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Does anybody have an easy eks karpenter setup? I'm looking at something like this for terraform: <ht...
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Aashish Jain

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Does anybody have an easy eks karpenter setup? I'm looking at something like this for terraform: https://github.com/terraform-aws-modules/terraform-aws-eks/tree/v20.24.2/modules/karpenter, and have tried to pulumi convert command, but it didn't work too well
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Hi all, my Pulumi state is stuck such that every time I run `pulumi up`, it updates a resource that ...
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James Rosenthal

about 1 year ago
Hi all, my Pulumi state is stuck such that every time I run
pulumi up
, it updates a resource that I have not made any changes to (it's a Docker Image resource). When I delete it from my Pulumi file so I can remove it and then build it again, when I run
pulumi up
, I get the error:
error: resource '{my resource urn}' registered twice (same and same)
. I double checked
pulumi stack --show-urns
, and confirmed that the resource is unique. Does anyone have any tips to fix my state? Thanks!
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Does `dependsOn` not respect the delete order? I attached a local command to the IAM user but remov...
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Does
dependsOn
not respect the delete order? I attached a local command to the IAM user but removing the code and then
pulumi up
will attempt to delete
iamUser
before running the command. 🤷
const userName = "myUser"
    const cleanupCmd = new command.local.Command(
      `delete-iam-user`,
      {
        environment: {
          IAM_USERNAME: userName,
        },
        delete: `date && node --require ts-node/register delete-iam-user.ts`,
        // triggers: [md5],
      },
    );
    // cleanupCmd.apply(console.log);
    const iamUser = new aws.iam.User(
      `user`,{name: userName},
      { dependsOn: cleanupCmd}
    );
this is with pulumi
3.112.0
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