs/jsr305 3.0.2

is a runtime dependency of the

com.pulumi/pulumi

library?

Hi. Are there any plans to publish a Java build of https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/flux?

Hi there, I am a student of the Master Degree in Computer Science at the University of Padua. I am currently working on my thesis. The thesis is about Pulumi and I am studying which benefits a Scala support for pulumi would actually bring. Since I don’t have the time for a complete and formal integration of the Scala language for Pulumi, I thought to write a partial support in the following way: - Write a Java compiler plugin that, while compiling the Java source code of Pulumi, generates a support file describing the structure of the Pulumi’s Java source code - With Scala3 macros analyze such a support file and use it to generate the syntactic sugar for Scala’s support for Pulumi (that will call Pulumi Java’s libraries while offering a powerful abstraction to the user for using Pulumi with scala) Said this, I am writing to ask you if you would help me in understanding how the Java source code for Pulumi is generated and how the whole cycle of Pulumi source code generation works. As I understood so far, there is a go program that automatically generates the source code of the Java libraries. In such case, the Java’s compiler plugin would superfluous since I could use one of the templates that you may use for code generation already. Thank you in advance P.S. Related to what I wrote, I opened an issue on github since I have problems in building the project https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-java . The issue link: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-java/issues/909

How would I access Pulumi outputs after Pulumi.run() has completed?

I export a URL to the outputs and I’d like to use the URL once Pulumi.run() has completed.

Hello 👋 Recently, our team (at VirtusLab) released a proof of concept for Kotlin support: https://github.com/VirtuslabRnD/pulumi-kotlin. See the comment under "Support for idiomatic Kotlin" issue for more context. Open the Getting started guide if you want to try it. Any kind of feedback is greatly appreciated 🙂.

Does anyone know how to pass mandatory properties to provider when doing import via Java SDK, but via CLI will do as a work around. E.g. the https://developers.cloudflare.com/api/operations/email-routing-routing-rules-get-routing-rule requires "zone" id and not just "tag" (CF's object id). As a result TF CF provider that pulumi provider wraps, needs it for "Read" @ https://github.com/cloudflare/terraform-provider-cloudflare/blob/master/internal/provider/resource_cloudflare_email_routing_rule.go#L58 But for the life of me I cannot find a way to pass that extra information with the import java call or via cli.

Hello, has anyone here got any ideas on this issue?

Hi everyone. Is there a way to regenerate the password of a storage account local user via pulumi? See cli doc for reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/storage/account/local-user?view=azure-cli-latest#az-storage-account-local-user-regenerate-password

This would be the corresponding RMAPI EP: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storagerp/local-users/regenerate-password?tabs=HTTP