Pulumi - Modern Infrastructure as Code

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Create modern applications.

Real programming languages. Define infrastructure in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, or any .NET language, including C#, F#, and VB.
Your favorite tools. Use familiar IDEs, test frameworks, and tools.
Share and reuse. Codify best practices and policies then share them with your team or community as self-service architectures.

Deploy to any cloud.

Many clouds, one workflow. Use the same language, tools, and workflow, on any cloud.
Collaborate. Harmonize your engineering practices between developers and operators.
Easy continuous delivery. Deploy from the CLI, or integrate with your favorite CI/CD system, and review all changes before they are made.

Manage cloud environments.

Tame complexity. Gain visibility across all of your environments.
Audit and secure. Know who changed what, when, and why. Enforce deployment policies with your identity provider of choice.
Secrets management. Keep secrets safe with easy, built-in encrypted configuration.

index.ts

import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";

import * as aws from "@pulumi/aws";

const bucket = new aws.s3.

→pulumi upUpdating (dev):
    Type                 Name                Status
+   pulumi:pulumi:Stack  aws-typescript-dev  created
+   └─ aws:s3:Bucket     my-bucket           created
Outputs:
  bucketName: "my-bucket-9dfc488"
Resources:
  + 2 created
Duration:
  8s
Permalink:
  https://app.pulumi.com/my-org/aws-typescript/dev/updates/1

Stack
Activity
Resources

Update #1

10 seconds ago

Changes:

    Type                 Name                Status

+   pulumi:pulumi:Stack  aws-typescript-dev  created

+   aws:s3:Bucket        my-bucket           created

Resources:

  + 2 created

Duration: 8s

Stack
Activity
Resources

pulumi:providers:aws

default_0_18_27

aws:s3:Bucket

my-bucket

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Pulumi supercharged our infrastructure team by helping us create reusable building blocks that developers can leverage to provision new resources and enforce organizational policies for logging, permissions, resource tagging, and security.

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