Posts Tagged features

It’s been an incredibly busy few weeks at Pulumi. We’ve met thousands of you at our second annual Cloud Engineering Summit, shipped major new releases like Pulumi Registry and Pulumi Kubernetes Operator 1.0 and continued to innovate on and improve the entire Pulumi Cloud Engineering Platform. Get caught up on Cloud Engineering Summit to learn what’s coming in cloud engineering, or read on for this month’s news.

• Cloud Engineering Summit
• Pulumi Registry, Pulumi Packages, & integrations
  • Pulumi Registry: your window to the cloud
  • Pulumi Kubernetes Operator 1.0
  • New resources in the Azure Native provider
• Pulumi CLI and core technologies
  • Resource methods for Pulumi Packages
  • Automation API: delete, unprotect state in .NET
• Pulumi Service & Pulumi.com
  • Automated audit log export

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Pulumi offers the most complete infrastructure as code platform for building, deploying, and managing modern cloud infrastructure and applications. When you use Pulumi, a vast library of cloud resources—from compute, storage, and other cloud infrastructure to databases to identity providers to monitoring systems—is at your fingertips. As the Pulumi community has grown, we’ve heard from many of you that we needed a central hub where you could find all of those resources. We’ve also heard from Pulumi partners that they wanted a great place to showcase their integrations with Pulumi so that their customers can more easily learn how to use Pulumi to deploy and manage their products.

Today, we’re excited to launch Pulumi Registry, the one place to discover and share everything you can achieve using Pulumi. Pulumi Registry is a searchable collection of Pulumi Packages published by Pulumi and our partners. With Pulumi Registry, you can easily find the package with the resources you need, install that package directly into your project, and start building. You can choose from Providers that give you full access to everything a cloud provider has to offer, or choose a Component that gets you started quickly with best practices and sensible defaults baked in. All Pulumi Packages are available in all Pulumi languages, so you can build your infrastructure using C#, Go, Python, and TypeScript/JavaScript. You’ll also find all of the documentation you need to succeed: from detailed API reference to how-to guides with source code for specific use cases.

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It’s been a busy few weeks at Pulumi, including for some of our community contributors! Read on to see what’s new.

• New and updated cloud providers
  • AWS Native Provider, powered by the AWS Cloud Control API
  • Using AWS Graviton2 processors in AWS Lambda functions
  • New resources in the Azure Native provider
• Pulumi CLI and core technologies
  • New project configuration option to refresh before all write operations

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It’s been a busy few weeks at Pulumi, including for some of our community contributors! Read on to see what’s new.

• New and updated cloud providers
  • New Helm Release resource for Kubernetes
  • New providers: MinIO and Snowflake
  • New resources in the Azure Native provider
• Pulumi CLI and core technologies
  • New pulumi about command for easier troubleshooting
  • pulumi config set hides secret values
  • Dynamic providers in Python can now given a custom name
  • Automation API in .NET can use plugin installation options exact and server
  • Schema checker for Pulumi Packages
• Pulumi Service and Pulumi.com
  • Organization invites now send you to the correct identity provider

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Summer is quickly flying by, and we’ve been hard at work with more new features and updates across the Pulumi ecosystem!

• New and updated cloud providers
  • EKS Pulumi Package supports more options for managed node groups
  • New resources in the Azure Native provider
• Pulumi CLI and core technologies
  • Methods for Pulumi Component Packages
  • dependsOn now works for Pulumi Component Packages, and more
  • Aliases can now be used with providers
• Pulumi Service and Pulumi.com
  • Azure Native resources now link to the Azure Portal

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Another great iteration has just wrapped up, so it’s time for another edition of the Pulumi release notes! We’ve been busy smashing bugs across our products (over 100!), but we’ve also got several new updates across Pulumi providers, the CLI, and the Pulumi Service:

• New and updated cloud providers
  • Pulumi Kubernetes Operator supports GitOps workflow
  • 12 new resources in the Azure Native provider
  • Google Native: autonaming; easier management of project and region settings
• Pulumi CLI and core technologies
  • Automation API: Select your backend
  • Better handling of subtypes in Python
• Pulumi Service and Pulumi.com
  • Get started with Pulumi, directly from the Pulumi Service

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In this update:

• New and updated cloud providers
  • Pulumi supports Confluent Cloud
  • GitHub Actions guide in all languages
  • Kubernetes: new skipAwait option
  • 10 new resources in the Azure Native provider
  • Google Native provider adds support for enums and more
• Pulumi CLI and core technologies
  • New replaceOnChanges resource option
  • pulumi watch now supports a --path option
  • Improved Python performance
• Pulumi Service and Pulumi.com
  • New usage-based pricing for your whole team

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Today we are launching Pulumi Team Edition, a new way for teams to adopt and use Pulumi and the Pulumi Service to collaborate on building, managing and deploying cloud infrastructure as code. Pulumi Team Edition is priced based on the number of cloud resources under management, with a generous free tier to ensure that teams can get up and running with Pulumi Team Edition at no cost.

Pulumi Enterprise Edition, which offers larger organizations advanced security, policy, access control, support and billing options, is also now available with usage-based pricing, including prepaid options with bulk discounts available.

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We regularly ship updates across the Pulumi ecosystem, with a release of the Pulumi CLI every two weeks, frequent releases of our cloud providers in the Registry, and regular updates to the Pulumi Service. You can read about most of those changes in the CHANGELOG.md files in each open source repository. To highlight some of the most exciting releases—including, for the first time, updates to the Pulumi Service—we’re trying something new: a regular release notes post for Pulumi release news, features, and updates. If you find it useful, or have ideas on how we could improve it, let us know on Twitter or in the Pulumi Community Slack!

In this update:

• New and updated cloud providers
  • Pulumi supports Amazon ECS Anywhere and Amazon App Runner
  • Pulumi supports Sumo Logic
  • 100 new resources in the Azure Native provider
• Pulumi engine and core technologies
  • Input parameters can now be marked as secret
  • Pulumi Packages: schema documentation and enhancements
• Pulumi Service and Pulumi.com
  • Easier acceptance of invites to organizations
  • Self-Hosted Pulumi Service now supports Azure Services and Minio storage

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Here at Pulumi, we believe in leveraging the best features of programming languages to create a delightful development experience for our users. Today, we continue our contributions in this area by announcing cross-language support for enum types in our provider SDKs, available in all Pulumi languages - Python, TypeScript, .NET and Go.

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