Pulumi ESC and External Secrets Operator: The Perfect Solution for Today's Cloud-Native Secret Management
Learn how to manage Kubernetes secrets with Pulumi ESC and External Secrets Operator
Engin Diri
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Learn how to manage Kubernetes secrets with Pulumi ESC and External Secrets Operator
Engin Diri
An overview of enhancements and bug fixes related to how the Pulumi Kubernetes provider handles waiting for resource readiness in the v4.18.0 release.
Bryce Lampe
See how Pulumi fits into the Cloud Native landscape and how several CNCF projects can be combined with Pulumi to create a standardized GitOps stack.
Engin Diri
Pulumi Kubernetes v4.13 offers a new resource for applying Helm charts consistently across Pulumi SDKs, with new features and SDK support.
Eron Wright
Pulumi Kubernetes v4.10 offers new resources for applying Kubernetes manifests consistently across Pulumi SDKs, and broadens support to the Java and YAML SDKs.
Eron Wright
With Pulumi and ESC, we provide an automated workflow that generates a kubeconfig on the fly for every command using short term credentials issued via OIDC.

2 authors
Learn how Starburst Data built infrastructure automation into its data lake platform to ship more frequent updates to its customers with zero downtime.
George Huang
The Pulumi Kubernetes Provider 4.0; Shared Resource Management with Server-Side Apply


3 authors
Learn to use the capabilities of the Pulumi Equinix Provider, including how to deploy Kubernetes on Equinix Metal.

2 authors
Learn how to apply Pulumi stack references to share data across projects. Improve modularity and maintainability with best practices for stack dependencies.
Scott Lowe

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