https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/aws/acm/certificatevalidation/

const exampleRecord: aws.route53.Record[];
for (const range of Object.entries(exampleCertificate.domainValidationOptions.apply(domainValidationOptions => domainValidationOptions.reduce((__obj, dvo) => { ...__obj, [dvo.domainName]: {
    name: dvo.resourceRecordName,
    record: dvo.resourceRecordValue,
    type: dvo.resourceRecordType,
} }))).map(([k, v]) => {key: k, value: v})) {
    exampleRecord.push(new aws.route53.Record(`exampleRecord-${range.key}`, {
        allowOverwrite: true,
        name: range.value.name,
        records: [range.value.record],
        ttl: 60,
        type: range.value.type,
        zoneId: exampleZone.then(exampleZone => exampleZone.zoneId),
    }));
}

Hi, typescript noob so bear with me. The above code is copy+paste from the docs and it gives a lot of compiler errors. does anyone know how it should be? Thanks

Wow that's not idiomatic at all...

Ok cool. Thanks! Glad it's not only me thinking that (the python version is similarly hard to follow and not valid code) Now I can compile but AWS is complaining about

LimitExceededException

for the

Certificate

despite 1000 limit and no active certs. I will report back once I've resolved that issue

Good stuff. Let's Encrypt has some advantages, especially in the area of getting the cert onto a specific machine.