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Bart Palmowskiabout 1 month ago
Hi, do you accept issues made by AI? I found a bug it seems and made codex to file the bug report here: github.com/cloudposse/atmos/issues/2680
Brandonabout 1 month ago
Hello, I ran into an issue with Native CI in JIT vendored components, added a bug report for it: github.com/cloudposse/atmos/issues/2684
Basically if you source a component direct from github to use directly, and specify a workdir, the native ci planfile logic looks in the wrong spot for the planfile
Basically if you source a component direct from github to use directly, and specify a workdir, the native ci planfile logic looks in the wrong spot for the planfile
Maksym Vlasovabout 1 month ago
Hi. Can you look into github.com/cloudposse/atmos/issues/2376 bug? It still exist in 1.222.0
Juan Agueroabout 1 month ago
so sick !


Zackabout 1 month ago(edited)
@Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) Do you know if you can set authentication for an oci JIT source component? Or if it's documented somewhere specific? Specifically a
terraform.$component.source.uric0reyabout 1 month ago
Hey everyone! Wondering if anyone else has seen this behavior:
We noticed that after a recent update to
The install path changed from
Workaround: Setting
Are we missing a configuration step for the wrapper, or is this a known issue with the latest release? Happy to provide workflow snippets or run logs if helpful. Thanks!
We noticed that after a recent update to
cloudposse/github-action-setup-atmos@v3, our atmos terraform deploy and atmos terraform apply commands in GitHub Actions started completing instantly (0 seconds, exit code 0) with no terraform output — no init, no plan, no apply.The install path changed from
/home/runner/work/_actions/cloudposse/github-action-setup-atmos/atmos to /opt/hostedtoolcache/atmos-wrapper/1.222.0/x64. Actions runs using the old path on July 3 worked fine (5-minute deploys); runs using the new wrapper path on July 4+ silently no-op.Workaround: Setting
install-wrapper: "false" resolves it — deploy commands run terraform as expected.Are we missing a configuration step for the wrapper, or is this a known issue with the latest release? Happy to provide workflow snippets or run logs if helpful. Thanks!
Brian26 days ago
The recent changes to
--help is very welcomed. It's a much better DX then providing all the help information.Zack23 days ago
Trying to implement a blue/green pattern in atmos. DAG doesn't work across multiple stacks yet does it?
Zack21 days ago(edited)
really enjoying DAG, seems to be working decently with a PoC for targeted stack precedence
Maksym Vlasov19 days ago(edited)
Hi, there. I surprised that it not covered from day 1 of hooks introduction
Can you please take a look?
github.com/cloudposse/atmos/issues/2799
Can you please take a look?
github.com/cloudposse/atmos/issues/2799
Maksym Vlasov19 days ago(edited)
Does anyone tried atmos.tools/changelog/tags-and-labels ?
For some reason, these doesn't work for me (I located them in most top
Inside generated
atmos v1.223.0
For some reason, these doesn't work for me (I located them in most top
_defaults.yaml): metadata:
labels:
some_tag: some_value
vars:
tags: !labelsInside generated
.tfvars.json after atmos terraform plan:"tags": {
"unrelated_tag": "foo"
},atmos v1.223.0
Phil Hadviger18 days ago(edited)
Running the curl install listed on the homepage of atmos, immediately ran into the following. Is this supposed to run as
sudo? First time posting here, so let me know if this is the wrong way to go about reaching out.cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=24.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=noble
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS"Zack16 days ago
❓️ is there an atmos native way to arbitrarily look up things from a state backend, if they aren't technically managed by your stack?
Juan Aguero16 days ago(edited)
Hey there 👋,
New to contributing, not totally sure this is the right place to raise this — point me elsewhere if so!
I finally had time to prototype the native RDS IAM auth idea I floated a while back in a discussion, I linked more context on the original issue but looking at adding
Would love a gut-check on whether it's worth pursuing and the right direction.
Wrote it all up here:
github.com/orgs/cloudposse/discussions/121#…
New to contributing, not totally sure this is the right place to raise this — point me elsewhere if so!
I finally had time to prototype the native RDS IAM auth idea I floated a while back in a discussion, I linked more context on the original issue but looking at adding
atmos aws rds token, plus a rds onnect follow-on — both are draft PRs.Would love a gut-check on whether it's worth pursuing and the right direction.
Wrote it all up here:
github.com/orgs/cloudposse/discussions/121#…
Zack14 days ago
Anyone else experience
fatal error: concurrent map iteration and map write when using DAG?Girish Maddineni13 days ago
Hi, there. I am currently working with atmos helmfile and is there a way that the values from stack config gets applied automatically when running command
atmos helmfile diff/apply <component> -s <stack>, instead of passing values filename manually like below in helmfile.yaml. Also atmos generated values file eg: aws-useast1-metrics-server.helmfile.vars.yaml are getting with stack identification values like namespace, environment, stg where some helm charts are failing with validation errors like chart doesn't allow those extra values. Thank you. @PePe Amengualrepositories:
- name: metrics-server
url: <https://kubernetes-sigs.github.io/metrics-server/>
releases:
- name: metrics-server
chart: metrics-server/metrics-server
version: 3.13.0
namespace: kube-system
createNamespace: false
force: false
values:
- aws-useast1-metrics-server.helmfile.vars.yamlJorrit Elfferich12 days ago
Hi all 👋
Not entirely sure if this is the right channel or #atmos-dev, but I posted a proposal for dynamic file generation (
Not entirely sure if this is the right channel or #atmos-dev, but I posted a proposal for dynamic file generation (
for_each) in atmos scaffold, see: github.com/orgs/cloudposse/discussions/126. Would appreciate some feedback there 🙏.