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05/19/2022, 2:12 PM

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victorious-church-57397

05/19/2022, 2:33 PM

i dont have anything python specific, but i have a TS example which by looking at it should be simple to translate over:

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const updateCfLambdaResponseFunctionEtag = new local.Command(
  'update-cf-distro-response',
  {
    create: `../scripts/update-cf-distro.sh`,
    triggers: [responseFunction.version],
  },
  {
    dependsOn: responseFunction,
  }
);

this executes a script located in a scripts directory to update a cloudfront distribution, hope this helps

victorious-church-57397

05/19/2022, 2:35 PM

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@overload
def Command(resource_name: str,
            opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
            create: 'path/to/script | command as a string',
            triggers: <pulumi-resource-to-trigger-run>
)

victorious-church-57397

05/19/2022, 2:35 PM

something like that

boundless-queen-72669

05/19/2022, 2:56 PM

Thank you @victorious-church-57397. I was looking for a replacement of terraform code using python ... below is a piece of code which i want to convert into pulumi .. connection { type = "ssh" user = "root" password = var.root_pass host = vsphere_virtual_machine.vm.default_ip_address } provisioner "remote-exec" { inline = [ "sleep 60", "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y", "mkdir -p /home/fgdgdggd", "yum install -y python36 python36-pip" ] }

victorious-church-57397

05/19/2022, 2:59 PM

you probably want to use remote command rather than local command then? i havent used it too much so cant really help im afraid

boundless-queen-72669

05/19/2022, 3:00 PM

@victorious-church-57397 understood . I think i just have to experiment a bit more figure it out . Thank you so much.

boundless-queen-72669

05/26/2022, 6:42 AM

hi @victorious-church-57397, i was able to use remote.Command on vsphere exactly the way i wanted . thank you so much for the pointers.

victorious-church-57397

05/26/2022, 7:04 AM

hey @boundless-queen-72669, thats awesome! glad you managed to sort it

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