dirien / berlin-pug-26-07

Demo code for the Berlin PUG

PUG Demo

This repository contains the demo code for the Pulumi User Group meetups.

Infrastructure Deployment

The infrastructure deployment will be done using Pulumi AWS and EKS provider. As language we will use Go.

cd infrastructure-go

pulumi preview [--policy-pack ../policy-as-code/infra]
pulumi up [--policy-pack ../policy-as-code/infra]

After the infrastructure is deployed, we need to get the kubeconfig from the stack output and save it to a file.

pulumi stack output kubeconfig --show-secrets > kubeconfig.yaml

This is not a necessary step as we're going to use Pulumi Stack References to get the kubeconfig from the infrastructure stack. See https://www.pulumi.com/learn/building-with-pulumi/stack-references/ for more details.

Application Deployment

This deployment will be done using Pulumi AI. Head over to https://pulumi.com/ai and enter following prompt:

Imagine you are a Kubernetes application developer and need to use a stack reference (dirien/pug-infrastructure-go/dev) to
get Kubeconfig from a different stack.
Then you create a Nginx (use the latest tag for the image) deployment with a custom config map, which contains "Hello
Pulumi World" as part of the nginx.conf location tag inside the server tag under http. This config map should then be mounted on /etc/nginx/. Finally, expose this deployment via a service
of type nodeport. Create an ingress also. The ingress class should be "alb". Add the missing annotations for the
application load Balancer "internet-facing" and "instance".

Create only one Kubernetes provider and pass it as dependency to the resources.

Finally Export the address of the ingress as output by interpolating the `http` protocol to it.

Here is a link to a working solution: https://www.pulumi.com/ai/?convid=89a5a223-34bd-4b16-acb2-513f3cb2257c

cd application-ts
pulumi preview [--policy-pack ../policy-as-code/app]