Hi Everyone! I'm on the process to restructure my HomeLab from a monolith pulumi project to a micro stack monorepo using NX. Aside of the pulumi cli typescript limitations (https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/8787) so far, so good. I took this path to reduce the deployment times since i can only deploy the stack that was affected on the PR, so I really happy with the result. The only problem comes with my personal account licence, I needed create an organization for this project so I can group the all micro-stacks under the same parent so the

StackReference

make sense. like

homelab/${microstack}/env

. There is a way to link this Organization to use my personal account licence?

hi catriel! i have a very similar setup for my own homelab 🙂 (micro stacks, but no NX yet)

I needed create an organization for this project so I can group the all micro-stacks under the same parent so the

StackReference

make sense.

i’m curious what you mean by this. in my case, i have a stack like

parent/env

for my cluster, and the children

app1/env

,

app2/env

, etc. each have a reference to

parent/env

. so at least in my case the org-level grouping wasn’t needed, although i could understand why it would be helpful (especially if you have other non-homelab stacks in your account)

Hi @hallowed-photographer-31251. I glad to hear that I'm not the only one that uses Pulumi for local environments 😁. Yes, I have another projects on my account and I want keep this isolated because I don't wanna mess the structure adding prefix on every project like

homelab_postgresql

and also there is no way to limit which projects can make a stack reference.

re: keeping things isolated, you can add a stack tag to your homelab things. then in UI’s stack list there’s a “group by” menu in the upper left that can help you group those things together.