Drunk Pulumi Azure Components

A modular, reusable TypeScript library of Pulumi components for rapidly building and managing Azure infrastructure. This project provides high-level abstractions for common Azure resources, enabling you to compose complex cloud environments with minimal boilerplate.

Features

• Composable Components: Build infrastructure using reusable building blocks (e.g., Resource Groups, Key Vaults, VMs, Networking, Storage, Databases, etc.).
• Opinionated Defaults: Sensible defaults for security, tagging, and resource configuration.
• Extensible: Easily extend or customize components for your organization's needs.
• Pulumi Native: Leverages Pulumi's TypeScript SDK for full infrastructure-as-code power.
• Azure Best Practices: Implements patterns for identity, encryption, logging, and networking.

Project Structure

src/
  aks/           # Azure Kubernetes Service components
  app/           # App-related Azure resources (App Service, IoT Hub, etc.)
  azAd/          # Azure Active Directory (roles, identities, etc.)
  base/          # Base classes and helpers for components
  common/        # Common utilities and resource helpers
  database/      # Database resources (SQL, MySQL, Postgres, Redis)
  helpers/       # Utility functions and configuration helpers
  logs/          # Logging and monitoring components
  services/      # Azure services (Automation, Search, Service Bus)
  storage/       # Storage account components
  vault/         # Key Vault and encryption helpers
  vm/            # Virtual machine and disk encryption components
  vnet/          # Networking (VNet, Firewall, CDN, etc.)
  types.ts       # Shared TypeScript types
  ResourceBuilder.ts # Main builder for composing resources

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js (v16+ recommended)
• Pulumi CLI
• Azure account with sufficient permissions
• pnpm (or npm/yarn)

Installation

Clone the repository and install dependencies:

git clone <repo-url>
cd drunk-pulumi-azure-components
pnpm install

Set Default Config

pulumi org set-default YOUR_ORG_NAME

pulumi config set azure-native:tenantId YOUR_AZ_TENANT_ID
pulumi config set azure-native:subscriptionId YOUR_AZ_SUBSCRIPTION_ID
pulumi config set azure-native:location YOUR_AZ_LOCATION

Usage

You can use the components in your own Pulumi project or in the provided pulumi-test/ directory for examples.

Example: Creating a Resource Group with Key Vault and Logging

import { ResourceBuilder } from '../src/ResourceBuilder';

const builder = new ResourceBuilder('my-stack', {
  groupRoles: { createWithName: 'my-rg-roles' },
  vault: {
    /* vault config */
  },
  logs: {
    /* logs config */
  },
  enableDefaultUAssignId: true,
});

export const outputs = builder.getOutputs();

See pulumi-test/samples/ for more usage examples.

Project Scripts

• pnpm build – Compile TypeScript sources
• pnpm lint – Run ESLint
• pnpm test – Run tests (if available)

Directory Reference

• src/: All core component code
• pulumi-test/: Example Pulumi stacks and sample usage
• .devcontainer/: Development container setup for VS Code

Component Overview

• ResourceBuilder: Main entry point for composing resources (resource group, roles, vault, logs, disk encryption, etc.)
• azAd/: Azure AD roles, group roles, user-assigned identities
• vault/: Key Vaults, encryption keys, secrets
• vm/: Virtual machines, disk encryption sets
• vnet/: Virtual networks, firewalls, peering, endpoints
• logs/: Log analytics and monitoring
• database/: SQL, MySQL, Postgres, Redis
• storage/: Storage accounts
• app/: App Service, IoT Hub, Logic Apps, SignalR
• services/: Automation, Search, Service Bus

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature/my-feature)
3. Make your changes
4. Run tests and linting
5. Submit a pull request

License

MIT License

Support & Contact

For questions, issues, or feature requests, please open an issue on GitHub or contact the maintainer.