Product
Praneet Loke
Welcoming GitLab users to Pulumi
Pulumi supports signing in with your GitLab! Invite GitLab group members, integrate with your CI pipeline, and link your projects, branches, and commits.
Praneet Loke
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Tutorials
Luke Hoban
Epsagon: Define, Deploy and Monitor Serverless Applications
Use the Pulumi Epsagon package to get the benefits of Epsagon monitoring for all of the serverless functions defined in your Pulumi application.
Luke Hoban
Community
Marc Holmes
Meet the Pulumi team at AWS re:Invent
Catch up with Pulumi on serverless functions, containers, and Kubernetes at AWS re:invent.
Marc Holmes
Product
Chris Smith
Reusable CI/CD components with CircleCI Orbs for Pulumi
This blog post showcases Pulumi Orbs with CircleCI, using a simple job to build and update a JavaScript-based stack.
Chris Smith
Tutorials
Pat Gavlin
From Terraform to Infrastructure as Software
Convert existing Terrraform configuration to Pulumi TypeScript to help you create simpler, more flexible infrastructure as code, with less repetition.
Pat Gavlin
Community
2 authors
Data science on demand: spinning up a Wallaroo cluster
Find out how Wallaroo powered their cluster provisioning with Pulumi, for data science on demand.
2 authors
Tutorials
Alex Clemmer
Using Helm and Pulumi to define cloud native infrastructure
In this post, we run a Pulumi program that manages both Azure and Kubernetes resources and dependencies, and deploys a Node.js Helm chart.
Alex Clemmer
Company
Joe Duffy
Building a future of cloud engineering
Using your favorite general purpose programming language to define your cloud infrastructure and applications. Program the cloud with Pulumi.
Joe Duffy
ProductJoe Duffy
Continuous Delivery to Any Cloud using GitHub Actions
Pulumi GitHub Actions delivers the easiest, most capable, and friction-free way to achieve continuous delivery of cloud applications and infrastructure.
Joe Duffy
Engineering
Cyrus Najmabadi
Lambdas as Lambdas: The magic of simple serverless Functions
Infrastructure as code using familiar languages instead of YAML or DSLs. See how with Pulumi, serverless programming becomes simpler.
Cyrus Najmabadi
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