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bitter-energy-6777

04/30/2023, 2:57 PM

One way to do this could be to convert the

pulumi.StringOutput

to a string, convert the string to a byte slice, and create a

base64

encoded string from the byte slice:

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// convert pulumi.StringOutput to a string
stringOutput := fmt.Sprintf("%v", <insert your pulumi.StringOutput>)

// convert string to byte slice
bytes := []byte(stringOutput)

// encode the byte slice in base64
encoded := base64.StdEncoding.EncodeToString(bytes)

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brash-painting-89833

05/01/2023, 1:10 PM

thank you,i will try it here!

brash-painting-89833

05/01/2023, 5:37 PM

i must be doing something wrong, cause it seems i get an address

{0xc0003798f0}

brash-painting-89833

05/01/2023, 5:39 PM

i basically return this:

return pulumi.Sprintf(...)

inside i a string with some

%s

pulumi.StringOutput

arguments..

brash-painting-89833

05/01/2023, 5:44 PM

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`func generateUserData(clusterEndpoint pulumi.StringOutput, certData pulumi.StringOutput, clusterName pulumi.StringOutput, extraRuntime string) pulumi.StringOutput {
	return pulumi.Sprintf(`
[settings.kubernetes]
api-server = "%s"
cluster-certificate = "%s"
cluster-name = "%s"

[settings.kubernetes.node-labels]
"extraRuntime" = "%s"
"host-os" = "bottle-rocket"
`, clusterEndpoint, certData, clusterName, extraRuntime)
}

Then:

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userData := generateUserData(eksCluster.EksCluster.Endpoint(), eksCluster.EksCluster.CertificateAuthority().Data().Elem(), eksCluster.EksCluster.Name(), "default")
	stringOutput := fmt.Sprintf("%v", userData)
	fmt.Println(stringOutput)

	// convert string to byte slice
	bytes := []byte(stringOutput)

	// encode the byte slice in base64
	encoded := base64.StdEncoding.EncodeToString(bytes)
	fmt.Println(encoded)

brash-painting-89833

05/01/2023, 5:44 PM

i will, debug more wheni have some time

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