Observable Infrastructure as Code
Tutorials
Tutorials
Kay Plößer
Observable Infrastructure as Code
A review of using Honeycomb to add observability to your Pulumi projects
Kay Plößer
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Organizational Patterns: A Developer Portal
Best Practices
Best Practices
Matty Stratton
Organizational Patterns: A Developer Portal
In this continuing series, we explore an organizational pattern of using Pulumi - a developer portal.
Matty Stratton
Announcing Pulumi 3.0
Product
Product
Luke Hoban
Announcing Pulumi 3.0
Announcing Pulumi 3.0, the next major version of the Pulumi open source project.
Luke Hoban
Product
Alex Mullans
Build your perfect interface for the cloud: Automation API
Automation API brings the Pulumi modern IaC engine to any application
Alex Mullans
Data Science in the Cloud
Tutorials
Tutorials
Sophia Parafina
Data Science in the Cloud
With Pulumi Automation API, deploy and manage infrastructure such as websites, storage, and databases within a Jupyter notebook.
Sophia Parafina
Product
2 authors
Automate Your Infrastructure with Automation API and C#
C# developers can programmatically build infrastructure (with out a CLI) using the Pulumi Automation API package.
2 authors
Engineering
2 authors
Supercharging our GitHub Action with the Automation API
Simen A. W. Olsen and Paul Stack talk about the new GitHub Action powered by the Pulumi Automation API
2 authors
Community
Andy Davies
Observability with Infrastructure as Code
Andy Davies from Reaktor introduces observability into infrastructure as code with the Pulumi Automation API
Andy Davies
ProductSophia Parafina
Automate Your Infrastructure with Automation API and Python
Combine the power of Automation API with the flexibility of Python
Sophia Parafina
Automation API: Supercharged Cloud Tooling
Best Practices
Best PracticesSophia Parafina
Automation API: Supercharged Cloud Tooling
Pulumi's Automation API enables you to build cloud tools to increase developer productivity.
Sophia Parafina
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