Enhanced static-code analysis for C# projects
Introducing a static-code analyzer for C# which provides instant feedback on common mistakes defining Pulumi resources
Zaid Ajaj
Page 46 of 81
Introducing a static-code analyzer for C# which provides instant feedback on common mistakes defining Pulumi resources
Zaid Ajaj
Learn how to easily deploy your AWS S3 static website using the AWS Static Website Component and 10 lines of YAML. JSON is also supported.
Sean Holung
Latest Pulumi updates include YAML v0.5.2, Stack READMEs, 412 new provider resources, filestate compression, local policy packs, and SAML/SCIM improvements.
Meagan Cojocar
Bring EKS to Your Datacenter with Amazon EKS Anywhere Bare Metal.
David Flanagan
Learn how Elkjøp Nordic enables its developers to self-service Azure infrastructure with compliance guardrails using Pulumi infrastructure as code.
George Huang
Use Pulumi with AWS Systems Manager to build shared stacks that manage configuration across your organization.
Christian Nunciato
Need a URL shortener that responds is milliseconds from anywhere, delivered from over 250 edge locations? Let's deploy one with Pulumi to Cloudflare Workers.
David Flanagan
See Pulumi and Ansible in action together, combining provisioning- and configuration-based infrastructure as code to spin up WordPress in AWS.
Joe Duffy
Curious about how to handle drift? Developer Advocate David shows a couple of patterns for detecting and reconciling drift with your Pulumi programs.
David Flanagan
Add unit testing with Jest to your Pulumi toolbox to write better, safer infrastructure code.
Christian Nunciato
Page 46 of 81