Sep. 16 releases: Helm Release, pulumi about, easier invites
Full access to Helm features, new & updated commands in the Pulumi CLI, plugin installation options in .NET Automation API, and schema check for Pulumi Packages
Alex Mullans
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Full access to Helm features, new & updated commands in the Pulumi CLI, plugin installation options in .NET Automation API, and schema check for Pulumi Packages
Alex Mullans
Snowflake support is here! Pulumi's new Snowflake Provider gives you the ability to easily set up cloud storage and manage your connections to Snowflake.
Kat Cosgrove
Get native Helm 3 support in Pulumi with the new Helm Release resource. Use lifecycle hooks, subcharts, and manage releases directly from your IaC code.
Vivek Lakshmanan
`dependsOn` improvements in Pulumi Component Packages, EKS Package with more managed node group options, support for methods in Pulumi Component Packages
Alex Mullans
Kubernetes is faster, K8s operator supports GitOps, new resources and functionality for Azure and Google Cloud, and easier getting started in the Pulumi Service
Alex Mullans
Confluent Cloud, new `skipAwait` in K8s, new `replaceOnChanges` option, restrict `pulumi watch` to paths, and usage-based pricing
Alex Mullans
Discover Pulumi’s new usage-based pricing for teams and enterprises. Manage more resources, pay as you grow, and access advanced features with no user limits.
Luke Hoban
New in Pulumi: Amazon ECS Anywhere and App Runner, Sumo Logic support, Pulumi Packages updates, and easier updates for teammates in the Pulumi Service
Alex Mullans
Announcing Pulumi 3.0, the next major version of the Pulumi open source project.
Luke Hoban
Native providers are your most complete and consistent interface for the modern cloud
Alex Mullans
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