An updated Pulumi release is available - `0.15.2` ...
# announcements
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An updated Pulumi release is available -
0.15.2
of the Pulumi CLI and updates to all of the pulumi packages! A few of the highlights: * Many improvements for Kubernetes development with Pulumi (watch out for some blog posts about this coming tomorrow!) * Easier to use local backend, to enable use of Pulumi without the need to log in to the Pulumi service. * Preview of Azure support for
@pulumi/cloud
. * Overhaul of
pulumi refresh
to support many more use cases for pulling resource state in the cloud back into Pulumi. * Support for
pulumi new <url>
and
pulumi up <url>
to easily install Pulumi-based cloud application with a single command. * Support for
dotnetcore2.1
in AWS Lambda (thanks @early-napkin-64960) * Ability to create AWS Lambdas from JavaScript callbacks using "factory functions" that can share warm up tasks across invocations. * Azure serverless support for Service Bus Topics and Storage Queues (thanks @tall-librarian-49374) * New
cloud.HttpServer
for easy and flexible HTTP servers that can be supported across AWS, Azure (and GCP and others in the future!) * Improvements to
@pulumi/openstack
. (thanks @helpful-vegetable-35581) Thanks to everyone who provided feedback, bug reports and contributions as input to this release! You can install the latest version by just rerunning the installer, or by visiting https://pulumi.io/install/. For full details of this Pulumi release check out: https://pulumi.io/reference/changelog.html#v152
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Azure "ServiceHub" - Service Bus and Event Hub keep getting mixed up 😉
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Good work. Is it available on homebrew as well?
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I was able to grab it via brew in the last 30 minutes.
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@fresh-umbrella-15520 update now. 👍
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Azure "ServiceHub" - Service Bus and Event Hub keep getting mixed up 😉
Indeed! (I took that from the title of our PR - which got the naming wrong 🙂). The new support is for Azure Service Bus Topics.