set the channel description: For all conversations related to using Pulumi with YAML.

Is there a way to reference other yaml files so I could break up resources into separate yaml files or would I have to go the route of breaking up the stacks and using stack references?

Has anyone successfully connected to the openstack provider on a pc using yaml

@ancient-policeman-24615 recently open-sourced an LSP server that supports Pulumi YAML https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-lsp - and while it is early days I personally find it very exciting. The basic code completion and type-checking functions are working over Pulumi YAML programs for resource tokens and opitons. I’ve had some success using it in Emacs.

I'm having an issue when trying to pass an output to an intrinsic function

the argument to Fn::ToBase64 must be a string; the argument to Fn::ToBase64 must be a string

the variables section is:

variables:
  kubeconfigs:
    Fn::Invoke:
      Function: azure-native:containerservice:listManagedClusterUserCredentials
      Arguments:
        resourceGroupName: ${rg.name}
        resourceName: ${cluster-1.name}
  kubeconfigb64:
    Fn::ToBase64: ${kubeconfigs.kubeconfigs[0].value}

the outputs section is as such

outputs:
  kconfig: ${kubeconfigs.kubeconfigs[0].value}

the output is:

Outputs:
  + kconfig: "YXBpVmVyc2lv................................................."

Hi everyone, I'm new to using Pulumi, so I'm also very new to using

cue

and

yaml

in general. I'm trying to build out a simple kubernetes cluster using AWS provider while using the

cue

compiler option. I started from the basic example provided on the

pulumi-yaml

project. When attempting to bring up the resources, I wanted to connect to the cluster with my local

kubectl

install. I ran into an error

getting credentials: exec plugin is configured to use API version <http://client.authentication.k8s.io/v1beta1|client.authentication.k8s.io/v1beta1>, plugin returned version <http://client.authentication.k8s.io/v1alpha1|client.authentication.k8s.io/v1alpha1>

. I looked at the detailed output from Pulumi, and it seems to be creating the

kubeconfig

file with ``client.authentication.k8s.io/v1beta1`` instead of

<http://client.authentication.k8s.io/v1alpha1|client.authentication.k8s.io/v1alpha1>

. I installed different versions of

kubectl

and

kubectl 1.21

works so far for me where I can connect, but it doesn't list in resources, since Pulumi failed to finish the rest of the resources. I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask for help.

is there a path towards utilizing yaml but using custom resources? I really love the yaml experience for end users (engineering teams), but would love to be able to create abstractions for it in the form of ComponentResources in any language

when I have a yaml stack and just list 1st party resources, I get a nice resource graph whose root is a pulumipulumiStack, like so https://l.hr/95KTwU but when I reference only a custom ComponentResource from the yaml stack, the root is actually that one resource https://l.hr/Df3rLN and when I add a second ComponentResource…. I only see those resources. https://l.hr/YDtiMb even though in the List View you see all of them https://l.hr/wyL5k6 both ComponentResources are implemented in python and accurately call

super().__init__("noom:aurora:postgres", service_name, props, opts)

any thoughts?

I was able to reproduce this with the python boilerplate. Nice find, btw. I’ll open an issue.

Looks like it was fixed in the latest version of the CLI, actually. So upgrading to v3.35.1 of the Pulumi CLI fixed the problem for me.

Hi everyone! short question: Is it possible to choose a different api version for the Azure Native Provider when using Pulumi YAML?

@tall-librarian-49374 How do I select a specific provider version in Pulumi YAML. So far I have not been able to find anything in the documentation or a corresponding example.

new guy question - anyone have a good example of spinning up an ec2 instance in an existing vpc/subnet?

Hello - I am new to Pulumi. Currently having issues deploying to a local vCenter using vsphere provider. Just wondering if anyone here has any experience deploying to Vsphere?

📦 Component Packages 📦 Is it possible to develop my own Component Package (developed in Python) and use those components in a Pulumi YAML project ? Imagine I create a

nuage:Function

component, how would Pulumi YAML know about it ? Don't I need to somehow install it ? Maybe as a Pulumi plugin ?

✨ Code completion ✨ Is there some sort of completion plugin or typing that we could possibly use to improve the DX in an IDE such as VSCode ? In any other languages, the class typings usually help with Resource parameters in Pulumi, but in YAML there's no such thing... right ? I'm using GitHub Copilot and it honestly does a decent job, but official completion would be better 😉

Is it possible to split the

Pulumi.yaml

resource definition up between multiple files? Not seeing any docs around this

I'm fetching some secrets that are returned as JSON, yet they're classed somewhere as a string. I get this error:

Error: kubernetes:core/v1:Secret is not assignable from {type: string, metadata: {name: string, namespace: string}, data: string}
      on Pulumi.yaml line 537:
     537:         ${dockerHubCredentials}
    Cannot assign '{type: string, metadata: {name: string, namespace: string}, data: string}' to 'kubernetes:core/v1:Secret':
      data: Cannot assign type 'string' to type 'Map<string>'

# Pulumi.yaml #

variables:
  dockerHubCredentials:
    Fn::Invoke:
      Function: gcp:secretmanager/getSecretVersion:getSecretVersion
      Arguments:
        secret: k8s_global_dockerhub-regcred
        project: myproj
      Return: secretData

resources:
  regcred:
    type: kubernetes:core/v1:Secret
    properties:
      type: <http://kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson|kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson>
      metadata:
        name: regcred
        namespace: some-ns
      data:
        ${dockerHubCredentials}

outputs:
  debugRegCred: ${dockerHubCredentials}

# Return #

Outputs:
debugRegCred: {".dockerconfigjson": "my-base64-encoded-config"}

Any suggestions on how to best execute a command on every run between two resources? Something like:

auth:
    Fn::Invoke:
      Function: command:local:run
      Arguments:
        command: USE_GKE_GCLOUD_AUTH_PLUGIN=True gcloud container clusters get-credentials ${cluster.id} --region us-east4 --project ${pulumi.stack}
      options:
        parent: ${cluster}

Tried shoe-horning it into a resource def, but I don't have a

type

. All of the examples show this sort of thing in the

variables:

section, which wouldn't work between resources that both create the k8s cluster, and those that write to it. I'm familiar with

command:local:Command

, but I need it to run every time

Hey All; I am going to ask an massively Rookie question here. Then when I get an answer that makes me feel like a fool I’ll show myself the door; With a YAML resource implementation. Can I implement complex structures in Pulumi; Specifically; can I make a “loop” over an Array for example? Create 4 of the same resource, based on 4 items in an array? I’m addition, can a template accept type array as input from the CLI Pulumi new prompt?

👋 Is it possible to define a ComponentResource via YAML?

For an Okta SAML app, a valid property value for idpIssuer is http://www.okta.com/${org.externalKey}, however Pulumi tries to evaluate that as a variable. I tried to encapsulate it with quotes without luck - any idea how to escape those values?

resources:  
  example:
    type: okta:app:Saml
    properties:
	  ...
      idpIssuer: "<http://www.okta.com/${org.externalKey}>"
      subjectNameIdTemplate: "${user.userName}"
      userNameTemplate: "${source.samAccountName}"	  
	  ...

Hello, in this section https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-yaml/#use-components-built-in-other-pulumi-languages I understand that I can use component created in another language, but I don't find any examples of that in the github example repo. I can do it within my c# solution, ex:

Anyone know of a good way to replicate terraforms

cidrsubnet

for the yaml runtime?

Q. Wondering if there is a way (Fn::) to import external files into Pulumi.yaml as a value such that it also keeps indentation intact ?

Is there any way to import resources into pulumi and include all dependents? At the moment for example if I'm trying to work out how to create an api gateway with these subcomponents • restapi • resource ◦ method ◦ integration(lambda) • resource ◦ method ◦ integration(lambda) etc. Then I have to individually figure which components are needed (not trivial) , then find out out in the docs what each component is called, go to that page, copy the

pulumi import

statement, paste in the IDs from the aws console, then copy and paste the code. It would be really nice if I could just do

pulumi import {top level ID} --include-dependents

and it would scan through the whole thing and provide me the code for the whole lot

Can anyone tell me the different between

type: aws:apigateway:RestApi

and

type: aws-apigateway:RestAPI

I can't seem to find it in the docs. The 2nd one has

.url

as a property, the first doesn't. But the first one is what is mentioned in the documentation, I also checked the aws native api docs but that is very lacking in examples and also doesn't have

.url

as an output property. The first is generated by doing

pulumi new

and selecting from one of the templates, I believe it is aws yaml serverless or something like that

hi everyone, can someone give me guidance on how to split resources in a single stack across different subscriptions (same tenant, and using that i am using is an owner on both) ?

This is what I understood how to do it:

variables: subscriptionId1: ad818ed1-a52d-4a5c-8cba-c3e84872abb0 subscriptionId2: 0e111515-3d91-4650-bd92-dfca52077d62 providers: - ${azure1} - ${azure2}