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# azures
sparse-intern-71089
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tall-librarian-49374
04/14/2020, 3:19 PMI believe an Application Gateway is currently a single resource, including all the rules, so you can’t spread it over multiple stacks
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mysterious-australia-14256
04/14/2020, 4:05 PMThanks @tall-librarian-49374 😞
mysterious-australia-14256
04/14/2020, 8:13 PM@tall-librarian-49374 just a quick follow-up on this, if I use an ARM template to incrementally push out additional rules is there any way to stop the Pulumi project I have made for creating the App Gateway itself from erasing these when it deploys? I guess I'm asking if there is the concept of an incremental deploy within Pulumi (when not doing an ARM template deploy)?
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tall-librarian-49374
04/14/2020, 8:43 PMIf a resource is managed by Pulumi, it is considered fully managed. Unfortunately, I don’t have experience with managing App Gateways, so I can’t really advise from own experience.
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mysterious-australia-14256
04/15/2020, 7:52 AMthanks again
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ancient-megabyte-79588
04/15/2020, 2:04 PMJust as an aside since I'm doing something similar with k8s, I don't "really" care what happens to the underlying cluster as long as the IP addresses don't change. Can you create a public IP address that is durable and created in a separate stack, and then create/re-create your AAG using that public IP any time you need, with all of the rules (old and new)?
ancient-megabyte-79588
04/15/2020, 2:05 PMI do have two stacks. One for standing up the actual k8s cluster, and one for all of the resources that I put into the cluster. The resources stack references the k8s stack so that it can get the .kube/config file for the k8s provider.
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mysterious-australia-14256
04/15/2020, 7:04 PMThanks for the suggestion Dave. I'm not sure how I would keep track of all the rules though? If I have once stack to run up the basic AAG with the public IP and then another bunch of stacks that all want to publish themselves behind it how would I collate that set of results? Would I have to do a Get on the AAG first to read in any existing rules and build up from that?
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ancient-megabyte-79588
04/16/2020, 3:24 AMNo.. I was thinking on stack for the public IP and anything else, and then one stack that you just use over and over to update the AAG with all of the needed rules.
ancient-megabyte-79588
04/16/2020, 3:24 AMTwo stacks.. potentially just replacing the AAG every time with a new one, but keeping the public IP in place for every iteration of the AAG
ancient-megabyte-79588
04/16/2020, 1:50 PMJust to be clear. I haven't looked at how to create an AAG (with pulumi) yet.. but I will be looking into it.. I'm currently using an Nginx Ingress Controller in our k8s cluster, but the original plan was to use an AAG Ingress Controller, which would create and manage the rules for the k8s cluster as resources are added to it.
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