
The Standalone ESC CLI Retired: Use pulumi env
The standalone esc CLI is archived as of v0.26.0. Every ESC command is available in the Pulumi CLI under pulumi env: one binary to install and upgrade.

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The standalone esc CLI is archived as of v0.26.0. Every ESC command is available in the Pulumi CLI under pulumi env: one binary to install and upgrade.

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Set monthly organization or per-member Pulumi Neo dollar limits and get alerts via email.
John Keiser
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Pulumi Cloud now supports passkeys: a phishing-resistant alternative to typing your password, for users who sign in with email and password.
Devon Grove
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The Pulumi CLI command reference and SDK API docs now include a version selector, so you can browse the docs that match the release you're running.
Cam Soper
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Align your AWS infrastructure to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 with a pre-built Pulumi policy pack of 238 ready-to-run security policies.
Dan Biwer
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Neo code reviews analyze pull requests against what Pulumi Cloud knows about your running infrastructure and leave feedback right in the PR.
Pulumi Neo Team
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Tie infrastructure deployments to your release tags. Push a version tag like v1.2.0 and let Pulumi Deployments run pulumi up automatically.
Michael Fallihee
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The new pulumi do command lets you create, read, update, and delete any cloud resource across the full Pulumi ecosystem with a single, agent-friendly API.



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Mention @pulumi-neo in GitHub or @Neo in your Slack workspace to bring Pulumi Neo into the threads where your team works on infrastructure.
Pulumi Neo Team
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Schedule any Neo task on a cadence. Drift checks, provider freshness, and encryption audits run themselves and deliver results as pull requests.
Pulumi Neo Team
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