Cloud Engineering Days

Opening Keynote - Founder/CEO Joe Duffy and CTO Luke Hoban

Joe Duffy and Luke Hoban discuss the newest innovations in infrastructure as code and modern applications and how pioneering engineering organizations use these techniques to ship faster, more reliably, and at a greater scale.

Discover what's new:

Pulumi Deployments: groundbreaking advancements in Deployments-as-a-Service technology by Pulumi
Pulumi Templates: new templates providing architecture-specific starting points for the most common infrastructure as code use cases on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
Pulumi YAML GA: now Generally Available as part of its 1.0 release, enabling everyone in an organization to use Pulumi to manage cloud infrastructure.
Project Level Configuration: new support across all Pulumi languages makes it easier to manage complex configurations as cloud projects scale up.

Customer Stories

Enabling Kafka Adoption with Pulumi and Confluent Cloud

Event streaming technology can be transformative but often difficult to adopt. In this talk, Collin James, Engineering Leader and Software Architect at Dutchie, describes how a small team has enabled Kafka adoption by creating a monorepo of Pulumi projects that manage resources on Confluent Cloud

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Creating Business Logic Interfaces with Automation API

After automating infrastructure with Pulumi, how do you operationalize it? Dan Swartz, Altana’s Principal Software Engineer, discusses how Pulumi’s automation API can be integrated into a self-service application to codify your business logic and provide a richer operational experience for your organization.

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Migrating from CloudFormation to Pulumi

Dennis Webb, Staff Software Engineer at Panther, describes best practices and his team’s journey to move their infrastructure code from CloudFormation to Pulumi. He provides tips and insights to teams considering modernizing their own infrastructure.

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Building a Global Data Platform at Scale

At Fauna, availability is a top priority. It informs how we build everything, including our infrastructure. I’ll discuss how we balance complexity and safety in our infrastructure as code to build, maintain, and scale FaunaDB. They use AWS and Python but soon will use the multi-cloud ability.

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Cloud Engineering Workshops

Building with Containers on Azure

Explore more about building up a containerized microservices architecture on Azure using infrastructure as code and cloud engineering principles

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Securing Deployments with Policy as Code

The Pulumi team will show you how to enforce best practices by creating policies that scale from a single infrastructure stack to your entire organization.

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Getting Started with Infrastructure as Code on DigitalOcean

In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to stand up basic services using Infrastructure as Code through a series of hands-on labs.

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Getting Started with Infrastructure as Code Azure with Java

Learn the basics of Azure and Pulumi with a hands-on lab that will take you from deploying a simple static website to deploying a Spring Boot application.

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Production-Ready Networking on AWS with Python

In this workshop you'll learn to apply Infrastructure as Code concepts to build a hub and spoke network topology with an inspection VPC.

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Building Virtual Networks with Pulumi and Tailscale

This workshop will demonstrate how to securely connect end-user devices and cloud resources using infrastructure as code written in real programming languages.

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