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I just ran into something similar with a lambda-layer and openssl.  My solution was to set then environment variable HOME=/tmp

Interesting. I see the idea behind it, by setting your home dir to somewhere writable you'd get around that issue. I just tried it with the same error result though

I'm sure it's in the docs somewhere but I found the fix by digging into venv/lib/pulumi for python. Setting `PULUMI_HOME` to "/tmp" works

I was looking at this a few months ago. /tmp is only accessible once the lambda has started (i.e. you can't out things there during the docker build step)

I had code in my lambda that would copy things from a location in the container to tmp and then point the PULUMI_HOME env car to that and continue from there

Interesting; fortunately I didn't have to do anything like that. Just setting that env var and including a pulumi binary in /layer/bin was good enough to get the job done