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What's new in Pulumi 2.0 for Kubernetes
What's new in Pulumi 2.0 for Kubernetes covers the major highlights of features and improvement to Pulumi's Kubernetes support.
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General
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Winning with Pulumi Superpowers and Kubernetes
Ten reasons why you should deploy modern apps and Kubernetes with Pulumi
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Access Control for Pods on Amazon EKS
Amazon EKS clusters can use IAM roles and policies for Pods to assign fine-grained access control of AWS services.
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Pulumi Wins 2020 Gartner Cool Vendor Award
Gartner has selected Pulumi for the Cool Vendor Award for Agile and DevOps
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At Scale Infrastructure Testing With Pulumi
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At Scale Infrastructure Testing With Pulumi
Pulumi accelerates infrastructure testing 60x with mocking and unit tests.
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Benefits of Policy as Code
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Benefits of Policy as Code
An organization can benefit from Policy as Code through cost control, compliance, and best practices.
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Unit Testing Cloud Deployments with .NET
Developing infrastructure programs in C# and F# with unit tests, TDD, and mocks
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Welcoming Go to the Pulumi Family
Go is fully supported in Pulumi 2.0 for Infrastructure as Code.
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Managing AWS Credentials on CI/CD: Part 3
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Managing AWS Credentials on CI/CD: Part 3
Best practices for managing AWS credentials on CI/CD: Part 3 in the series
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Architecture as Code: Kubernetes
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Using infrastructure as code to deploy Kubernetes to support hard multi-tenancy
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