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glamorous-printer-66548
05/02/2020, 11:12 AMthere's a couple of options:
1. create a simple TS file that exports a reuse function with some parameters and in the body of that function create resources. Then simply import this function in wherever you need it. This only works well as long as the reuse function and the usage of that function are in the same repo.
2. create a simple TS file that creates a pulumi componentresource which encapsulates a bunch of other resources (creates them in a constructor)
3. do 1 or 2 and put the whole thing into an npm package that you publish into a private npm repo.
I usually go for approach 1 and later opt for approach 3 if i need to reuse that function across multiple repositories. I skip 2 usually.
glamorous-printer-66548
05/02/2020, 11:16 AMgenerally speaking, pulumi doesn't have / need it's own "module" system like terraform. You just use whatever module system / reuse mechanisms the host language provides, i.e. JavaScript / NPM modules (which are usually anyways better than terraform modules imho). I just ran the other day into the a limitation with terraform that you cannot include a module conditionally (doesn't support count) - with normal programming languages cases like that are a simple if statement 🙂
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numerous-plastic-88847
05/02/2020, 11:52 AMThe conditional on module is the main reason looking at pulumi. Thanks for the options
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clever-sunset-76585
05/02/2020, 3:46 PMHi @numerous-plastic-88847, we have some docs on how to use
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