Pulumi IAM Expands: Manage Access at Scale with Tags, Roles, and Teams
Pulumi IAM introduces tag-based access control and role assignments for teams and users, enabling least-privilege access management at scale.



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Pulumi IAM introduces tag-based access control and role assignments for teams and users, enabling least-privilege access management at scale.



4 authors

OPA/Rego is now a stable, first-class policy language for Pulumi with Kubernetes Gatekeeper compatibility and full feature parity.
Levi Blackstone

Mark configuration values as final in Pulumi ESC to prevent child environments from overriding them with fn::final.

2 authors

The Pulumi Registry now includes documentation for previous provider versions, making it easier to find the right docs for the version you're using.

2 authors

Pulumi Cloud now supports Google as an identity provider, letting you sign in, sign up, and link your Google account alongside GitHub, GitLab, and Atlassian.

2 authors

How I built a modular AI workflow system to scale a solo docs practice — treating prompts like code, with reusable skills, shared context, and CI/CD.
Cam Soper

Deploy on every push, preview infrastructure on pull requests, and let Neo explain changes, all from Pulumi Cloud, regardless of where your code lives.



4 authors

Pulumi Cloud now serves as a Terraform state backend with encrypted state, audit policies, and unified resource visibility — no workflow changes required.
Claire Gaestel

A major performance enhancement is now on by default for all Pulumi Cloud organizations. Faster operations, less network traffic, no opt-in required.

2 authors

We benchmarked Terraform HCL and Pulumi TypeScript across two LLMs. HCL uses fewer tokens, but Pulumi's total pipeline cost is 41% lower.
Engin Diri

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