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c
No, but this will definitely ship for M18
l
šŸ‘
c
So, a couple days.
l
to confirm, this is why i can't use Pulumi outputs in my helm charts?
i maybe hitting something else
it was literally stuffing this into the chart
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[16]: {
                                        name : "storage__s3__secretAccessKey"
                                        value: "map[__pulumiOutput:true isKnown:map[]]"
c
If by ā€œin your helm chartsā€ you mean (for example) ā€œas valuesā€, then yes
oh actually there is a work-around.
l
yes
oh yeah? this is not high priority, but I am curious none the less
c
actually, maybeā€¦ maybe not. I think you could probably do something like 
whatever.apply(foo => new k8s.helm.v2.Chart...)
Thatā€™s might get what you want.
where 
foo
is the value youā€™d like to put in the 
values
l
here is my snippit
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const iamCreds = new aws.iam.AccessKey("ghost-access-key", {
    user: iamUser.name,
});
and
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const ghost = new helm.v2.Chart("ghost", {
    repo: "postops",
    chart: "ghost",
    values: {
        ghostUrl: "<https://www.foo.com>",

        database: {
            client: "mysql",
            connection: {
                host: db.endpoint.apply(e => e.split(":")[0]),
                port: db.endpoint.apply(e => e.split(":")[1]),
                user: dbUsername,
                password: dbPassword,
                database: dbName,
            },
        },

        storage: {
            active: "s3",
            s3: {
                secretAccessKey: iamCreds.secret.apply(e => e),
                accessKeyId: iamCreds.id.apply(e => e),
                bucket: bucketName,
                region: "us-west-2",
            },
        },
...
c
so perhaps something like:
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db.endpoint.apply(e => new helm.v2.Chart("ghost"....)
l
could be bad code on my part ĀÆ\_(惄)_/ĀÆ
c
no no
youā€™re right.
we are working on it.
l
i'll give it a shot. no worries if not. just been playing with pulumi on my free time
c
Iā€™ll make a note to ping you when the stuff lands.
l
awesome! thanks
c
np. lmk of any other feedback you have
l
will do
out of curiousity does pulumi use a graph for destroys?
c
It does, but it is not parallelized yet.
l
oh i see.
was wondering, as sometimes destroys are slower than expected
c
weā€™re working on that too
l
@creamy-potato-29402 is the team distributed?
just curious
c
it was deemed less high priority than parallel creation
yeah, we are.
As we speak I am writing from the Warm Springs reservation in the middle of nowhere, Oregon. šŸ™‚
l
any folks in Portland?
c
No but Iā€™m portland-ish.
l
oh. ha
c
maybe an hour from portland
l
for sure. just curious if any of yall were in my neck of the woods
c
was thinking of maybe giving some talks at meetups over there.
l
let me know if you do
or need a place to host said meetup
c
what are the hot meetups I should target lol
l
well... you have all your language specific meetups that might be a good fit
given the ground pulumi covers
if yall need a space let me know
i work remote from Portland atm, but know a lot of folks willing to host meetups in the area (such as Cloudability)
c
That would be great!
Iā€™m hoping to hit maybe some local kube or devops meetups personally
(Iā€™m not really sure where the AWS community hangs out? I know there are kube meetups)
Where do you work, if you donā€™t mind me asking?
l
doordash
out of sf
ex-hashicorper though šŸ˜‰
c
ooo that sounds like fun
ha ha we have a few of you rolling around in here
l
think @stocky-spoon-28903 is here i see
s
Hi @little-tailor-59400!
l
hi @stocky-spoon-28903
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