Thanks Matt .

I am trying to get project details

def get_project(self):
        return gcp.organizations.get_project(project_id=self.project_name)

i get this warning

Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (project-factory-prod):
    <coroutine object get_project at 0x7f761ffaf448>

    ./__main__.py:61: RuntimeWarning: coroutine 'get_project' was never awaited
      a.prj_create()
    RuntimeWarning: Enable tracemalloc to get the object allocation traceback

fyi, if you're suddenly having problems with

get*()

functions after upgrading, burried in the changelog is "Make

pulumi.runtime.invoke

synchronous.", which is Pulumi coredev speak for "data sources now block and return actual values"

Just to make sure this also ends up in the channel:

note that we are doing this in a non-breaking way so that data sources can be used either synchronously or asynchronously.

Please let us know if you see breakage! We have tested the core functionality on Python 3.6 and 3.7.

funny you should say that...

Hi, I am trying to create a private hosted zone, I have created a vpc as => vpc1 = ec2.Vpc(resource_name='vpc', cidr_block='24.0.0.0/16', enable_dns_hostnames=True, enable_dns_support=True, tags={'Name': 'development-igw', 'Environment': 'development'})

and then creating private_zone = route53.Zone(resource_name='development-eu-west-2.example.co.uk', tags={'Environment': 'developmenmt'}, vpcs = [vpc1])

but I keep getting awsroute53/zoneZone resource 'development-eu-west-2.example.co.uk' has a problem: vpc.0: expected object, got string

anyone know where I am going wrong with this

because looking at https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/python/pulumi_aws/route53/#pulumi_aws.route53.Zone and following to https://github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-aws/blob/master/website/docs/r/route53_zone.html.markdown#private-zone it's not expecting a list of VPC objects, it's expecting a list of VPC configuration blocks (dicts)

Thank you so much

That worked

Hello all. I went through the tutorial about adopting existing resources with Pulumi, but it is only for TS. I am totally lost how to do the same with Python. Did anybody tried to import of already deployed resources using Python? I would appreciate a help with some stupid example like

# Resource group
resource_group = core.ResourceGroup(...)

Thank you in advance!

Looks like I have finally found the way:

import pulumi
from pulumi import ResourceOptions
from pulumi_azure import core

# Resource group
resource_group = core.ResourceGroup("rg", name="Existing-RG", location="West US", opts=ResourceOptions(import_="/subscriptions/foo123-456-789-012/resourceGroups/Existing-RG"))

May I ask still somebody more experienced to check it and tell me, I am not doing it wrong? Thank you

looking through the https://www.pulumi.com/blog/adopting-existing-cloud-resources-into-pulumi/ , that looks right

JS/TS's

new Resource(name, args, opts)

becomes Python's

Resource(name, **args, opts=ResourceOptions(**opts))

Thank you very much for double checking. I really apreciate it, because I was using just Terraform up to this date and my knowledge of either Pulumi and Python is quite limited (I am just experimenting)

good luck!

hm, have an idea for how to tackle the "python closures" problem in a way that handles packaging, dependencies, and resources alright, without having to do things like "serialize bytecode or ASTs"

i'll have to write it up later

hey, how many people are doing lambda-type stuff with pulumi+python?

I'm writing a library (it's like, half feature complete, because MVPs yo) that does the build inside pulumi and at least interfaces with AWS

and i'm curious if anyone else would make use of it or would collaborate on it

heya folks, i'm trying out pulumi 1.0 and it appears it still doesnt report proper errors on windows? python 3.6.8

mhm, trying to update pulumi modules to latest doesnt work on windows 10: UnicodeDecodeError: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x9d in position 452: character maps to <undefined> (this is for pulumi azure)

Trying to build a full demo of a containerised app. Does the python library not support building docker images yet? Seems like it can only work with existing images at the moment, but not build new ones.

Alternatively, is there a

local-exec

equivalent?

Are there any Integration test tools; like

molecule

for Ansible? Or do we use the

golang

tool as described in https://www.pulumi.com/blog/testing-your-infrastructure-as-code-with-pulumi/ ?