@checkly/pulumi
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A Pulumi package for creating and managing Checkly monitoring resources.
The Checkly provider for Pulumi can be used to provision any of the monitoring resources available in Checkly.
The Checkly provider is available as a package in most Pulumi languages:
@checkly/pulumipulumi-checklygithub.com/checkly/pulumi-checkly/sdk/v2/go/checklyPulumi.ChecklyThe Checkly provider must be configured with an API Key and an Account ID in order to deploy Checkly resources. Sign up for a Checkly account and follow our integration guide to create and configure your credentials.
First, configure your Checkly Account ID:
pulumi config set checkly:accountId YOUR_CHECKLY_ACCOUNT_ID
Then, configure you Checkly API key (with --secret):
pulumi config set checkly:apiKey YOUR_CHECKLY_API_KEY --secret
You should now be able to deploy Checkly resources.
You can find working JavaScript and TypeScript code samples in the ./examples directory.
The following configuration points are available for the Checkly provider:
checkly:accountId (environment: CHECKLY_ACCOUNT_ID) - your Checkly Account IDcheckly:apiKey (environment: CHECKLY_API_KEY) - your Checkly API Key
--secret flag with pulumi config set.checkly:apiUrl (environment: CHECKLY_API_URL) - for internal development purposes onlyFor detailed reference documentation, please visit the Pulumi registry.
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