Tutorials
Nishi Davidson
Kubernetes RBAC in AWS EKS with open source Pulumi packages
This post contrasts the traditional approach with Pulumi's modern method for simplifying Kubernetes RBAC in Amazon EKS.
Nishi Davidson
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Tutorials
Joe Duffy
Testing Your Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi
Leverage Pulumi for your core acceptance test workflow and unlock new automation capabilities that improve your team's productivity and confidence.
Joe Duffy
Tutorials
Cyrus Najmabadi
Simple Serverless programming with Google Cloud Functions
Pulumi lets you create, deploy, and manage Google Cloud applications and infrastructure in familiar languages without needing DSLs or YAML templating solutions.
Cyrus Najmabadi
Tutorials
Luke Hoban
Getting Started on Google Cloud Platform with Pulumi
Pulumi offers tooling that works with GCP and enables collaboration, sharing, and reuse. Pulumi gives you full access to the full Google Cloud Platform.
Luke Hoban
Programming the Cloud with Python
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Tutorials
Sean Gilespie
Programming the Cloud with Python
See how to use Pulumi and Python to automate provisioning of cloud infrastructure and delivery of applications.
Sean Gilespie
TutorialsJoe Duffy
Easy Serverless Apps and Infrastructure
Create a simple serverless app. With Pulumi, you can create, deploy, and manage serverless apps using your favorite language.
Joe Duffy
TutorialsCyrus Najmabadi
Serverless on AWS with Pulumi: Simple, Event-based Functions
Pulumi's AWS package provides the simplest way possible to do serverless programming on AWS.
Cyrus Najmabadi
TutorialsLuke Hoban
Epsagon: Define, Deploy and Monitor Serverless Applications
Use the Pulumi Epsagon package to get the benefits of Epsagon monitoring for all of the serverless functions defined in your Pulumi application.
Luke Hoban
Tutorials
Pat Gavlin
From Terraform to Infrastructure as Software
Convert existing Terrraform configuration to Pulumi TypeScript to help you create simpler, more flexible infrastructure as code, with less repetition.
Pat Gavlin
Tutorials
Alex Clemmer
Using Helm and Pulumi to define cloud native infrastructure
In this post, we run a Pulumi program that manages both Azure and Kubernetes resources and dependencies, and deploys a Node.js Helm chart.
Alex Clemmer
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