The New and Improved Pulumi Service console
Pulumi Service, the easiest way to use Pulumi’s open-source universal infrastructure as code, just got better with a new and improved console.
Meagan Cojocar
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Pulumi Service, the easiest way to use Pulumi’s open-source universal infrastructure as code, just got better with a new and improved console.
Meagan Cojocar
We are launching Team Access Tokens, which allow Organization and Team Admins to create access tokens scoped to a Pulumi Team.

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Starting today all Pulumi Organizations can have a Billing Manager, a role designed for your finance function.

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Manage shared Kubernetes resources safely with our new Server-Side Apply support
Levi Blackstone
Pulumi projects default to .NET 6 with simplified program structure and leaner generated C# code
Zaid Ajaj
Introducing a static-code analyzer for C# which provides instant feedback on common mistakes defining Pulumi resources
Zaid Ajaj
Latest Pulumi updates include YAML v0.5.2, Stack READMEs, 412 new provider resources, filestate compression, local policy packs, and SAML/SCIM improvements.
Meagan Cojocar
Starting today you can add a README to your Pulumi Service Stacks to store key links, CLI commands and documentation.




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Pulumi's Universal Infrastructure as Code platform now supports Java, YAML, AWS CDK interop, Oracle Cloud and a Pulumi Service provider.
Luke Hoban
Learn about Pulumi's support for Java and JVM languages, which enable you to use Infrastructure As Code on any Cloud with the JVM ecosystem.
Mikhail Shilkov
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