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func SetEnvKubeConfig(ctx *pulumi.Context, config *configuration.Configuration, cluster *containerservice.ManagedCluster) error {
	credentials := containerservice.ListManagedClusterAdminCredentialsOutput(ctx, containerservice.ListManagedClusterAdminCredentialsOutputArgs{
		ResourceGroupName: config.ResourceGroup.Name,
		ResourceName:      cluster.Name,
	})

	kubeConfig := credentials.Kubeconfigs().Index(<http://pulumi.Int|pulumi.Int>(0)).Value().ApplyT(func(encode string) string {
		kubeConfig, err := base64.StdEncoding.DecodeString(encode)
		if err != nil {
			return ""
		}
		return string(kubeConfig)
	})

	ctx.Export("KUBE_CONFIG", kubeConfig)
	
	outputKubeConfig, exists := ctx.GetConfig("KUBE_CONFIG")
	if !exists {
		return errors.New("unknown context key KUBE_CONFIG")
	}
	
	_ = os.Setenv("KUBE_CONFIG", outputKubeConfig)

	return nil
}
b
is there a reason it needs to be an env var?
m
b
are you just trying to set up a kubernetes provider to install things in a clister you've created with Pulumi?
m
Correct
b
you don't need to export the kubeconfig variable in that case, use a Kubernetes provider: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/kubernetes/api-docs/provider/
you can pass that to each resource you create in your cluster and it'll always be installed in the right place
you can use your 
ctx.Export
to access it from 
kubectl
etc but this is the recommended way
m
Okay, that makes much more sense 👍
b
m
Oh, I was going to try this, but I will look at your example
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func GetKubeConfig(ctx *pulumi.Context, config *configuration.Configuration, cluster *containerservice.ManagedCluster) *pulumi.StringOutput {
	credentials := containerservice.ListManagedClusterAdminCredentialsOutput(ctx, containerservice.ListManagedClusterAdminCredentialsOutputArgs{
		ResourceGroupName: config.ResourceGroup.Name,
		ResourceName:      cluster.Name,
	})

	kubeConfig := credentials.Kubeconfigs().Index(<http://pulumi.Int|pulumi.Int>(0)).Value().ApplyT(func(encode string) string {
		kubeConfig, err := base64.StdEncoding.DecodeString(encode)
		if err != nil {
			return ""
		}
		return string(kubeConfig)
	}).(pulumi.StringOutput)

	return &kubeConfig
}
Awesome, thanks. Now I understand providers fully as input params to functions as well! 😄
b
yay! what's awesome about providers is they're at the resource level
m
from where I sit it seems like pure magic 😂
b
glad you're enjoying it 😄
m
i really like it. so much i created the bridge for the flux terraform provider today, and it seems to be working as well. we will probably be going all in on pulumi for our IaC past summer 👍
b
that's great to hear! We'd love to get the flux provider into the registry?
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m
Right, I would like that as well, but I need to understand more of the underlying model of Pulumi, write tests, do chores and stuff before I think that’s an option? https://github.com/scav/pulumi-flux
b
makes sense. cc @broad-dog-22463
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