Never mind, appears to be due to an issue with one of the dependencies of the RemoteExec resource. Problem is gone.

Is there a way to override the path to python3 in Pulumi.yaml? I'm working on CentOS 8 which has a default python 3.6. I've installed python 3.8 as a separate package. I can swap the default python3 interpreter using

alternatives

but I may prefer to leave that be, and just use python 3.8 with Pulumi. There's the directive in Pulumi.yaml to specify the virtualenv directory, but is there are directive for specifying which interpreter to use?

2 runtime:
  3   name: python
  4   options:
  5     virtualenv: venv

Aha, the

PULUMI_PYTHON_CMD

environment variable will do

Is there a way to use

config.require_secret

on a structured object? i.e. if I use

pulumi config set --secret --path things.thing1.token secret_value

is there a way to do

config.require_secret('things.thing1.token')

? When I do that a “Missing required configuration variable” error. My searches in the docs and in code on github have come up with nothing. Figured I’d ask before diving into SDK source code.

Maybe not Python specific, but I've got a question about importing a resource into the state. My particular problem is, I have two AWS accounts and my code uses a provider to configure resources in the second account. I cannot delete and recreate them easily, thus I have to import these, but how do I import resources located in a second account?

It looks like I may have broken my python installation with a clash of azure libraries for key vault. Is there an easy way to recreate the virtual env. Is it ok to delete and create again somehow? This is a WSL2 on Win10 environment

Hi Team, Can anyone help me how to get the config value for aws:profile as dev in pulumi code?

to differentiate the functionality on environment values

I have been working with Terrraform as IaC and using Pyhton to dynamically create terraform scripts and run them inside Pyhton. Now I came across Pulumi and think it would be a better solution. However, I haven’t seen the way to bring up the infrastructure directly from a Python script. Question: Is there a way to execute the CLI commands like “Pulumi up, destroy”?

Dear Experts, is there a Python example, how to use *multi-region deploymen*t to deploy VPC, EC2 or something else? My goal would be to use a for loop to provision resources in different regions. I found the “*AWS Classic / Provider*”, but there is now example how to use in in Python.

Hello All, after updating to 3.18.0 on running pulumi up ( that also worked) i got an error message at the end, this is strange as my code did not change, on a rollback to 3.17.1 the Issue disappeared.

Failed to resolve python version command: fork/exec bin/python: no such fie or directory

I am trying to create a security group with CIDR another security group using its ID but I am getting the following error has a problem: "sg-12345678" is not a valid CIDR block: invalid CIDR address: sg-12345678. Examine values at 'SecurityGroup.Ingresses'. My code:

lb_sg = aws.ec2.get_security_group(                        
    tags={"Name": "my-lb"}"
)                                                          

sg = aws.ec2.SecurityGroup(                                  
    "web-lb",                                            
    vpc_id=vpc_id,                                           
    description="Enable HTTP access from Load Balancer",     
    ingress=[                                                
        aws.ec2.SecurityGroupIngressArgs(                    
            protocol="tcp",                                  
            from_port=args.port,                             
            to_port=args.port,                               
            cidr_blocks=[lb_sg.id)],                     
        )                                                    
    ],                                                       
    egress=[                                                 
        aws.ec2.SecurityGroupEgressArgs(                     
            protocol="-1",                                   
            from_port=0,                                     
            to_port=0,                                       
            cidr_blocks=["0.0.0.0/0"],                       
        )                                                    
    ],                                                       
)

I really have a basic question: In the documentation for a resource, I can see this

import pulumi
import pulumi_aws as aws

main = aws.ec2.Subnet("main",
    vpc_id=aws_vpc["main"]["id"],
    cidr_block="10.0.1.0/24",
    tags={
        "Name": "Main",
    })

Unfortunately specify the name of the resource does not work in my case, what Do I miss?

#Create VPC
vpc = aws.ec2.Vpc("vpc_1", 
                    cidr_block="10.0.1.0/24", 
                    )       

vpc = aws.ec2.Vpc("vpc_2", 
                    cidr_block="10.0.2.0/24", 
                    )       

    #create WANem subnet
subnet_vpc1 = aws.ec2.Subnet("vpc_1",
    vpc_id=vpc["vpc_1"].id,
    cidr_block="10.0.1.0/24",
    availability_zone=available.names[0],
    )

    #create WANem subnet
subnet_vpc2 = aws.ec2.Subnet("vpc_2",
    vpc_id=vpc["vpc_2"].id,
    cidr_block="10.0.2.0/24",
    availability_zone=available.names[0],
    )

My goal is to reference the VPC by the name, not by object. How can I do this?

Dear experts! I really like Pulumi for my use-case. However I miss an important Terraform Provider (https://github.com/adeleporte/terraform-provider-velocloud), which is not available for Pulumi. Question: What is the best practice to “import” the Terraform provider into Pulumi? Since the provider is developed in Go, maybe there is a “tool” to use it with Pulumi??

Hello I have a lambda written in python I am trying to deploy that was originally written in Serverless framework. There was a plugin that did a few things for me 1) Dockerized pip cause I am on a Mac and therefore dependency differences if deployed to lambda would cause issues and 2) ran pip to install dependencies 3) bundled dependencies with my code. I am trying to figure out how to accomplish this with pulumi now and not finding a lot of assistance. Can anyone provide some clarity?

In theory it shouldnt matter but I am doing infra code in typescript trying to deploy python logic

hello friends, after a while I started to see again random error failure in tests:

RuntimeError: Task <Task pending name='Task-63' coro=<run_pulumi_func() running at /home/$USER/.local/share/virtualenvs/cmw2Vtk-i/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pulumi/runtime/stack.py:45> cb=[_run_until_complete_cb() at /usr/lib/python3.9/asyncio/base_events.py:184]> got Future <Task pending name='Task-760' coro=<get_resource.<locals>.do_get() running at /home/$USER/.local/share/virtualenvs/cmw2Vtk-i/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pulumi/runtime/resource.py:231> cb=[<TaskWakeupMethWrapper object at 0x7f8f73b7fdc0>()]> attached to a different loop

any idea?

these are totally random failures, sometimes tests pass, sometimes 1 fail, sometimes all

this is the errors I get:

self = <pulumi.runtime.mocks.MockMonitor object at 0x7f0727a5ee80>
request = tok: "pulumi:pulumi:getResource"
args {
  fields {
    key: "urn"
    value {
      string_value: "urn:pulumi:dev::totoro::aws:ec2/vpc:Vpc$aws:ec2/routeTable:RouteTable::dvusea1-totoro-priv-route-table"
    }
  }
}


    def Invoke(self, request):
        # Ensure we have an event loop on this thread because it's needed when deserializing resource references.
        _ensure_event_loop()
    
        args = rpc.deserialize_properties(request.args)
    
        if request.tok == "pulumi:pulumi:getResource":
            registered_resource = self.resources.get(args["urn"])
            if registered_resource is None:
>               raise Exception(f"unknown resource {args['urn']}")
E               Exception: unknown resource urn:pulumi:dev::totoro::aws:ec2/vpc:Vpc$aws:ec2/routeTable:RouteTable::dvusea1-totoro-priv-route-table

this the exception I am seeing

a mix of both errors

I'm working on setting up private end points in Azure which require some private link code. It is complaining I can't add or configure the PrivateLinkService because private link service network policies enabled. I put a policy disabled in the VNet subnet, but that doesn't appear to be working. What's the secret sauce I'm missing?

Dear Experts, I want to design a proper python class for a Pulumi AWS deployment, but I am struggling to find the right design. Can someone please help me and tell me what would be the best approach to design a pulumi class that has the following functionality. My design goal is to reuse as much as possible and modularise everything. Those are the Functions which needs to be nested into a Class or Classes:

Region:
+ VPC
+ IGW

Site
- VPC(region A)
- IGW (region A)
+ Subnet
+ Route Table

Site Type A
- VPC(region A)
- IGW (region A)
- Subnet (site 1)
- Route Table (site 1)
+ EC2

Site Type B
- VPC(region A)
- IGW (region A)
- Subnet (site 1)
- Route Table (site 1)
+ ECK

In the above example, resources in Region A is provisioned by the Region Class. The Site Class will import these resources and configure additional resources. Site Type A will import everything from Site 1 and configure some additional resources like EC2 or ECK. How should I structure this with Python Inheritance and Composition?

Hello all, How can I get properties of a Repository? When I use: ruri=repo.get(resource_name=reponame, id=repoid) The result is: ruri     : {    + arn             : “arnawsecrus east 1xxxx*:repository/my-repo*”    + encryption_configurations  : [    +   [0]: {        + encryption_type: “AES256"       }     ]    + id             : “my-repox”    + image_scanning_configuration: {      + scan_on_push: false     }    + image_tag_mutability    : “MUTABLE”    + name            : “my-repo”    + registry_id         : “xxxxxx”    + repository_url       : “xxxxx.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/my-repo-xxxxx”    + urn             : “urnpulumidev:gurney pythonawsecr/repositoryRepository:my-repo” Then I used ruri.apply(lambda r: r[“repository_url”]) but I got this message: TypeError: ‘Repository’ object is not subscriptable So, how should I get the repository_url ?

I am trying to tweak the token mentioned here (

xyz:index:StaticPage

) , to something like

company_name:module_name:resource_name

. But whenever I name it something apart from

index

I end up getting this stack trace mentioned in the thread. Can someone help me out with this? I might be missing something obvious

is there a programatic way to get the current aws provider’s (or any AWS provider’s) current region code? like

use1

or

usw2

?

Anybody knows how this https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/master/sdk/python/lib/pulumi/runtime/config.py#L24 is cleaned between tests?

it seems to me that CONFIG is never cleaned between tests and this may leads to unexpected behaviors if one tests needs a specific config value that shouldn't be there for other test cases

https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/aws/api-docs/ec2transitgateway/peeringattachment/ is there a peeringattachmentAcceptor equivalent for this?

Hi where can I find a list of the pulumi automation functions? Getting quite lost on here, just want simple list of functions and what they do, I’m using python and aws https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/automation-api/

Hi there! Could you guys please help me to understand why apply from the Output does not work as expected inside a loop?

def container_definition(image_name, service, env_variables):
    print("service:",service)
    print("env_vars:", env_variables)
    return json.dumps([{
        'name': 'server',
        'image': image_name,
        'networkMode': 'awsvpc',
        'readonlyRootFilesystem': False,
        'essential': True,
        'environment': env_variables,
        ..... Non relevant code continues
    }])

for service in config.common_config['services']:
    env_variables.append({'name': 'SERVICES', 'value': service})
    if service != 'frontend':
        env_variables.append({'name': 'TEMPORAL_CLI_ADDRESS',
            'value': f'{config.common_config["frontend"]["service_name"]}.{config.common_config["dns_namespace"]}'})
    task_definitions[service] = aws.ecs.TaskDefinition(config.common_config[service]['service_name'],
        family=config.common_config[service]['service_name'],
        cpu=config.common_config[service]['cpu'],
        memory=config.common_config[service]['memory'],
        network_mode='awsvpc',
        requires_compatibilities=['FARGATE'],
        execution_role_arn=ecs_task_role.arn,
        task_role_arn=ecs_task_role.arn,
        container_definitions=image.image_name.apply(
            lambda image_name: container_definition(image_name, service, env_variables)),
        tags={
            "Service": "temporal",
        },
        opts=ResourceOptions(depends_on=[log_group]))

When it is executed for the container_definitions in preview I am seeing env_variables with duplicates and

service

is set to the latest in the list of

config.common_config['services']

. I do believe it is somehow related to the nature of "Promised" Output, but not an expert in Python enough to catch and fix it. TIA! Everything worked properly in the loop until I needed to add image name for ECR 😄