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@datarobot/pulumi-datarobot

v0.10.33

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A Pulumi package for creating and managing DataRobot resources.

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DataRobot Resource Provider

The DataRobot Resource Provider lets you manage DataRobot resources. The provider is built on terraform-provider-datarobot. To use this package, please install the Pulumi CLI first.

Installing

This package is available for several languages/platforms:

Python

To use from Python, install using pip:

pip install pulumi_datarobot

Javascript/Typescript

To use from JavaScript or TypeScript in Node.js, install using either npm:

npm install @datarobot/pulumi-datarobot

or yarn:

yarn add @datarobot/pulumi-datarobot

Go

go get github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot/sdk/go/...

.NET

To use from .NET, install using dotnet add package:

dotnet add package DataRobotPulumi.Datarobot

YAML

No install necessary, just run pulumi up.

Configuration

The following configuration points are available for the DataRobot provider:

  • datarobot:apikey (environment: DATAROBOT_API_TOKEN) - the API key for DataRobot
  • datarobot:endpoint (environment: DATAROBOT_ENDPOINT) - the endpoint for DataRobot

Examples

See datarobot-pulumi examples

Air-Gapped Environments

Keep the following items in mind if running in an air-gapped environment:

  • Run pulumi login --local to store state files on your local filesystem, instead of the default Pulumi Cloud. Pulumi binaries are available here.

  • Set DATAROBOT_ENDPOINT: https://{datarobot.example.com}/api/v2 (replacing {datarobot.example.com} with your specific deployment endpoint)

  • For Python, the pulumi and pulumi-datarobot packages must be installed in the air-gapped system.

    Example using pip wheel:

    1. create a directory where you want to store package wheels.
    mkdir folder_containing_wheel
    1. Now install wheels of the python library you want to install
    pip wheel pulumi-datarobot -w folder_containing_wheel

    This will store all your required dependent wheels of the pulumi-datarobot package in the folder. you can check it with doing ls -ltr`.

    1. Now, you can make a tar file of this folder.
    tar cf folder_containing_wheel.tar folder_containing_wheel/

    and you can transfer it to your air-gapped system.

    Now untar the folder.

    tar xf folder_containing_wheel.tar
cd folder_containing_wheel/

    now install wheels from the folder.

    pip install * -f ./ --no-index

You will also need to download the binary plugin from this repository. Click on the version that matches the Python package version from our Releases page, download the tar.gz for the correct architecture of your computer. For Codespaces, that is *-linux-amd64.tar.gz. After you've extracted it install it with:

pulumi plugin install resource datarobot <version> -f <path-to-extracted-folder>

Custom Plugin Download Locations

If you need to host the pulumi-datarobot plugin in your own artifact repository or air-gapped environment, you can use Pulumi's PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES environment variable to redirect plugin downloads to your custom location.

Basic Usage

The PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES environment variable allows you to override plugin download URLs using regular expressions. The format is:

PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="regexp=URL"

Multiple overrides can be specified by separating them with commas:

PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="regexp1=URL1,regexp2=URL2"

Redirecting DataRobot Plugin Downloads

The pulumi-datarobot plugin is hosted on GitHub at:

github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot

Example 1: Redirect to Your Internal Artifactory

To redirect all DataRobot plugin downloads to your internal artifact repository:

export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot=https://artifactory.yourcompany.com/pulumi/datarobot"

Your artifact repository should host the plugin binaries with the same structure as GitHub releases. For example, for version v0.10.26, the plugin binary should be available at:

https://artifactory.yourcompany.com/pulumi/datarobot/pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-darwin-amd64.tar.gz
https://artifactory.yourcompany.com/pulumi/datarobot/pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-linux-amd64.tar.gz
https://artifactory.yourcompany.com/pulumi/datarobot/pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-windows-amd64.tar.gz

Example 2: Redirect All GitHub Plugins

To redirect all GitHub-hosted plugins to your internal mirror:

export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://=https://internal-mirror.yourcompany.com/github-plugins/"

Example 3: Using Named Capture Groups

You can use named regular expression groups to dynamically build redirect URLs. This is useful for maintaining the same folder structure in your artifact repository:

export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://api.github.com/(?P<org>[^/]+)/(?P<repo>[^/]+)=https://artifactory.yourcompany.com/pulumi/\${org}/\${repo}"

With this configuration, the DataRobot plugin would be downloaded from:

https://artifactory.yourcompany.com/pulumi/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot

You can also use numeric capture groups like $1, $2, etc.:

export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://api.github.com/([^/]+)/([^/]+)=https://artifactory.yourcompany.com/pulumi/$1/$2"

Example 4: Air-Gapped Environment with Local File Server

For completely air-gapped environments, you can host plugins on a local HTTP server:

export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot=http://local-server.internal/pulumi-plugins/datarobot"

Setting Up Your Artifact Repository

When hosting the DataRobot plugin in your own repository:

  1. Download the plugin binaries from the official releases page

  2. Upload to your artifact repository maintaining the naming convention:

    pulumi-resource-datarobot-v{VERSION}-{OS}-{ARCH}.tar.gz

  3. Ensure proper permissions so that your CI/CD systems and developers can access the repository

  4. Set the environment variable in your CI/CD configuration, container images, or developer setup scripts

Testing Locally with Artifactory

Here's a step-by-step guide to test plugin download overrides with your Artifactory instance.

Step 1: Set Up a Generic Repository in Artifactory

Pulumi plugins are binary .tar.gz files, so you need a generic (raw) repository in Artifactory, not PyPI. Create a repository path like:

https://artifactory.infra.io/artifactory/pulumi-plugins/datarobot/

Step 2: Download and Upload Plugin Binaries

# Download the plugin binary for your platform from GitHub releases
VERSION="v0.10.26"

# For macOS (Intel)
curl -LO "https://github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot/releases/download/${VERSION}/pulumi-resource-datarobot-${VERSION}-darwin-amd64.tar.gz"

# For macOS (Apple Silicon)
curl -LO "https://github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot/releases/download/${VERSION}/pulumi-resource-datarobot-${VERSION}-darwin-arm64.tar.gz"

# For Linux
curl -LO "https://github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot/releases/download/${VERSION}/pulumi-resource-datarobot-${VERSION}-linux-amd64.tar.gz"

# Upload to your Artifactory (adjust the path as needed)
curl -u "${ARTIFACTORY_USER}:${ARTIFACTORY_TOKEN}" \
  -T "pulumi-resource-datarobot-${VERSION}-darwin-amd64.tar.gz" \
  "https://artifactory.infra.io/artifactory/pulumi-plugins/datarobot/pulumi-resource-datarobot-${VERSION}-darwin-amd64.tar.gz"

Step 3: Configure the Environment Variable

# Set the override to redirect DataRobot plugin downloads to your Artifactory
export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot=https://artifactory.infra.io/artifactory/pulumi-plugins/datarobot"

Step 4: Remove Existing Plugin (for Testing)

# Remove the existing plugin to force a fresh download
pulumi plugin rm resource datarobot --yes

# Verify it's removed
pulumi plugin ls

Step 5: Test the Plugin Download

# Navigate to your Pulumi project
cd examples/py

# Run pulumi preview (this will trigger plugin download)
pulumi preview

# Or explicitly install the plugin
pulumi plugin install resource datarobot ${VERSION}

Step 6: Verify the Download Source

You can enable verbose logging to verify the plugin is being downloaded from your Artifactory:

# Enable debug logging
export PULUMI_DEBUG_COMMANDS=true

# Run pulumi and check the output for download URLs
pulumi preview --logtostderr -v=9 2>&1 | grep -i "download\|artifactory"

Troubleshooting

If the download fails, check:

  1. URL accessibility: Verify the URL is accessible

    curl -I "https://artifactory.infra.io/artifactory/pulumi-plugins/datarobot/pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-darwin-amd64.tar.gz"

  2. Authentication: If your Artifactory requires authentication, you may need to configure credentials:

    # For basic auth, include credentials in the URL (not recommended for production)
export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot=https://${ARTIFACTORY_USER}:${ARTIFACTORY_TOKEN}@artifactory.infra.io/artifactory/pulumi-plugins/datarobot"

  3. File naming: Ensure the uploaded files match the expected naming convention exactly:

    pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-darwin-amd64.tar.gz
pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-darwin-arm64.tar.gz
pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-linux-amd64.tar.gz
pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-linux-arm64.tar.gz
pulumi-resource-datarobot-v0.10.26-windows-amd64.tar.gz

  4. Regex matching: Test your regex pattern:

    # The plugin URL that needs to match is:
# github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot

# Your regex should match this exactly
echo "github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot" | grep -E "^github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot"

Complete Test Script

#!/bin/bash
set -e

VERSION="v0.10.26"
ARTIFACTORY_BASE="https://artifactory.infra.io/artifactory/pulumi-plugins/datarobot"

# Configure plugin download override
export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot=${ARTIFACTORY_BASE}"

# Skip update checks to avoid GitHub API calls
export PULUMI_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK=true

# Remove existing plugin
pulumi plugin rm resource datarobot --yes 2>/dev/null || true

# Install plugin (should download from Artifactory)
echo "Installing plugin from: ${ARTIFACTORY_BASE}"
pulumi plugin install resource datarobot ${VERSION}

# Verify installation
pulumi plugin ls | grep datarobot

echo "✅ Plugin successfully installed from Artifactory!"

Combining with Other Air-Gapped Settings

For fully air-gapped deployments, combine PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES with other settings:

# Skip update checks to avoid GitHub API calls
export PULUMI_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK=true

# Redirect plugin downloads to internal repository
export PULUMI_PLUGIN_DOWNLOAD_URL_OVERRIDES="^github://api.github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot=https://artifactory.yourcompany.com/pulumi/datarobot"

# Use local state storage
pulumi login --local

# Set DataRobot endpoint
export DATAROBOT_ENDPOINT=https://datarobot.yourcompany.com/api/v2

Rate limited by GitHub?

[!IMPORTANT] GitHub has hard limits on API calls that cannot be changed. If you are running into this when running deployment tasks you have a couple of options. You can wait until the rate limit expires or you can do a direct download from the releases page which will not use the API and hit the limit.

To directly download the plugin and bypass the GitHub API run:

pulumi plugin install resource datarobot <version> --server https://github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot/releases/download/<version>/

For example, to download version 0.10.14, you can run:

pulumi plugin install resource datarobot v0.10.14 --server https://github.com/datarobot-community/pulumi-datarobot/releases/download/v0.10.14/

prior to running the deploy to directly install the plugin.

After you have it downloaded, it will still attempt to query for updates via the GitHub API that can trigger rate limits. To bypass that, set the environment variable: PULUMI_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK

export PULUMI_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK=1
# OR
export PULUMI_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK=true