Is there a way of seeing the amount of time parts ...
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adamant-father-26302
02/01/2024, 6:50 PMIs there a way of seeing the amount of time parts of a pulumi up/preview command takes?
adamant-father-26302
02/01/2024, 6:51 PMIf it takes a lot of time, its hard knowing what part of the pulumi code is most guilty in the time it takes
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hallowed-horse-57635
02/01/2024, 6:53 PMare you using the pulumi cloud backend ? if so, it has detailed info on various steps.
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adamant-father-26302
02/01/2024, 6:53 PMrunning
pulumi up/preview --refreshl
little-cartoon-10569
02/01/2024, 7:51 PMThe Pulumi app makes it easy to find the info, but all backends do record the same information. Find the log of each update; it includes the time taken to complete the update. You need the verbose output to get all times, but the times for longer updates are shown even in the summary.
For example, in this snippet, the two event rules were updated quickly, but the two lambda functions took a while:
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│ ├─ aws:cloudwatch:EventRule ec2-stop
~ │ │ └─ aws:lambda:Function ec2-stop updated (16s) [diff: ~code]
│ └─ aws:cloudwatch:EventRule ec2-start
~ │ └─ aws:lambda:Function ec2-start updated (24s) [diff: ~code]