I’ve installed Python 3.7 on Debian 9 and then run

pulumi up

:

# pulumi up
warning: Pulumi will not be able to print a statefile permalink using these credentials. Neither a GoogleAccessID or PrivateKey are available. Try using a GCP Service Account.
Enter your passphrase to unlock config/secrets
    (set PULUMI_CONFIG_PASSPHRASE to remember):
Previewing update (<http://dev.bd|dev.bd>):
     Type                 Name                Plan     Info
     pulumi:pulumi:Stack  <http://vpc_network-dev.bd|vpc_network-dev.bd>           1 error; 9 messages

Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (<http://vpc_network-dev.bd|vpc_network-dev.bd>):
    error: an unhandled error occurred: Program exited with non-zero exit code: 1

    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "/usr/local/sbin/pulumi-language-python-exec", line 14, in <module>
        import pulumi
      File "/usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/pulumi/__init__.py", line 25, in <module>
        from .asset import (
      File "/usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/pulumi/asset.py", line 34
        path: str
            ^
    SyntaxError: invalid syntax


warning: A new version of Pulumi is available. To upgrade from version '1.12.0' to '1.14.0', visit <https://pulumi.com/docs/reference/install/> for manual instructions and release notes.

does anyone knows what’s wrong with it?

I'm trying to import a kubernetescluster and nodepool from digitalocean into a pulumi project by adding following argument to the resources:

opts=pulumi.ResourceOptions (import_= "")

I have tried extensively but failed to get it to work, what are all the possibilities for inside of import_ ? Once i've got that right, the only thing i can do wrong is have a different configuration in the code compared to the live implementation, right?

I'm creating a library and I have an examples/ directory with examples/example_test.go with

Dependencies: []string{
			filepath.Dir(getCwd((t))),
		},

in my integration.ProgramTestOptions{}. When I run the go test it doesn't install the library. There is a setup.py and I tested it with a virtualenv and

pip install .

Is there anything I need to do for the integration test to install my library?

Struggling with Outputs again, I think...

compute.Extension("{0}install".format(server),
        virtual_machine_id=vm.id,
        publisher="Microsoft.Compute",
        type="CustomScriptExtension",
        type_handler_version="1.9",
        auto_upgrade_minor_version=True,
        settings= json.dumps({'commandToExecute': command_to_execute, 'fileUris': [args.bootstrap_file_name]}),
        protected_settings=json.dumps({'storageAccountName': args.bootstrap_storage_account_name, 'storageAccountKey': args.bootstrap_storage_access_key})
      )

I'm receiving

File "/usr/lib/python3.7/json/encoder.py", line 179, in default
        raise TypeError(f'Object of type {o.__class__.__name__} '
    TypeError: Object of type Output is not JSON serializable
    error: an unhandled error occurred: Program exited with non-zero exit code: 1

I am passing the args in to this component like this:

combined_output = Output.all(install_scripts_storage_account.name, install_scripts_storage_account.primary_access_key, install_scripts_storage_blob.url)
bootstrap_storage_account_name = combined_output.apply(lambda lst: lst[0])
bootstrap_storage_access_key = combined_output.apply(lambda lst: lst[1])
bootstrap_file_name = combined_output.apply(lambda lst: lst[2])

Does

json.dumps()

not work in this context? If I pass the actual values in, hard code the actual strings, then it works.

Hi , I am exporting a python object in one stack , by export I mean Stack Output for example say

{
  "a": "b",
  "c": "d"
}

I want to access this as a python Object in another stack , I use StackReference And tried

infra_props = StackReference("dev")

print(infra_props.get_output("network_config").all().apply(lambda c: json.dumps(c)))
This still outputs an Output
Am I doing it wrong ?
Is there a right way to pass around json stack Outputs from one stack to other

Can anybody point me to a python example of automating building a docker image locally then pushing to ECR like this one? https://www.pulumi.com/blog/managing-containers-on-aws-with-pulumi/. I don’t see a way to do that in the aws_pulumi python API docs

hey python people, is anybody out there debugging stacks without visal studio and without callbacks?

I can't find a nice way to debug things other then callbacks

I don't get the purpose of having both ResourceOptions.provider and ResourceOptions.providers. Typescript only has one: provider...

Sent a small fix for Python3.8 FYI https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/pull/1079

Can someone point me to an integration testing example other than in go ? , Pulumi 2.0 supports multi language integration testing as per documentation ?

Hi Team, I have a small query. Like

pulumi up

is command line interface which start execution from

___main__.py_

file . But is it any way that I need not to run

pulumi up

and with python function call it. Currently I have created a wrapper function which call

pulumi up

in background. So I need to know if any python SDK function call is available with some control.

what’s the python equivalent of

cluster.kubeconfig

here? https://github.com/pulumi/kubernetes-guides/blob/master/aws/03-cluster-configuration/index.ts#L59

I don’t see it referenced anywhere, even in the typescript api

here’s another one: where’s the python equivalent of this bit? https://github.com/pulumi/kubernetes-guides/blob/master/aws/03-cluster-configuration/index.ts#L24 same thing, can’t find any documentation these arguments

really, wondering where that whole bit is documented, not just

roleMappings

@sparse-state-34229 that Kubernetes guide is using our

@pulumi/eks

module which is a set of higher-level components on top of the low-level AWS resources.

@pulumi/eks

is only available for TypeScript and JavaScript currently so that representation of an EKS cluster won't match exactly what you see in Python.

is there a way I can debug python starlark ? ipython for example or any remote debugging? I would like to know why

dns_name

of

pulumi_gcp.dns.ManagedZone

is class

pulumi.output.Output

and how to convert it to

str()

so I can use it later

Hello, so i have a question i have 5 deployments (each one has cluster ip, lb and so on) and i need to deploy them in a particular order, lets say A before B and B before C and so on… how can i do this using a singel stack …because in the end i dont want to sort and have 5 micro-stacks…just for 1 cluster …for now i use a singlen entrypoint file where i call them. Im not sure if i can use depends_on for this and also not sure how to implement it. Thank you for any help

Hi guys, I want to create multiple GCE VMs using Pulumi. I can run the for loop to create multiple VMs but how do i export all the created VM's information. so basically "how do i export multiple VM's information after they are created ?" At the moment, pulumi is showing the information for last VM.

Hello everyone. I learnt about pulumi recently and would like to switch over from terraform. I am a developer who happens to also manage infrastructure. So, I hope that answers why pulumi. I just started working on mmigrating my gcp -> gke infrastructure management from terraform to pulumi using python sdk. The first problem I ran into this evening is that, I use two different gcp service accounts for terrform backend state management and infrastructure management. Looks like I can not do that in pulumi or can I? Today

is there a way to get the stack name at run time?

hi there. I’m looking for something like the typescript crosswalk for aws vpc, but in python. When we usually create a vpc, we follow the best practice already implemented in the crosswalk.

May be someone can share code/links? thanks

i don’t think it exists yet unfortunately

most of the api is similar though

mhmhm.. I think I’ll mix languages in our pipeline deploy. Really don’t want to reinvent the wheel 😄

Hello, When creating a lambda from a local zip file, I can pass the hash of my file in the parameter

source_code_hash

. This way, the lambda is updated when my zip file changed. When creating a lambda from a zip hosted on an S3 Bucket, how can I calculate the hash of the remote file?

Anyone here succesfully imported existing resources into pulumi? Right now i'm using this attribute once to read the existing resource from the cloud.

opts= pulumi.ResourceOptions(id= 'id_of_the_fm'),

Then i comment out the line and try to add all attributes to be the same to the current state. (can't add some like status= 'active'). Up until now i keep getting a replacement of my resource, which i don't want when importing running vm's. Thanks in advance for reading.

haven’t done it but what you’re describing doesn’t match https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/adopting/import/