When you’re able to build an app for any cloud using familiar languages, the obvious question is “Where to start?”. We hear you, and so we’ve built some new features to help you scaffold your app and program the cloud even faster than before.
In this post, we’ll look at how to use pulumi new and our selection of templates to build your Pulumi
app.
This blog post refers to an outdated version of Pulumi (0.15). For current features and capabilities, please refer to the latest documentation and current release notes.
Just over a month ago we publicly launched Pulumi, a new cloud native development platform. The response has been overwhelming and we’ve been hard at work responding to your feedback ever since.
Today, we are excited to release Pulumi 0.15 and make it available to download. This release includes improvements across the entire Pulumi development experience. Pulumi supports more platforms (Kubernetes and OpenStack, is faster (Parallelism, simpler (native TypeScript support), richer (serverless frameworks for Azure and Google Cloud), and is more deeply integrated into the application lifecycle (GitHub App for CI/CD integration).