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Lock Down Values in Pulumi ESC with fn::final

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Date Published
Author
Pablo Terradillos
Word Count
238
Company Posts That Month
13
Language
English
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-
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No
Summary

Pulumi ESC (Environments, Secrets, and Configuration) provides a method for composing environments by importing configuration and secrets from other environments, which can inadvertently allow a child environment to override important settings such as security policies. To address this, Pulumi has introduced the fn::final function, allowing users to mark certain values as final to prevent unintended overrides. If a child environment attempts to change a final value, ESC issues a warning and retains the original setting, ensuring consistency and security. This feature is particularly useful for maintaining security-sensitive values, compliance settings, and consistent configurations across shared base environments. The fn::final functionality is currently available in all Pulumi ESC environments, with further details accessible in its documentation.

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