Pulumi now supports Atlassian Identity
Connect your Pulumi account with your Atlassian identity, invite members of your Bitbucket team, and start collaborating on Pulumi stacks.
Praneet Loke
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Connect your Pulumi account with your Atlassian identity, invite members of your Bitbucket team, and start collaborating on Pulumi stacks.
Praneet Loke
Get started with Pulumi Webhooks to enable notifications of infrastructure changes and respond to those changes as part of a ChatOps workflow.
Chris Smith
Pulumi now supports multiple identities for a single Pulumi account in the Pulumi Service.
Praneet Loke
Pulumi supports signing in with your GitLab! Invite GitLab group members, integrate with your CI pipeline, and link your projects, branches, and commits.
Praneet Loke
This blog post showcases Pulumi Orbs with CircleCI, using a simple job to build and update a JavaScript-based stack.
Chris Smith
Pulumi GitHub Actions delivers the easiest, most capable, and friction-free way to achieve continuous delivery of cloud applications and infrastructure.
Joe Duffy
Pulumi introduces the cloud.HttpServer API which makes it easy to serve a standard Node.js HTTP server as a serverless API on any cloud platform.
Cyrus Najmabadi
Pulumi for Kubernetes lets you create, deploy, & manage Kubernetes apps using programming language across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and native environments.
Joe Duffy
Pulumi can now deploy and manage Kubernetes resources using the same familiar programming model supported for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.
Luke Hoban
Announcing the launch of Pulumi, an open source cloud development platform, and the cloud's first true programming model using familiar programming languages.
Joe Duffy
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