Does Pulumi have a Vault Provider

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stocky-spoon-28903 · Answer

Not yet though if you want to read secrets you can of course use a node library for it without specifically needing a provider

creamy-jelly-91590 · Answer

Yeah that s what I figured the answer would be smile

stocky-spoon-28903 · Answer

What operations do you need

creamy-jelly-91590 · Answer

Well yeah just reading secrets

creamy-jelly-91590 · Answer

Actually maybe also writing them

creamy-jelly-91590 · Answer

Like if I provision a CloudSQL instance I d want to store the credentials in Vault

stocky-spoon-28903 · Answer

stocky-spoon-28903 · Answer

So you could do that in the `apply` of the output

stocky-spoon-28903 · Answer

And because a valid part of the sum type of `Input lt T gt ` is `Promise lt T gt ` the secrets you read will even work with other resources without `await` etc

creamy-jelly-91590 · Answer

Does ` apply` only run once If I do `pulumi up` multiple times where there are no changes but I run it anyway would the `apply` not run and therefore keep writing to Vault

stocky-spoon-28903 · Answer

No the apply will run every time

stocky-spoon-28903 · Answer

Vault has compare and swap operations though

creamy-jelly-91590 · Answer

Ah