That would work. Your Pulumi code is using Node.js?
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lemon-agent-27707
06/10/2023, 3:29 AM
Agree that it will certainly work.
Sounds like you could potentially benefit from Pulumi Deployments - it's basically a managed service wrapped around automation API. It provides REST APIs for running pulumi programs on demand.
https://www.pulumi.com/docs/pulumi-cloud/deployments/
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full-dress-10026
06/10/2023, 4:00 PM
Yep, it’s currently written in typescript. It feels like a very roundabout way to approach it, but it does seem like it’d work. A POC of the approach is functional.
And yeah @lemon-agent-27707, I saw. It looks like a good fit, but I had some reservations. I really wanted this service to be designed as simply as possible, keeping dependencies to a minimum. Perhaps a bit silly since it already has deep coupling to AWS. The lack of pricing also gives me some uncertainty. Maybe I should more deeply evaluate deployments to avoid this whole bundling dance, haha.
full-dress-10026
06/10/2023, 4:02 PM
Certainly worth a POC, anyway. I’ll give it a go.
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lemon-agent-27707
06/10/2023, 4:04 PM
Understand the concerns around unknown pricing. Pricing will likely match GitHub Actions.
We have already started signing pricing agreements with a few customers who are cost-conscious and wanted to get something in writing. So always an option if that becomes a blocker for you. There's a #C048NVDH6DV channel for discussion as well.
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