Posts Tagged aws-cdk

At Pulumi, we’re committed to delivering the widest range of cloud infrastructure building blocks for use in your cloud engineering projects. In 2022, we introduced preview support for integrating AWS CDK constructs into Pulumi programs and today we’re happy to announce the 1.0 release of our pulumi-cdk library for typescript. This first stable version completes support for common CDK features enabling you to deploy almost any CDK construct with Pulumi.

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Cloud computing tools evolve, and so must the frameworks developers rely on. For SST (Serverless Stack), AWS CDK was a great starting point—but it had limitations.

• CDK tied infrastructure to AWS.
• Debugging was frustrating due to CloudFormation templates.
• Multi-cloud was nearly impossible.

The solution? Pulumi. In this post, we’ll explore why SST moved to Pulumi, what challenges they overcame, and what this means for developers building modern cloud applications.

TL;DR: Pulumi lets SST offer a faster, more flexible, and provider-agnostic infrastructure experience.

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One of our key goals with Pulumi’s Universal Infrastructure as Code platform is to offer access to the widest range of cloud infrastructure building blocks for use within your cloud engineering projects. Over the years, that has led us to support interoperating seamlessly with a variety of alternative infrastructure definition formats, like Helm, CloudFormation, Azure Resource Manager and Kubernetes YAML. Today we’re really excited to add support for AWS CDK constructs to the list!

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