Pulumi Insights gives you the tools to stay informed about your cloud infrastructure. Our Resource explorer provides advanced search and filtering too find what you need. Today, we are excited to release an update that adds new ways to factor your resource data, and share those views with other users in your organization!
We’re excited to announce the general availability of the new AWS Cloud Control Provider for Pulumi (previously “AWS Native”). AWS is one of the most-used cloud providers across the Pulumi ecosystem, and we are committed to providing the fastest possible access to new AWS capabilities to all Pulumi users. This provider delivers on that promise by providing native support for all resources in the AWS Cloud Control APIs. As part of this launch, we are also renaming the provider from “AWS Native” to “AWS Cloud Control Provider,” based on customer feedback during the preview phase, to provide users with a broader range of advanced cloud management tools exposed by the AWS Cloud Control API. This provider includes the following features and benefits,
As leadership teams continue to bet big on AI, the tradeoffs between how much to invest and when to expect a reasonable return are ever-present. While exploring scenarios for accelerating this return on investment, organizations are discovering some unique ways to accelerate their AI payback with Platform Engineering.
As innovation and ROI pressures mount, how are savvy tech organizations using Platform Engineering to get more competitive advantage - and perhaps a quantum leap - from their AI investments?
The latest major release of the Azure Classic Pulumi Provider is available now! Our 6.0 release contains the latest upstream changes to keep you up-to-date along with the latest features and improvements from Pulumi.
The Azure Classic provider is derived from the upstream Terraform AzureRM provider and can be used to provision most resources on Azure. The Azure Classic provider can be used to complement the Pulumi Azure Native provider, our recommended provider, which has amazing resource coverage due to being derived directly from the official specifications. The provider is open source and available on GitHub so you can always follow along with current issues and developments, or even open your first pull request.
The Pulumi Docker Containers provide a convenient way for running Pulumi in CI/CD pipelines, or for running Pulumi in environments where you don’t want to install the Pulumi CLI directly. These images also power Pulumi Deployments. We provide several flavors of images, including the pulumi/pulumi image that includes all supported language runtimes in a single image, as well as slim images for each language runtime, for example pulumi/pulumi-python or pulumi/pulumi-nodejs.
To provide more flexibility for choosing the version of the programming language to use, we have added versioned images for the language specific images covering all of our supported languages. We now also support setting the version of the Node.js and Python runtimes used in Pulumi Deployments by using .node-version and .python-version files.
Cloud computing tools evolve, and so must the frameworks developers rely on. For SST (Serverless Stack), AWS CDK was a great starting point—but it had limitations.
The solution? Pulumi. In this post, we’ll explore why SST moved to Pulumi, what challenges they overcame, and what this means for developers building modern cloud applications.
TL;DR: Pulumi lets SST offer a faster, more flexible, and provider-agnostic infrastructure experience.
The latest major release of the Pulumi Google Cloud Provider is available now! Our 8.0 release contains the latest upstream changes to keep you up-to-date along with the latest features and improvements from Pulumi.
The Pulumi Google Cloud provider can be used to provision any of the Google Cloud resources available in the upstream provider. The provider is open source and available on GitHub so you can always follow along with current issues and developments, or even open your first pull request.
At our fourth annual PulumiUP conference, we unveiled a new vision for Pulumi, going beyond infrastructure as code to a comprehensive product suite. Pulumi’s platform now consists of three core products: Pulumi IaC is open source infrastructure as code in any programming language; Pulumi ESC is centralized secrets management that scales; and Pulumi Insights delivers instant visibility, intelligence, and control over all of your infrastructure. Each product can be adopted independently but is better together. In this post, we will share more about how Pulumi is your trusted partner to automate, secure, and manage everything you run in the cloud.
At Pulumi, we’ve been at the forefront of revolutionizing infrastructure management and DevOps processes. We’ve built the industry’s most comprehensive secrets management solution for IaC, securing production cloud credentials and secrets for countless organizations. Now, we’re taking that expertise and applying it to the broader challenges of managing secrets at scale with an open ecosystem approach.
Pulumi Environments, Secrets, and Configuration (Pulumi ESC), launched in preview in October 2023, is now generally available.
This next-generation secrets management and orchestration service is built with a robust software engineering approach, designed to bring security and simplicity to even the most complex secrets management needs.
Pulumi Insights 2.0 brings the power of Insights to all of your cloud infrastructure, not just the infrastructure managed by Pulumi IaC. Insights 2.0 also brings an exciting new suite of tools that make it easy to discover your entire infrastructure, assess security and efficiency of it, and bring it under management of IaC for best-in-class infrastructure management practices.
