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Here is fine, there's #CRH5ENVDX, #CRVK66N5U, #CRFUR2DGB for the various providers or you can post in #CJ909TL6P, #CDE799L1M, #CCWP5TJ5U or #CQ2QFLNFL for the various languages

Thanks Piers, this is the first question of 3 With Pulumi, can I deploy on my own servers as Prem or not using Cloud Providers ?

Pulumi uses providers to action the deployments. If the provider can do it, then Pulumi can tell the provider to do it. I'm not aware of functionality like that in AWS, GCP or Azure. If your on-prem infra is managed using a technology with an associated Pulumi provider, then it should work. For example, I see the vSphere provider on Pulumi's site, which has a VirtualMachine resource type. Which provider were you thinking of?

There's also an openstack provider: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/cloud-providers/openstack/

For small projects I used VPSDime or Contabo, for this reason I am wondering if is possible to use Pulumi to deploy on those providers

You can see the list of providers we currently support here. We do provide the ability to create your own provider: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/resources/#dynamicproviders if there's one that's not on your list. Or if there's already a terraform provider for it, you can use our boilerplate code for building a new Pulumi provider: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-tf-provider-boilerplate

Great Thanks!

Pulumi does a create then destroy by default. That's one of the reasons you see the random characters at the end of the name created. There is an option to delete before replace if you wanted to use it

Thanks

in pulumi, import adds the resource to the stack and gives you a chunk of code to maintain it going forward (because if you don't have the code, pulumi assumes you're deleting the resource). We also protect it by default so the next time you run

pulumi up

you can't accidentally delete it

@brave-planet-10645, currently I have 2 K8s Clusters created on the UI GCP Dashboard, running, so my goal is to create those 2 enviroments with Pulumi and manage, I need to import those on my project ?

Do you already have all your kubernetes resources running in those clusters as well?

@brave-planet-10645 yes, it is correct!

So you'd need to import your GCP resources (including the cluster) using the GCP provider. With the kubernetes resources (so things on the cluster) then I think you'd need to run the yaml through our kube2pulumi tool

Great Piers!, I hope can I manage and move forward to GitOps, I use @codefresh for Blue/Green Deployment on those clusters

So you can import using

pulumi import

Great, I will try!