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is the eks in your current pulumi program?

yes, i have a cluster already. i was trying to update all of the libraries. It seemed i couldn’t just update the libraries alone and have pulumi work. I kept getting the same error. So then i manually on the AWS console updated the EKS versions. Then i refreshed pulumi which worked. But i still cannot run pulumi up

any chance I can get a copy of your pulumi program?

it’s essentially this. <https://github.com/oxheadalpha/tezos-pulumi/blob/main/examples/tutorial/index.ts>

Right now i’m only dealing with the VPC and cluster and not the rest of the code

do you have `version: "1.22"` between like 63 and 73? also can you `yarn add "@pulumi/eks@0.41.0"`,

and `yarn add "@pulumi/kubernetes@3.19.4"`

&gt; do you have `version: "1.22"`
nope but i tried and didn’t help. Also it defaults to latest version anyways

Also my node_mods have that version of k8s, even though it isn’t a top level pacakge in my pkg.json

also for some reason i am getting `warning "@oxheadalpha/tezos-pulumi &gt; @pulumi/awsx@0.31.0" has incorrect peer dependency "@pulumi/aws@^4.6.0".`

So i needed to install pulumim/aws even though in general i don’t need to do that

Thanks for trying to help… this is really blocking me though. I’m going to try spinning up an entirely new cluster

and then i also have this `warning " &gt; @pulumi/awsx@0.40.0" has incorrect peer dependency "@pulumi/aws@^5.0.0".`

dependencies are messed up it seems in pulumi pkgs

i can’t even create a new cluster bec of these dependency issues…. Am i doing something wrong?

hmmmmi think i finally got it to work after many iteratinos of deleting node_mods and reinstalling things. i’m not sure what i finally did right.

Thank you very much for your help.

Cluster is still spinning up a node but it should be fine as i got past my original issue

you installed the correct dependencies :slightly_smiling_face:

yes finally. I don’t know why it wasnt working. i kept installing

hmmm but now my cluster node isn’t getting `<http://kubernetes.io/cluster/tezos-aws-tutorial-eksCluster-573fba5|kubernetes.io/cluster/tezos-aws-tutorial-eksCluster-573fba5>: owned` tag

Shouldn’t that happen by itself? I needed to set it so that my cluster recognized the node