Looking into the `pulumi import` command where can I find th

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Looking into the `pulumi import` command where can I find the `type token` for a given resource <https www pulumi com docs reference cli pulumi import > Also is it possible to import a resource that the provider does not fully cover

flaky-school-82490 · Answer

< tall librarian 49374> < billowy army 68599> what is your advice on mix and matching pulumi and az cli when setting up a single resource Az cli is used to work around features not covered by pulumi I d like to be able to 1 pulumi up create the resource if it does not exist 2 set properties that are not supported in pulumi using the az cli and some outputs from step 1 3 make sure pulumi up is not going to fail or revert all changes made at step 2 the next time I want to update my stack

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

Remind me which language are you using

flaky-school-82490 · Answer

< tall librarian 49374> C but it should not matter in that case

flaky-school-82490 · Answer

< tall librarian 49374>did you have any thoughts on this thread

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

gt where can I find the `type token` for a given resource In the docs for each resource e g gt Also is it possible to import a resource that the provider does not fully cover Not sure I understand exactly To import something it should be expressible with Pulumi code so I guess no gt what is your advice on mix and matching pulumi and az cli when setting up a single resource There isn t a great story for NET You could call them completely separately from a CI pipeline or make a trick similar to what s described here but this will invoke your CLI on every run

flaky-school-82490 · Answer

Thanks a lot < tall librarian 49374>for your answers on type token and import limitations That link shows a pretty interesting work around too I may give it a try using the Graph SDK instead By this will invoke your CLI on every run this will be on every deploy not on every update right

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

gt every deploy not on every update What s the difference The example above will run on every program execution so even on preview There is a flag to check if you are in preview and short circuit if needed

flaky-school-82490 · Answer

Sorry < tall librarian 49374> this will invoke your CLI on every preview pulumi up or actual deployment of the update yes to pulumi up

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

By default on every execution so previews and updates