Add CAST AI package metadata to package list

[germanilia]

Checklist

Please make sure that you have:

• Released your package with a version prefixed with v (e.g. v0.1.0). The part after the leading v must be valid semver 2.0.
• Published an SDK for your provider in:
  • Typescript
  • Python
  • Go
  • C#
  • Java (optional)
• Have checked in a schema.json that matches the location of the schemaFile
  specified in /community-packages/package-list.json.
• Have a /docs/_index.md and /docs/installation-configuration.md filled
  out in your repo.
• /docs/installation-configuration.md links to all published SDKs.
• /docs/index.md shows an example of using your provider in each language.

[flostadler]

Hey @germanilia, thanks for your interest in adding a new package to the Pulumi Registry! To keep quality in the Pulumi Registry high, we have a check-list before merging a new provider into the registry. I added the parts of the checklist you need to do to the PR description. Please confirm that your package meets those expectations and and a brief description to the PR, thanks!

Is my assumption correct that the provider is maintained by a company? Could you please fill out this contact form? Thanks! https://forms.gle/ar3A5AUckZ282ZZ7A

Once you've done these things, I'm going to verify the PR using this checklist:

• Pulumi has appropriate contact information from the provider maintainer

• The package will generate accurate documentation:

  1. Check out the PR under review and run:

  $ make bin/resourcedocsgen
  $ ./bin/resourcedocsgen metadata from-github \
          --repoSlug '<repoSlug>' \
          --schemaFile '<schemaFile>' \
          --version '<version>'

  Here <repoSlug> and <schemaFile> should match exactly the values added to /community-packages/package-list.json.

  This will generate metadata for the provider locally.

  1. Push the metadata files into a PR (either back to the PR under review or a new PR).

  After pushing the provider to CI and waiting for a preview site:

  • Confirm that that CI passes for the PR with the metadata files.

  • Click through the site preview and confirm that the docs (for the new provider) render as expected.

  • The registry renders a valid logo for the new provider.

• Hand-written docs are complete and accurate:

  • Validate that you can install the new provider with the instructions found in /docs/installation-configuration.md.

  Maintainers should run the pulumi plugin install resource <name> <version> --server <pluginDownloadURL> command specified in the /docs/installation-configuration.md and see a provider be downloaded.

  • /docs/installation-configuration.md contains a link to the published SDK in each language (i.e. TypeScript, Python, Go and C#).

  • /docs/_index.md contains a minimal example in every supported language.

  • /docs/_index.md contains a brief explanation of what the package does.

• There is a published version:

  • The repository has a version tag prefixed with v that corresponds with a valid GitHub release
  • Each published SDK has a matching release

• A CODEOWNER has approved the PR.

[germanilia]

CAST AI Provider v0.1.2

What is CAST AI?

CAST AI is a Kubernetes cost optimization platform that helps organizations reduce cloud costs by up to 50% through automated instance selection, scaling, and spot instance management. CAST AI analyzes your Kubernetes clusters and automatically optimizes them for cost efficiency without sacrificing performance or reliability.

About the Provider

The CAST AI Pulumi provider enables you to manage your CAST AI resources using infrastructure as code. This provider bridges the gap between Pulumi's infrastructure as code capabilities and CAST AI's cost optimization platform, allowing you to:

1. Connect Kubernetes Clusters: Easily connect your existing EKS, GKE, and AKS clusters to CAST AI for cost optimization.

2. Automate Cost Optimization: Configure autoscaling policies that automatically select the most cost-effective instance types for your workloads.

3. Manage Spot Instances: Leverage spot instances safely with automatic fallback mechanisms to ensure reliability while reducing costs.

4. Configure Policies: Set up and manage cost optimization policies tailored to your specific requirements.

5. Integrate with CI/CD: Include CAST AI configuration in your infrastructure as code pipelines for consistent deployment.

Key Resources

The provider includes resources for:

• Cloud Provider Integration: Connect AWS EKS, Google GKE, and Azure AKS clusters
• Autoscaling Configuration: Set up intelligent autoscaling based on workload requirements
• Credentials Management: Securely manage access credentials for your cloud providers
• Cluster Tokens: Generate and manage authentication tokens for CAST AI services
• Data Sources: Access information about your clusters, settings, and policies

Use Cases

• DevOps Teams: Integrate cost optimization into your infrastructure as code workflows
• FinOps: Implement programmatic cost controls for Kubernetes environments
• Platform Engineering: Build cost-efficient Kubernetes platforms with automated optimization
• Multi-Cloud Management: Consistently manage cost optimization across different cloud providers

This provider helps organizations implement FinOps best practices by making cloud cost optimization an integral part of the infrastructure deployment process.

[germanilia]

• C#

We currently don't support c#, is this mandatory?

[flostadler]

• C#

We currently don't support c#, is this mandatory?

Yes, we require packages in the registry to have published SDKs for all languages except Java, which is optional for the time being.

[germanilia]

We published all the required sdks

[germanilia]

Are there any other tasks we need to complete?

[flostadler]

@germanilia can you go through the checklist in the PR description to confirm all the pre-requisites? Once that's done I'll take it from there!

[germanilia]

Checklist

Please make sure that you have:

• [X ] Released your package with a version prefixed with v (e.g. v0.1.0). The part after the leading v must be valid semver 2.0.
• [ X] Published an SDK for your provider in:
  • [X ] Typescript
  • [ X] Python
  • [ X] Go
  • [ X] C#
  • Java (optional)
• [ X] Have checked in a schema.json that matches the location of the schemaFile
  specified in /community-packages/package-list.json.
• [ X] Have a /docs/_index.md and /docs/installation-configuration.md filled
  out in your repo.
• [ X] /docs/installation-configuration.md links to all published SDKs.
• [ X] /docs/index.md shows an example of using your provider in each language.

[flostadler]

@germanilia It seems that the Go and dotnet SDKs haven't been published. The links here 404 for me.

I also tried installing the provider with: pulumi plugin install resource castai v0.1.13 --server github://api.github.com/castai/pulumi-castai
But this fails because you've only released the provider for Linux with amd64 architecture. Can you build and release all of these architectures:

• darwin-amd64
• darwin-arm64
• linux-amd64
• linux-arm64
• windows-amd64

We can assist you on our community slack in case you have questions about that: https://pulumi-community.slack.com

[germanilia]

@flostadler Thanks for the feedback, I fixed the nuget and go packages and the provider is now build in all the required configurations

[flostadler]

@germanilia thanks! The go SDK doesn't seem to have a tagged release for v0.1.28: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/sdk/go/castai?tab=versions

[germanilia]

nks! The go SDK doesn't seem to have a tagged release for v0.1.28

@flostadler I fixed the tagging issue, bellow is the relevant link with the latest release
https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/castai/[email protected]

[flostadler]

nks! The go SDK doesn't seem to have a tagged release for v0.1.28

@flostadler I fixed the tagging issue, bellow is the relevant link with the latest release https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/castai/[email protected]

Thanks, I’ll generate a test version of the registry with your changes and verify that everything looks correct. Monday’s a public holiday here, so it’ll take until Tuesday for me to do that.

[flostadler]

@germanilia It seems like your releases are broken. There's no plugin binaries published for the last few (e.g. https://github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/releases/tag/v0.1.45).

Also, the Go SDK doesn't seem to get published correctly: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/sdk/go/castai?tab=versions
The only version that landed in pkg.go.dev is 0.1.28

[germanilia]

@flostadler fixed the issue all the files are there for version 50

https://github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/releases/tag/v0.1.50

[flostadler]

@germanilia the artifacts for darwin are missing and the others artifacts seem to be broken. The binaries in the archives have 0 bytes.

Also, please fix the SDK publishing for Go like I mentioned above. We require SDKs to be published for all languages.

[germanilia]

@flostadler https://github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/releases/tag/v0.1.57 all the artifacts are included here. regarding go it can be found here: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/castai/[email protected]

[flostadler]

@germanilia are you sure that's correct (/wrt go)?
The installation instructions of your provider mention github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/sdk/go/castai:
https://github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/blob/f965a84e2e68a5c5ceac9e650a8d9c4d5e1bfb1e/docs/installation-configuration.md?plain=1#L31

Neither do your code examples in the docs work if I do go get github.com/castai/pulumi-castai.
When doing github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/sdk/go/castai they seem to work, but it's pulling v0.1.28.

[germanilia]

@flostadler I reviewed it again, the examples now work with version 71, I was able to download it and execute the examples.
https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/castai/pulumi-castai/sdk/go/[email protected]