Pulumi Xen Orchestra - News

Cyrille

@nathanael-h said in DevOps Megathread: what you need and how we can help!:

Hello there, we released a new Pulumi Xen Orchestra provider last month ! It's worth noting that the work on this was started by some contributors from DESY, and that now we (Vates) commit to support and maintain it. This demonstrate the strength of joined work from both community and Vates on free and open source softwares

So what is offered is to declare your infrastructure as code, in Javascript or Typescript, Go, or Python (pick the one you prefer ) and to deploy, maintain, and update it.

https://github.com/vatesfr/pulumi-xenorchestra/

Release v1.5.0

The Pulumi Xen Orchestra provider is now available with Dotnet SDK!

JavaScript/TypeScript: @vates/pulumi-xenorchestra
Python: pulumi-xenorchestra
Go: github.com/vatesfr/pulumi-xenorchestra/sdk
.NET: Pulumi.Xenorchestra

What's Changed

Feat: Add dotnet support
Add docs for Dotnet SDK and unify examples

The Pulumi schema doesn't support u64 (or i64), so we convert to a float64, which should get us at least 2^52 bits of precision while minimizing the breaking change (int -> float) for our users.

List of properties to be updated from "integer" to "number"/float64:

Resources

"xenorchestra:index/vm:Vm":
- 🟡 inputs: "memoryMax" type changed from "integer" to "number"
- 🟡 properties: "memoryMax" type changed from "integer" to "number"

Types

🟡 "xenorchestra:index/VmDisk:VmDisk": properties: "size" type changed from "integer" to "number"

How to migrate Golang stack code

Replace pulumi.Int(...) with pulumi.Float64(...)

Other SDKs do not seem to be affected by the changes.

Full Release Note: https://github.com/vatesfr/pulumi-xenorchestra/releases/tag/v1.5.0

What's next?

The provider will soon be available in the Pulumi Registry with additional examples for Dotnet and Yaml languages.

If you are using Pulumi Xen Orchestra, please share your experiences and needs with us

afk

Awesome ! Thanks Vates and DESY for all the work that went into this.

I'm really looking forward to use the pulumi provider when I get to the automation part of my tests (probably in a few months though).