Hi guys, I’m trying to use

StackReference

and print in the following example the

other_output

variable, can anyone share an example?

other = StackReference("stg")
other_output = other.get_output("regions")

hi all, trying out pulumi/python/azure and it doesn't work 😮 probably a stupid beginner mistake. pulumi installed, logged into azure, created a pulumi project, created a virtualenv and installed requirements. pulumi up fails to import pulumi according the output. But if i start python i can import the module.

xpost due to wrong channnel. Friends. If I wanted to play around with Pulumi in Localstack with the Pulumi Python SDK, where should I begin looking? I’m not finding the relevant args for

endpoint_url

. helps to look at the right libraries.

hmm. undiscoverable creds. i’ve even attempted using: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/blob/master/sdk/python/pulumi_aws/provider.py#L13 skip credentials validation

Previewing update (development):

     Type                     Name                    Plan       Info
     pulumi:pulumi:Stack      aws-pulumi-development             
 +   ├─ pulumi:providers:aws  localstack              create     
     └─ aws:s3:Bucket         my-bucket                          1 error
 
Diagnostics:
  aws:s3:Bucket (my-bucket):
    error: unable to discover AWS AccessKeyID and/or SecretAccessKey - see <https://pulumi.io/install/aws.html> for details on configuration

Any hints on where the

pulumi.debug()

output goes and how it can be used? I tried increasing the verbosity (I believe 9 is the highest), but none of my statements were printed to the screen. I tried finding a log file, but I'm probably not looking in the right place. Basically, as I incrementally built my infrastructure "blueprint" with Pulumi, I used a lot of

<http://pulumi.info|pulumi.info>()

statements to eye-ball verify different things. Now, as I prepare to share this work with a larger audience, it will be nice to reduce the noise on the screen by converting most of those to debug statements. But, I want to know how to access that information when a teammate asks me for help.

@here, hey guys. I need to access an Output object's value as type

str

and not

Output

. I know that it is asynchronous operation and the value may not be available right away, so I wrap it in a function as @white-balloon-205 recommended. For instance, I need to set up environmental variables to connect to a CloudSQL Postge Instance. I created a function, that does that, and then I want to pass an Output object as a string, not as an Output type:

import os
from pulumi_gcp.sql import DatabaseInstance, SslCert, User
from pulumi import Config, export, get_project, ResourceOptions, Output

def set_env_vars(env_var_name, env_var_value):
    os.environ[env_var_name] = env_var_value

service_user_certificate = SslCert(
        'service_user_certificate',
        common_name=service_user_name,
        opts=ResourceOptions(
            depends_on=[cloud_pgsql_main_1, service_user],
            protect=False,
        ),
        instance=cloud_pgsql_main_1.name,
    )

    # Creating a Database Provider
    Output.all(['PGSSLCERT', service_user_certificate.cert]).apply(set_env_vars)
    Output.all(['PGSSLKEY', service_user_certificate.private_key]).\
        apply(set_env_vars)
    Output.all(['PGSSLROOTCERT', service_user_certificate.server_ca_cert]).\
        apply(set_env_vars)

    # set_env_vars('PGSSLCERT', Output.all([service_user_certificate.cert]).apply(lambda l: f"{l}"))
    # set_env_vars('PGSSLKEY', str(service_user_certificate.private_key))
    # set_env_vars('PGSSLROOTCERT', str(service_user_certificate.server_ca_cert))

    print(os.environ['PGSSLCERT'])
    print(os.environ['PGSSLKEY'])
    print(os.environ['PGSSLROOTCERT'])

I tried different methods, however, environmental variables are not set up, because

os.environ

can't find a key as it is not set up. Nevertheless, I can obviously check output of

service_user_certificate.cert

via

pulumi.export()

. Can you please help me figure out how to get a string value of an Output object?

are there any plans for a 1.11.1 release to pull in https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/pull/3964?

Hello all. Can anybody tell me why a ResourceOptions custom timeout on a dynamic provider would be being ignored? Is it expected that the provider will implement that functionality?

Not sure if this is Python specific or core specific but does anybody know if there's a way to have log methods only show up when a debug log level is set? Right now I'm using log.debug and messages are showing up even while just doing the normal

pulumi up

.

When we use

pulumi.error()

is the expected behavior that it will only communicate an error to the user, but it will not disrupt the execution flow or terminate the program early? I just noticed that I could continue provisioning resources even after encountering an error message; which functionally makes it equivalent to a warning (at least to me). Just wanted to double check before I implement my own logic for "fatal errors".

class pulumi_aws.s3.Bucket(resource_name, opts=None, acceleration_status=None, acl=None, arn=None, bucket=None, bucket_prefix=None, cors_rules=None, force_destroy=None, hosted_zone_id=None, lifecycle_rules=None, loggings=None, object_lock_configuration=None, policy=None, region=None, replication_configuration=None, request_payer=None, server_side_encryption_configuration=None, tags=None, versioning=None, website=None, website_domain=None, website_endpoint=None, __props__=None, __name__=None, __opts__=None)

In this if I pass resource_name as "mybucket" then it create s3 bucket with name "mybucket-677282" is it any way to create bucket with my bucket only. Or any one can suggest me this have policy field so if I pass policy in that "resource" needs the ARN of bucket which is not created with a single call how I can create bucket with attached policy

Is CrossGuard not available for python yet?

I would love to see a real github repo to implement this : https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/organizing-stacks-projects/#inter-stack-dependencies

Is there a way to get an attribute from a resource using its resource name? For example, I create a bucket after a reference to that bucket.

some_other_resource = foo.resource("foores", s3_bucket_id = bucket1.id, ...)
...
bucket1 = s3.bucket("bucket1", ...args)

This would be likened to Interpolation in terraform. Or tropospheres ability to use Ref('<resource_name>').

anyone here know the best way to do a test in TS for if a resource exists? eg

password = pulumi.output(aws.secretsmanager.getSecret({
          name: `testSecret`,
        },

spits out a unhandled exception. I’d like to capture this nicely and exit and not explode the program. First attempt using try/catch didn’t stop it from exploding

Hi everyone! Currently building out some dynamic providers that will “depend on each other” Could someone point me in the right direction with regards to exporting the resource ID? How do I access the resource ID outside the provider class?

Hi everyone, I am trying to connect to a Postgres database on AWS in a private subnet via jump host. I’ve started Pulumi with debugger and can see, that the tunnel is established. However after my code in the main.py is executed, it seems to me, that Pulumi do some stuff afterwards, where my tunnel is closed. Can somebody help me? Thanks in advance.

does anybody knows what should be

policy

here https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/python/pulumi_aws/iam/#pulumi_aws.iam.Policy ? is it a str? dict?

it is the only undocumented param

@nutritious-shampoo-16116 from a AWS view its a ARN

the policy body for the policy itself is an ARN?

okay

i see

json string

so str, thanks @bright-refrigerator-27211

Yeah, click on the terraform documentation when you have doubts.

in this case : https://github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-aws/blob/master/website/docs/r/iam_policy.html.markdown

oh

apparently we have to pass a dict from python

Anyone know how to create an iam.RolePolicy that includes an Output from another resource? The following fails because vpc.id is an 'output', and policy requires a 'str'

policy=
        {
            "Version": "2012-10-17",
            "Statement": [{
                "Action": [
                    "logs:PutLogEvents",
                    "logs:CreateLogStream",
                    "logs:DescribeLogGroups",
                    "logs:DescribeLogStreams"
                ],
                "Effect": "Allow",
                "Resource": 'arn:aws:logs:us-east-1:xxxxxxxxx:log-group:/aws/vpc/' + vpc.id + '/flows/*'
            }]
        })