I’m worried that reserving the oci name for Oracle Cloud means we’d need a really random name for a provider that builds OCI artifacts.

https://github.com/opencontainers/artifacts

Container images are now OCI images and within the Cloud Native space, we’re seeing a lot of new patterns emerging that are built on top of OCI too.

I know Terraform call this OCI, but this is a really random name from Oracle - especially as members of the Open Container Initiative.

What happened?

Using python, even the command "pulumi down" come back with resource delete successfully, the OCI resources remain in OCI without removal at all.

Steps to reproduce

• Python 3.9.6
• pulumi_oci==0.1.1
• pulumi == 3.33.2

-- Create resources with "pulumi up" with simple python like below import pulumi import pulumi_oci as oci oci.identity.Compartment("Test",compartment_id="ocid1.compartment.oc1.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",description="This is a test")

-- Destroy resources with "pulumi down"

Expected Behavior

Provisioned resources in OCI be removed after pulumi down report success

Actual Behavior

Provisioned resources in OCI still available (even after days, so it's not a time lag problem) after pulumi down reported success.

Versions used

NAME VERSION pip 22.1 pulumi-oci 0.1.1 setuptools 62.2.0 wheel 0.37.1

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What happened?

I am unable to add either IngressSecurityRules or EngressSecurityRules when creating a SecurityList using the Go SDK. At least the following types are not defined:

• SecurityListEgressSecurityRuleArray
• SecurityListEgressSecurityRuleArgs
• SecurityListIngressSecurityRuleArray
• SecurityListIngressSecurityRuleArgs

Steps to reproduce

Using

github.com/pulumi/pulumi-oci/sdk  0.5.0
github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3   3.44.2

Create a compartment and VCN, then try to create a SecurityList

Create a new security list as follows

name := "test-security-list"
_, err := core.NewSecurityList(ctx, name, &core.SecurityListArgs{
		CompartmentId: compartment.ID()
		VcnId:         vcn.ID(),
		DisplayName:   pulumi.String(name),
		EgressSecurityRules: core.SecurityListEgressSecurityRuleArray{
			core.SecurityListEgressSecurityRuleArgs{
				Protocol:    pulumi.String("all"),
				Destination: pulumi.String("0.0.0.0/0"),
			},
		},
})

Expected Behavior

Should be able to use types

• SecurityListEgressSecurityRuleArray
• SecurityListEgressSecurityRuleArgs
• SecurityListIngressSecurityRuleArray
• SecurityListIngressSecurityRuleArgs

Actual Behavior

Unresolved type 'SecurityListEgressSecurityRuleArray'

Output of pulumi about

CLI          
Version      3.50.1
Go Version   go1.19.4
Go Compiler  gc

Plugins
NAME  VERSION
go    unknown
oci   0.5.0

Host     
OS       darwin
Version  12.5
Arch     arm64

This project is written in go: executable='/usr/local/go/bin/go' version='go version go1.19.1 darwin/amd64'

Dependencies:
NAME                              VERSION
github.com/pulumi/pulumi-oci/sdk  0.5.0
github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3   3.44.2

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What happened?

Following the documentation -https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/oci/api-docs/core/getservices/ is getting an d error as there is no module called 'Core'

Steps to reproduce

import pulumi
import pulumi_oci as oci

test_services = oci.Core.get_services()

its a typo ,it should be 'core'

Expected Behavior

List all the services

Actual Behavior

No module called Core , its a typo ,it should be 'core'

Versions used

NA

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What happened?

Did a pulumi import of oke and got the resource definition as below

                                                        compartment_id=config.get('compartment_ocid'),
                                                        endpoint_config=oci.container.engine.ClusterEndpointConfigArgs(
                                                            is_public_ip_enabled=config.get('oke_is_public_ip_enabled'),
                                                            subnet_id="ocid1.subnet.oc1.iad.aaaaaaa

while applying back got an error

 pulumi:pulumi:Stack (pulumi-python-oci-devops-oke-oci-devops-oke):
    OKE Cluster creation failed module 'pulumi_oci' has no attribute 'container_engine'
 
    error: preview failed
 

Steps to reproduce

rahulmr_in@rahulmr_in-mac pulumi_oci_devops % pulumi import oci:ContainerEngine/cluster:Cluster test_cluster "ID"

Expected Behavior

Import should work for further actions too, and in the oci lib there is no module called container_engine but it is container engine

Actual Behavior

OKE import is as below ...

test_cluster = oci.container_engine.Cluster("test_cluster", compartment_id="ocid1.compartment.oc1..aaaaaaaalmc42p5bsqbfo5jkle7uy7bwnlazr7ghw26qorsidrwbl6mk6xva", endpoint_config=oci.container.engine.ClusterEndpointConfigArgs(

Versions used

CLI
Version 3.33.2 Go Version go1.17.10 Go Compiler gc

Plugins NAME VERSION oci 0.1.1 python unknown

Host
OS darwin Version 11.6.3 Arch x86_64

This project is written in python (/usr/bin/python3 v3.8.9)

Current Stack: oci-devops-oke

TYPE URN pulumi:pulumi:Stack urn:pulumi:oci-devops-oke::pulumi-python-oci-devops-oke::pulumi:pulumi:Stack::pulumi-python-oci-devops-oke-oci-devops-oke pulumi:providers:oci urn:pulumi:oci-devops-oke::pulumi-python-oci-devops-oke::pulumi:providers:oci::default_0_1_1 oci:ContainerEngine/cluster:Cluster urn:pulumi:oci-devops-oke::pulumi-python-oci-devops-oke::oci:ContainerEngine/cluster:Cluster::test_cluster oci:Core/vcn:Vcn urn:pulumi:oci-devops-oke::pulumi-python-oci-devops-oke::oci:Core/vcn:Vcn::test_vcn

Found no pending operations associated with oci-devops-oke

Backend
Name pulumi.com URL https://app.pulumi.com/RahulMR42 User RahulMR42 Organizations RahulMR42

NAME VERSION pip 22.1.1 pulumi-oci 0.1.1 setuptools 62.3.2 wheel 0.37.1

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What happened?

import pulumi
import pulumi_oci as oci

test_cluster_kube_config = oci.ContainerEngine.get_cluster_kube_config(cluster_id=oci_containerengine_cluster["test_cluster"]["id"], <== Invalid ContainerEngine
    endpoint=var["cluster_kube_config_endpoint"],
    expiration=var["cluster_kube_config_expiration"],
    token_version=var["cluster_kube_config_token_version"])

Steps to reproduce

https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/oci/api-docs/containerengine/getclusterkubeconfig/

Expected Behavior

Proper doc

Actual Behavior

Invalid module 'pulumi_oci' has no attribute 'ContainerEngine'

Versions used

NA

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What happened?

Imported code snippet is invalid

deployto_oke = oci.dev_ops.DeployStage("deployto_oke", < Invalid module dev.ops or dev_ops
    deploy_pipeline_id="ocid1.devopsdeploypipeline.oc1.iad.xxx",
    deploy_stage_predecessor_collection=oci.dev.ops.DeployStageDeployStagePredecessorCollectionArgs(
        items=[oci.dev.ops.DeployStageDeployStagePredecessorCollectionItemArgs(
            id="ocid1.devopsdeploypipeline.oc1.iad.xxx",
        )],
    ),
    deploy_stage_type="OKE_DEPLOYMENT",
    description="Apply asdasd",
    display_name="Apply",
    kubernetes_manifest_deploy_artifact_ids=["ocid1.devopsdeployartifact.oc1.iad.xxx"],
    namespace="default",
    oke_cluster_deploy_environment_id="ocid1.devopsdeployenvironment.oc1.iad.xxx",
    rollback_policy=oci.dev.ops.DeployStageRollbackPolicyArgs(
        policy_type="AUTOMATED_STAGE_ROLLBACK_POLICY",
    ))

Steps to reproduce

pulumi import oci:DevOps/deployStage:DeployStage test_deploy_stage "id"

Expected Behavior

Code should be usable as is .

Actual Behavior

Invalid module ,must be devops.

Versions used

NA

Additional context

No response

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What happened?

Tried importing the OCI Deploypipeline ,the imported pipeline code snippet is not having the correct module informations.

ocidevops_pipeline = oci.dev_ops.DeployPipeline("ocidevops_pipeline", < ===Invalid module dev_ops or dev.ops
    deploy_pipeline_parameters=oci.dev.ops.DeployPipelineDeployPipelineParametersArgs(
        items=[oci.dev.ops.DeployPipelineDeployPipelineParametersItemArgs(
            default_value="ns-node",
            description="A namespace for the deployment",
            name="namespace",
        )],
    ),
    description="Pipeline to deploy to OKE using devops and pulumi",
    display_name="pulumi_devops_deploypipeline",
    project_id="ocid1.devopsproject.oc1.iad.xx")

Steps to reproduce

pulumi import oci:DevOps/deployPipeline:DeployPipeline test_deploy_pipeline "id"

Expected Behavior

Imported definition code should be usable

Actual Behavior

Invalid module dev_ops or dev.ops

Versions used

NA

Additional context

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What happened?

'pulumi_oci' has no attribute 'ObjectStorage' when using it with oci.Objectstorage

The valid module should be objectstorage

Steps to reproduce

import pulumi
import pulumi_oci as oci

test_namespace = oci.ObjectStorage.get_namespace(compartment_id=var["compartment_id"])

Expected Behavior

Should return the namespace

Actual Behavior

Failing the execution ,invalid module ObjectStorage

Versions used

na

Additional context

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What happened?

Did a pulumi import of deploy artifact and its not correct on the format and build param.

artifact_containerrepo = oci.dev_ops.DeployArtifact("artifact_containerrepo", < == Invalid module name dev_ops or dev.ops
    argument_substitution_mode="SUBSTITUTE_PLACEHOLDERS",
    deploy_artifact_source=oci.dev.ops.DeployArtifactDeployArtifactSourceArgs(
        deploy_artifact_source_type="OCIR",
        image_uri=f"us-ashburn-1.ocir.io/fahdabidiroottenancy/mr_devops_pulumi_oke_repo:{buildru_n__hash}", <==The values is not correct its actually BUILDRUN_HASH 
    ),
    deploy_artifact_type="DOCKER_IMAGE",
    display_name="pulumi_devops_containerrepo_artifact",
    project_id="ocid1.devopsproject.oc1.iad.xxx")

Steps to reproduce

pulumi import oci:DevOps/deployArtifact:DeployArtifact test_deploy_artifact "id"

Expected Behavior

Imported modules should be able to use as it

• module name should beDevOpss
• parametertosubstitutee must be as defined in the actual artifact

Actual Behavior

code snippet is not correct.

Versions used

na

Additional context

Its a pulumi-terraform bridge issue

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What happened?

build_stage_appbuild = oci.dev_ops.BuildPipelineStage("build_stage_appbuild",
    build_pipeline_id="ocid1.devopsbuildpipeline.oc1.iad.xxxx",
    build_pipeline_stage_predecessor_collection=oci.dev.ops.BuildPipelineStageBuildPipelineStagePredecessorCollectionArgs(
        items=[oci.dev.ops.BuildPipelineStageBuildPipelineStagePredecessorCollectionItemArgs(
            id="ocid1.devopsbuildpipeline.oc1.iad.xxxx",
        )],
    ),
    build_pipeline_stage_type="BUILD",
    build_source_collection=oci.dev.ops.BuildPipelineStageBuildSourceCollectionArgs(
        items=[oci.dev.ops.BuildPipelineStageBuildSourceCollectionItemArgs(
            branch="main",
            connection_type="DEVOPS_CODE_REPOSITORY",
            name="node_express",
            repository_id="ocid1.devopsrepository.oc1.iad.xxx",
            repository_url="https://devops.scmservice.us-ashburn-1.oci.oraclecloud.com/namespaces/"
        )],
    ),
    description="Build your application.",
    display_name="BuildStage",
    image="OL7_X86_64_STANDARD_10",
    primary_build_source="node_express",
    stage_execution_timeout_in_seconds=36000)

The code generated are wrong , there are no modules like dev_ops or dev.ops must be devops

Steps to reproduce

pulumi import oci:DevOps/buildPipelineStage:BuildPipelineStage test_build_pipeline_stage "id"

Expected Behavior

Should be able to use exported code as is .

Actual Behavior

Wrong devops module.

Versions used

na

Additional context

Its a terraform - pulumi bridge issue.

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What happened?

Creating OCI resources doesn't appear to be adding the pulumi resource name

Steps to reproduce

Create any resource, for example a VCN

vcn = new oci.core.Vcn(
      "example",
      {
        compartmentId: <someid>,
        cidrBlocks: [<someCidr>],
        
      },
  );

Expected Behavior

I would expect the resulting vcn to be called something like example-<randomstring>

Actual Behavior

It creates a vcn with a set name:

vcn<randomstring>

Output of pulumi about

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What happened?

When you try provision something that takes longer than a few seconds, the provider leaks debug message.

Steps to reproduce

Define something like an OKE resource.

Expected Behavior

You don't get any debug/info messages

Actual Behavior

You get this:

    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running
    jaxxstorm:index:OciVcn example
    oci:Core:Vcn example
    oci:Core:InternetGateway example
 +  oci:Core:SecurityList example creating
    oci:Core:NatGateway example
    oci:Core:Subnet example-private-1
    oci:Core:Subnet example-public-1
 +  oci:Core:RouteTable example creating
 +  oci:ContainerEngine:Cluster example creating
    oci:Core:ServiceGateway example
 +  oci:Core:RouteTable example creating
 +  oci:Core:SecurityList example created
 +  oci:Core:RouteTable example created
 +  oci:Core:RouteTable example created
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 09:58:37.375682 Time elapsed for retry: 0s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 09:58:38.905261 Time elapsed for retry: 2s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 09:58:46.646189 Time elapsed for retry: 9s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 09:58:50.889506 Time elapsed for retry: 14s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
@ Updating....
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 09:59:06.856503 Time elapsed for retry: 30s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
@ Updating....
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 09:59:30.194056 Time elapsed for retry: 53s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
@ Updating....
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 09:59:43.144472 Time elapsed for retry: 1m6s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
@ Updating.......
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 10:01:04.001465 Time elapsed for retry: 2m27s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
@ Updating......
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 10:01:54.754863 Time elapsed for retry: 3m17s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
@ Updating.......
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev running INFO 2022/10/12 10:03:23.189656 Time elapsed for retry: 4m46s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
@ Updating.............
 +  oci:ContainerEngine:Cluster example created
    pulumi:pulumi:Stack ts_oke-dev  10 messages

Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (ts_oke-dev):
    INFO 2022/10/12 09:58:37.375682 Time elapsed for retry: 0s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 09:58:38.905261 Time elapsed for retry: 2s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 09:58:46.646189 Time elapsed for retry: 9s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 09:58:50.889506 Time elapsed for retry: 14s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 09:59:06.856503 Time elapsed for retry: 30s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 09:59:30.194056 Time elapsed for retry: 53s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 09:59:43.144472 Time elapsed for retry: 1m6s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 10:01:04.001465 Time elapsed for retry: 2m27s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 10:01:54.754863 Time elapsed for retry: 3m17s;  Expected retry duration: 0s
    INFO 2022/10/12 10:03:23.189656 Time elapsed for retry: 4m46s;  Expected retry duration: 0s

Output of pulumi about

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