Pulumi IAM Now Available for Self-Hosted Pulumi Cloud
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We’re excited to announce that Pulumi Identity and Access Management (IAM) is now available for self-hosted instances of Pulumi Cloud. This foundational security capability brings the same enterprise-grade access management we launched for Pulumi Cloud SaaS to organizations running Pulumi on their own infrastructure.
Enterprise Security for Self-Hosted Deployments
Self-hosted Pulumi Cloud customers can now leverage the full power of Custom Roles and Granular Access Tokens to implement Zero Trust security principles and least privilege access controls within their own environments. This means you can:
- Define Custom Permissions with fine-grained scopes (e.g.,
stack:delete,environment:read) tailored to your organization’s security requirements. - Create Custom Roles by combining these permissions with specific Pulumi entities (Stacks, Environments, etc.).
- Generate Scoped Organization Access Tokens that are precisely limited to the permissions defined in their associated roles, dramatically reducing the blast radius if credentials are compromised.
Secure Automation for On-Premises Infrastructure
This release is powerful for self-hosted Pulumi Cloud deployments where security and compliance requirements are often even more stringent. You can now:
- Implement Least Privilege CI/CD: Scope pipeline tokens to only the actions and resources they absolutely need, ensuring your automation follows the same security standards as your infrastructure.
- Enhance Compliance Posture: Demonstrate precise, auditable control over programmatic access to auditors and security teams.
- Reduce Operational Risk: Limit the potential impact of compromised tokens by restricting them to specific roles and permissions.
Getting Started
Self-hosted customers can access IAM features through the same intuitive interface available in Pulumi Cloud SaaS. Navigate to Settings -> Access Management -> Roles to begin creating Custom Permissions and Custom Roles, then generate scoped Organization Access Tokens from Settings -> Access Management -> Access Tokens.
For detailed information about Pulumi IAM capabilities, including step-by-step guides and best practices, see our comprehensive announcement blog post.
Learn More
Explore the IAM & RBAC documentation to get started:
We’re committed to bringing enterprise-grade security features to all Pulumi deployments, whether in the cloud or on-premises. If you have questions or feedback, please reach out through your account representative or our GitHub repository.
