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Luke Hoban
Announcing the Pulumi AWS Native Provider, Powered by the AWS Cloud Control API
New Pulumi AWS Native Provider offers same-day support for all new AWS features, building on the AWS Cloud Control API
Luke Hoban
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Tutorials
Paul Stack
AWS Lambda Functions Powered by AWS Graviton2 Processors
Deploy AWS Lambda Functions powered by AWS Graviton2 Processors
Paul Stack
Product
Joe Duffy
Announcing the Pulumi REST API
The Pulumi REST API lets you manage projects, stacks, cloud resources, policies, and more, all with a simple, programmatic web interface.
Joe Duffy
Cloud Engineering Summit Build Track
Community
Community
Kat Cosgrove
Cloud Engineering Summit Build Track
Highlights and hot takes of the Cloud Engineering Summit Manage track with Kat Cosgrove.
Kat Cosgrove
Product
Alex Mullans
Sep. 16 releases: Helm Release, pulumi about, easier invites
Full access to Helm features, new & updated commands in the Pulumi CLI, plugin installation options in .NET Automation API, and schema check for Pulumi Packages
Alex Mullans
Snowflake Provider Launch
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ProductKat Cosgrove
Snowflake Provider Launch
Snowflake support is here! Pulumi's new Snowflake Provider gives you the ability to easily set up cloud storage and manage your connections to Snowflake.
Kat Cosgrove
Community
Laura Santamaria
Preview of the Deploy Track at Cloud Engineering Summit 2021
Explore the Deploy track of Cloud Engineering Summit 2021 with the track chair, Laura Santamaria.
Laura Santamaria
Product
Vivek Lakshmanan
Full Access to Helm Features for Kubernetes
Get native Helm 3 support in Pulumi with the new Helm Release resource. Use lifecycle hooks, subcharts, and manage releases directly from your IaC code.
Vivek Lakshmanan
Community
Matty Stratton
Preview of the Manage Track at Cloud Engineering Summit 2021
Highlights and hot takes of the Cloud Engineering Summit Manage track with Matt Stratton.
Matty Stratton
Kubernetes Fundamentals: Part Two
Tutorials
TutorialsKat Cosgrove
Kubernetes Fundamentals: Part Two
In part 2 of this 2-part series, we'll learn about managed Kubernetes services, when to use them, and how to deploy one, starting with Google's K8s engine.
Kat Cosgrove
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