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We are excited to announce Scheduled Deployments for Pulumi Cloud. This new feature, which builds upon the robust foundation of Pulumi Deployments, is designed to streamline cloud management by automating the deployment and deactivation of resources according to customizable schedules. Two new Pulumi features also announced today, Drift Detection and Remediation and Time-to-Live Stacks, are built on top of the new Scheduled Deployments functionality. These three new features are available today on the Enterprise and Business Critical editions of Pulumi Cloud.

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At Pulumi, we are committed to empowering developers and infrastructure teams with the tools they need to efficiently manage cloud resources at scale. As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance user experience and ease of use, we are excited to share some significant updates to Pulumi Deployments pricing, making it easier for all customers to experiment with and adopt the easiest way to go from code to cloud.

Starting today, all paid Pulumi Cloud organizations get 3,000 minutes per month of Pulumi Deployments included with their Pulumi Cloud subscription.

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We are excited to introduce a powerful addition to Pulumi’s authentication capabilities: OpenID Connect (OIDC) Trust Relationships. This feature makes it easy to integrate Pulumi securely into any ecosystem that supports OIDC. By incorporating OIDC, Pulumi is not only extending its compatibility with a broader range of environments but also reinforcing its commitment to delivering top-tier, secure, and scalable solutions to developers and enterprises alike. Whether you are working within CI/CD pipelines or engaging directly with cloud services, this new feature ensures that your infrastructure management is more secure, efficient, and aligned with industry best practices.

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We’re constantly evolving the New Project Wizard to make it the preferred choice for platform teams to empower their internal teams to deploy resources quickly and in adherence to organizational standards. In January, we launched the Developer Portal Gallery to boost development velocity and reduce operational friction. Since then, we have seen strong adoption from our customers and received several new requests. We are excited to share the latest improvements we’ve made.

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As always, we have been actively rolling out new features in response to the invaluable feedback from our ever-growing community. We’ve shipped several security and usability features to Pulumi ESC in response to feedback from our growing user base. Moreover, we’ve also added new enhancements to our core Platform CLI and Providers. In addition to the release notes, stay up-to-date with all things Pulumi by following the new features blogs and the pulumi/pulumi repo changelog. With so much to explore, let’s dive into the major updates across Pulumi from the past two months!

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Today, we are thrilled to add integration support for 1Password in preview within Pulumi Environments, Secrets, and Configuration (ESC). Since its launch, numerous organizations have leveraged Pulumi ESC to manage secrets and simplify configurations using composable environments. Leveraging Pulumi ESC’s comprehensive set of providers, users have obtained dynamic cloud provider credentials and retrieved secrets from other secrets management platforms, including HashiCorp Vault.

The addition of 1Password, known for its developer-centric approach to secrets management, to our roster of integrations has been a top request among our community. As users of 1Password ourselves, this collaboration represents more than just a feature release; it embodies our commitment to enriching the developer experience and fostering secure, efficient development workflows.

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We’re excited to announce the launch of the Pulumi Environments, Secrets, and Configurations (ESC) Table Editor. At Pulumi, we’re committed to providing flexible solutions that cater to diverse development needs and practices. This latest addition underscores our dedication to this principle by offering a user-friendly interface for managing complex configurations and secrets.

Pulumi ESC simplifies the management of secrets and configurations by reducing duplication and drift, empowering development teams to focus on building and deploying. The existing YAML-based code editor offers a native way for developers to author and manage configurations.

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With Pulumi ESC, our goal is to not only create a tool that simplifies the development process but also one that developers love. In pursuit of this goal, we’re excited to announce enhancements to the Pulumi ESC environment editor. These enhancements are focused on addressing common challenges encountered when authoring environments: syntax errors, type errors, frequent context switches to and from documentation, and more. Our aim is to make the process of authoring environments as straightforward as possible by removing common hurdles.

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We’ve had a busy last few months at Pulumi. From shipping a brand new product offering, Pulumi ESC, to adding several major features in Pulumi Cloud and updates to various Pulumi providers - there is lots to catch up on. In addition to reading these release notes, check out the pulumi/pulumi repo changelog to stay up to date with CLI enhancements after each CLI release. For Pulumi Cloud updates, follow the new features blogs to stay updated on the latest feature releases. Let’s walk through the major updates across Pulumi from the last few months!

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Late last year we announced Pulumi for Developer Portals: a suite of features designed to empower organizations to construct robust internal developer portals. Since launching the level of adoption and customer interest has led us to make further improvements to enhance developer productivity and collaboration in the authoring experience. We are excited to announce the latest enhancement in Pulumi Cloud: the introduction of a template gallery in New Project Wizard, making creating cloud infrastructure easier than ever.

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