Tutorials
Sophia Parafina
Getting Started With Kubernetes: Application Basics
Part 2 of a 3-part tutorial for getting started with Kubernetes using Infrastructure as Code.
Sophia Parafina
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TutorialsSophia Parafina
Getting Started With Kubernetes: Clusters and Nodes
Part 1 of a 3-part tutorial for getting started with Kubernetes using Infrastructure as Code.
Sophia Parafina
Product
Mike Metral
What's new in Pulumi 2.0 for Kubernetes
What's new in Pulumi 2.0 for Kubernetes covers the major highlights of features and improvement to Pulumi's Kubernetes support.
Mike Metral
General
2 authors
Winning with Pulumi Superpowers and Kubernetes
Ten reasons why you should deploy modern apps and Kubernetes with Pulumi
2 authors
TutorialsMike Metral
Access Control for Pods on Amazon EKS
Amazon EKS clusters can use IAM roles and policies for Pods to assign fine-grained access control of AWS services.
Mike Metral
Architecture as Code: Kubernetes
Best Practices
Best PracticesSophia Parafina
Architecture as Code: Kubernetes
Using infrastructure as code to deploy Kubernetes to support hard multi-tenancy
Sophia Parafina
Community
Scott Lowe
Supporting Kubernetes with Faster, Easier Test Environments
Scott Lowe uses Pulumi to quickly create Kubernetes environments for testing.
Scott Lowe
TutorialsLevi Blackstone
Deploy Kubernetes and Applications with Go
Manage Kubernetes clusters and apps with Go using Pulumi's reusable components.
Levi Blackstone
Architecture as Code
Best Practices
Best PracticesSophia Parafina
Architecture as Code
An overview of infrastructure architecture and implementations with Pulumi.
Sophia Parafina
TutorialsLevi Blackstone
Generate Kubernetes YAML with Familiar Programming Languages
Stop writing Kubernetes YAML by hand, and start using the power of familiar programming languages! Pulumi now supports rendering YAML for Kubernetes resources.
Levi Blackstone
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