Has anyone gone down the road of writing a config module to be used across their different projects to avoid having to duplicate values across projects and stacks?

Closest I have gone is separated out within one project: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/master/azure-py-virtual-data-center/config.py

@astonishing-quill-88807 what about using github submodules?

Is the Pulumi Mock object documented in the python sdk?

Hi, has anyone here got experience with using dynamic resource provisioners, ref https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-py-ec2-provisioners ? I've faced following issues: • RemoteExec runs commands every time I run

pulumi up

command. I would like it run it only when command is changed in pulumi code or dependent resource is changed. Any ideas? • CopyFile is able to create a file on a remote system. However it doesn't update it upon local file update. How to update a remote file after the local file change?

Hello guys, anyone has experiencing in using the mock module for pulumi ? https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/5295

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Hello guys, I have a failure when trying to import inside the “main.py” files from modules but if I run python from the same folder where I run pulumi up and I try to import my module it works

I'm having some issues with trying to render a stack export that is combining values from multiple resources. I have a composite resource where I was able to export a dictionary of some of its attributes. Now, I'm trying to add information about other resources created in the same stack, but when I preview the output it's showing that a bunch of existing data will be deleted, with some other data being added in a seemingly random fashion. My assumption is that it's due to some indeterminacy of how the async processes resolve. Has anyone dealt with this before or have advice? I tried using the

Output.all(...).apply(...)

approach but instead got errors from deep in the Pulumi runtime about dicts not being callable...

Anyone have a working VS Code debugging implementation for code run by the CLI? Hoping someone can spot the issue in mine. Inspired by https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/1372#issuecomment-583086422 i set up a

.vscode/launch.json

looking like this:

{
  "version": "0.2.0",
  "configurations": [
    {
      "name": "Python: Attach using Process ID",
      "type": "python",
      "request": "attach",
      "processId": "${command:pickProcess}"
    }
  ]
}

i put this code at the beginning of my

___main___.py

, with a breakpoint as a sanity check (and i have a VS Code breakpoint on the same line):

import debugpy
debugpy.listen(5678)
debugpy.wait_for_client()
debugpy.breakpoint()

i run

pulumi up

which shows this output (appears as though

wait_for_client

is indeed working):

$ pulumi up
Previewing update (dev):

And i hit F5 to trigger the process attachment. i choose the process called "pulumi up" in the dialog. After ten seconds or so, i get a prompt in VS Code saying "Timed out waiting for debug server to connect."

hi there, is there a way to Pulumi/Python without the venv mechanism that's built in? we use anaconda a lot and would love to stick to it and not have to juggle multiple environments during our development.

HI All, Is there a way to get a list of all the IAM policies

Hello, Since this morning, I'm getting this error, on a project that worked until now:

aws:codebuild:Project (develop-Codebuild-Project-build):
    error: aws:codebuild/project:Project resource 'develop-Codebuild-Project-build' has a problem: Attribute must be a whole number, got 480
    error: aws:codebuild/project:Project resource 'develop-Codebuild-Project-build' has a problem: Attribute must be a whole number, got 60

How do I know which attribute is causing an issue? Using -v does not provide a single error message, only debug. In the entirety of the output, the number 60 and 480 do not appear at all.

hi I am trying pulumi crossguard for first time i am getting below error error: no Pulumi.yaml project file found

steps:
mkdir policypack && cd policypack
pulumi policy new aws-python
pulumi preview --policy-pack <path-to-policy-pack-directory>

Is there a way to make https://github.com/joeduffy/aws-tags-example/blob/master/autotag-py/taggable.py someting redistributable? I dont like the ide of havinf to copy it on each resource i want to auto tag

error: Exception calling application: code() takes at most 15 arguments (16 given)

 - this is what I'm getting when using dynamic resource when trying to do 

pulumi destroy

. It was working fine for some time and now it's broken without any code change. What is happening?

hi can we use pulumi crossguard as general purpose policy/decision making engine similar to opa? Like decisions not related to deployment eg: in opa we can write rules like validating password where user can provide their password as data to opa and get a response if the password is  matching the rules

Any reason a policy violation wouldn't be printed to the

pulumi preview

output? i ran

pulumi preview --policy-pack my-pack --policy-pack-config my-config.json

, i see the pack named under "Policy Packs run", and i know

report_violation("my message")

was executed because i stepped through it in the debugger. This is with a custom Python pack i started writing. Running against an AWSGuard TypeScript policy does show policy violations.

Does anyone have an example of enabling ALB access logs? I have the following code which doesn’t work:

alb_http_bucket_key = aws.kms.Key(
    "jupyterhub-alb-http-bucket-key",
    deletion_window_in_days=10,
    description="This key is used to encrypt bucket objects",
)

alb_http_bucket = aws.s3.Bucket(
    "jupyterhub-alb-http-logs",
    server_side_encryption_configuration={
        "rule": {
            "applyServerSideEncryptionByDefault": {
                "kms_master_key_id": alb_http_bucket_key.arn,
                "sseAlgorithm": "aws:kms",
            },
        },
    },
)

alb = aws.lb.LoadBalancer(
    "jupyterhub-alb",
    security_groups=[sgroup.id], 
    subnets=jupyterhub_priv_subnets,
    internal=True,
    access_logs=aws.lb.LoadBalancerAccessLogsArgs(
        bucket=alb_http_bucket.bucket_domain_name,
        enabled=True
    )
)

The bit I cannot get right is the

access_logs=

field. I directly referenced another function that has an example using the same data type that

access_logs

requires and I still cant get it to work 😞

appreciate any help! thanks in advance.

Hi, Any ideas on how we can upload a directory instead of a file to a s3 bucket using pulumi

anybody has a good way to catch errors that happen in futures? We hit sometimes this problem, having resources deleted cause errors are swallowed silently if any happens using

.apply

it makes also debugging pretty hard

In a new stack, I am trying to fetch the Fargate ECS cluster with:

import pulumi_aws as aws

cluster = aws.ecs.get_cluster(cluster_name=‘fargate’)

I get the following error:

Exception: invocation of aws:ecs/getCluster:getCluster returned an error: required configuration keys were missing

I haven’t managed to find any issues in the Pulumi provider or terraform repos.

Latest version of

pulumi

and

pulumi-aws

.

Any ideas?