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I’m not very familiar with ACR, but we’ve got this example that might help: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/crosswalk/kubernetes/apps/#build-and-deploy-a-container I notice it doesn’t use 
imagePullSecrets
, so it may have something to do with the resource group or other permissions like that
g
that's using the built in support for ECR it looks like, and refers to the image directly instead of by repo/name
g
There’s a cloud provider switcher at the top of the page
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g
thanks, will give that a go!
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would pulumi be ok if I wanted to manage it separately? i.e. it wont blow up if that resource already exists and its not in the current state?
I could use pulumi to manage it, but feel like the registry lives out the normal infra lifecycle
g
Right; pulumi won’t delete any resources you’re not explicitly managing
g
great, thanks
g
You can import existing resources to manage with pulumi, but it doesn’t happen by default
g
how might I do that?
g
g
awesome, thanks!
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I think the big insight there is to declare a separate 
docker.Image
that contains the login details 🙂
hmm it looks like those samples build a local image before uploading - the 
build
property is required
I just want to reference a remote image
docs refer to the registry there as : /**      * Credentials for the docker registry to push to.      */     registry?: pulumi.Input<ImageRegistry>;
g
Again, I’m not very familiar with ACR, but their example doesn’t show an 
imagePullSecret
either: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/tutorial-kubernetes-deploy-application#update-the-manifest-file
g
ugh
omg, problem was a missing 
latest
tag (I thought it was added automatically by tooling) - lead to unauthorized instead of 404
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