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Do you have a link to ARM/Bicep that does what you need?
The 
ExpressRouteCircuit
resource does sound to me like it would do it but I guess you ruled it out?
p
Yeah thats what I was using to build the circuit
Here is the template.
I ran it through the pulumi arm to pulumi tool as well and noticed the pulumi tool has a problem converting the template. I did that as part of my testing too
t
Microsoft.Network/expressRouteCircuits
is the same resource as https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/azure-native/network/expressroutecircuit/
p
Yeah, I tried that one too
as an example as part of my testing
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const expressRoutePortUSA = new azure_native.network.ExpressRoutePort(usCircuitname, {
  bandwidthInGbps: 100,
  encapsulation: "QinQ",
  expressRoutePortName: usCircuitname,
  location: "WestUS",
  peeringLocation: "Seattle",
  resourceGroupName: RG,
});
as well as
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const USExpressRouteCircuit = new azure_native.network.ExpressRouteCircuit( usCircuitname, {
  allowClassicOperations: false,
  authorizations: [],
  circuitName: usCircuitname,
  location: "WestUS",
  peerings: [],
  resourceGroupName: RG,
  serviceProviderProperties: {
    bandwidthInMbps: 1000,
    peeringLocation: "Seattle",
    serviceProviderName: "Equinix",
  },
  sku: {
    family: "metered",
    name: "Standard",
    tier: "Standard",
  },
});
This is one error you get from Pulumi.
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azure-native:network:ExpressRoutePort (USDomainServicesCircuit):
    error: Code="InvalidResourceType" Message="The resource type could not be found in the namespace 'Microsoft.Network' for api version '2020-08-01'."
t
Huh, this error is coming from Azure. Try using the same version as your ARM template:
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new azure_native.network.v20190201.ExpressRoutePort
p
Oh you think it’s a versioning problem?
I’ll try that soon
t
This is a service error and it says it doesn’t know the version even though the Azure API spec says it should be there
I will report this to Microsoft tomorrow
p
Ah ok, thanks a lot Mikhail. I have to wait for my previous circuit to finish provisioning before I make another one but I’ll try what you proposed after that
Well Im getting a new error now but definitely progress. Looks like the issue now is malformed json. Here is the error incase youre interested.
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error: Code="InvalidRequestFormat" Message="Cannot parse the request." Details=[{"code":"InvalidJson","message":"Error converting value \"Unlimited\" to type 'Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Networking.Nrp.Frontend.Contract.Csm.Public.ExpressRouteCircuitSkuFamily'. Path 'sku.family', line 1, position 241."},{"code":"InvalidJson","message":"Error converting value \"Premium\" to type 'Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Networking.Nrp.Frontend.Contract.Csm.Public.ExpressRouteCircuitSkuName'. Path 'sku.name', line 1, position 258."}]
t
Looking at the specs, you may need to use “UnlimitedData” instead of “Unlimited”. And SKU name is something like “Premium_UnlimitedData”. I think you are close 🙂
Do you mind filing an issue for the previous problem of the latest version not working?
p
Sure, Is this too much information to put in the issue?
logs.txt
Thats what I was using to debug ^
t
Just the code snippet and the error message would be enough
p
ok
Adding for the thread. Issue link: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/6964
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