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Morning, this in our faqs: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/troubleshooting/faq/ It’s highly recommended to leave it turned on , but if you need to disable it, set the name property
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yeah i already saw this but i could not finde any special name field in the Chart object. https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/kubernetes/helm/v3/chart/
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d
but the prefix is before the name pulumi adds the hash after the name as a suffix ?
b
yup. this is an issue for me as well - usually helm charts have something like "fullNameOverride" that you can set in values to ensure that they are named cleanly - but not all helm charts have that.
it really (REALLY) would be nice to have a "name" in addition to a "prefix" so that we wouldn't have to be dependent on the individual helm chart to resolve it. Especially in those cases where the pulumi name needs to include things like the clustername or a unique id because the same chart definition will be used against multiple clusters in the same stack
b
you can use transformations in this case, but thanks for the clarification, i wasn't aware you couldn't set the name property
b
essentially, anything like this: 
new k8s.helm.v3.Chart("my-pulumi-name", {...})
will typically result in a deployment which prefixes "my-pulumi-name" onto the deployed resource.. that's the way it is for influxdb, falco, prometheus, and other helm charts.. i.e. `my-pulumi-name-prometheus-alertmanager`pods get created. Adding 
{resourcePrefix:"prometheus"}
to the options only makes it become 
prometheus-my-pulumi-name-prometheus-alertmanager
b
thanks for the feedback, I've opened this issue https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/issues/1644
please feel free to comment
b
Thanks for that, I should have created that myself a while ago come to think of it 🙂
d
Thank you for the answers ! 😄 my problem was solved because i did something else wrong.
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