Author: Nick Santos
Use Pulumi to deploy services to a cluster.
Use this to add a fast dev loop to your Pulumi-based projects.
- Tilt v0.23.4+
- Pulumi
- Python3
def pulumi_resource(
name,
stack='',
dir='',
deps=[],
image_deps=None,
image_configs=None,
image_selector='',
container_selector='',
live_update=None,
resource_deps=None,
labels=None,
port_forwards=[]):
...
Installs a pulumi stack to a cluster.
Arguments:
name: The name of the resource in the Tilt UI.
stack: The Pulumi stack to operate on. Defaults to the current stack.
dir: The directory to run 'pulumi up' in. Defaults to the current working directory.
deps: A list of file dependencies that should trigger a deployment.
image_deps: A list of images built by Tilt to inject into the chart. If Tilt doesn't know
how to build one of these images, this will be an error.
image_configs: A list of config keys for how to inject images into the Pulumi stack.
Assumes that the stack uses Pulumi's Configuration API for injecting images.
image_selector: Image reference to determine containers eligible for Live Update.
Only applicable if there are no images in image_deps.
container_selector: Container reference to determine containers eligible for Live Update.
Only applicable if there are no images in image_deps.
live_update: Live Update steps for images not built by Tilt.
Only applicable if there are no images in image_deps.
resource_deps: Tilt resources to depend
on. Useful for adding a
dependency on a helm repo install.
labels: Labels for categorizing the resource.
port_forwards: Host port to connect to the pod. Takes the same form as port_forwards in the k8s_resource command.
See the test directory for an example of a project that uses Pulumi to deploy, then adds live-update and port-forwards on top.
Contributions welcome!
We mainly built this as a proof of concept to show how to integrate Tilt's custom deploy system with other deploy tools.