Converting Bicep code to Pulumi
Engineering
Engineering
Zaid Ajaj
Converting Bicep code to Pulumi
In this article, we will look at a new language converter that takes Bicep code and converts it to any of supported Pulumi languages.
Zaid Ajaj
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Benchmarking Python Performance
Engineering
Engineering
2 authors
Benchmarking Python Performance
Benchmarking and improving the performance of Pulumi Python programs.
2 authors
Read Every Single Error
Engineering
Engineering
Evan Boyle
Read Every Single Error
How one process helped us decrease our error rate 17x in one year.
Evan Boyle
EngineeringRobbie McKinstry
Achieving Amazing Performance in the Pulumi CLI
Introducing the Amazing Performance initiative, and an overview of performance tooling we've developed for Pulumi.
Robbie McKinstry
Enabling Rapid Pulumi Prototyping with Rust
Engineering
Engineering
Aaron Friel
Enabling Rapid Pulumi Prototyping with Rust
Speed up Pulumi deployments with watch mode. Learn how Pulumi Watch enables real-time infrastructure updates and faster iterations.
Aaron Friel
Engineering
Daniel Bradley
Node.js Native Binary Compilation Using vercel/pkg
Learn how to build standalone native binaries for Node.js apps using vercel/pkg. Package your Node.js project for easy distribution without dependencies.
Daniel Bradley
Exploring how to solve circular dependencies
Engineering
Engineering
3 authors
Exploring how to solve circular dependencies
Hack day project exploring approaches to solving circular resource dependencies.
3 authors
Engineering
2 authors
Supercharging our GitHub Action with the Automation API
Simen A. W. Olsen and Paul Stack talk about the new GitHub Action powered by the Pulumi Automation API
2 authors
Engineering
Cyrus Najmabadi
Lambdas as Lambdas: The magic of simple serverless Functions
Infrastructure as code using familiar languages instead of YAML or DSLs. See how with Pulumi, serverless programming becomes simpler.
Cyrus Najmabadi
Engineering
Alex Clemmer
kubespy trace: a real-time view into of a Kubernetes Service
This post is part 3 in a series on the Kubernetes API. We will take a look at a diagnostic tool we've developed called Kubespy.
Alex Clemmer
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