Example skeleton using dotnet automation api for cli

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I created gitfool/Pulumi.Dungeon as a playground and example of using the dotnet automation api, using a generic host with hierarchical configuration sources (bypassing pulumi configuration), dependency injection and spectreconsole/spectre.console for the cli.

It's only a skeleton - it doesn't actually create any resources - but it does include a bunch of plumbing for the automation api and other helpers that I hope can reduce the barrier to entry and kickstart other dotnet/c# devs into trying Pulumi, especially with the automation api.

That said, here's how you might tweak it to create an eks cluster, assuming the aws configuration is extended:

public sealed class EksStack : StackBase<EksStack>
{
    public EksStack(IOptions<Config> options, ILogger<EksStack> logger) : base(options, logger)
    {
        var awsProvider = CreateAwsProvider();
        var awsEksPrefix = GetPrefix(Resources.AwsEks);

        // iam
        Logger.LogDebug("Creating iam roles");
        var clusterRole = new RoleX($"{awsEksPrefix}-cluster",
            new RoleXArgs
            {
                AssumeRolePolicy = IamHelpers.AssumeRoleForService("eks.amazonaws.com", awsProvider),
                AttachedPolicies = { ["cluster"] = "arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/AmazonEKSClusterPolicy" }
            },
            new ComponentResourceOptions { Provider = awsProvider });

        // cluster
        Logger.LogDebug("Creating eks cluster");
        var cluster = new Cluster($"{awsEksPrefix}-cluster",
            new ClusterArgs
            {
                EnabledClusterLogTypes = AwsConfig.Eks.LogTypes,
                RoleArn = clusterRole.Arn,
                Version = K8sConfig.Version,
                VpcConfig = new ClusterVpcConfigArgs
                {
                    EndpointPrivateAccess = true,
                    SubnetIds = AwsConfig.Ec2.Vpc.SubnetIds
                }
            },
            new CustomResourceOptions { Protect = true, Provider = awsProvider });

        ClusterName = cluster.Name;
        KubeConfig = cluster.GetKubeConfig(EnvName, AwsConfig.Iam.DeployerRoleArn);
    }

    [Output]
    public Output<string> ClusterName { get; init; }

    [Output]
    public Output<string> KubeConfig { get; init; }
}

Note: please do not send any pull requests to this repo. Feel free to discuss it here though. 😉