Resources

Join Matt Stratton and Dan Maher from Datadog to learn how to set up monitoring for any stack and any app using Pulumi and Datadog

Matty Stratton and Jay Gordon will walk you through how Azure Container Apps work, why you might find them awesome, and how you can use Pulumi.

In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of Infrastructure as Code on AWS through a series of exercises using Pulumi’s Cloud Engineering platform.

Join Laura Santamaria as they show off some of the newest features in Pulumi and how those features make building on AWS easier than ever.

NDC Oslo 2021 is a 5-Day Event for Software Developers, 29 Nov - 3 Dec in Oslo Spektrum.

Meet up with the Pulumi team in the exhibit hall where we will be showcasing the latest Pulumi features and answering any and all questions about the cloud.

Containers, automation, security, microservices. You name it, we'll talk about modern cloud-based technologies with curated talks at deploy by DigitalOcean.

Join us at The Automation Summit to explore and further your knowledge of DevOps principles and practices in a cross-platform environment.

Join Damian Curry & Elijah Zupancic and go from zero to production on Kubernetes by using Python to build abstractions that make getting to production easier.

In this workshop, you’ll build a Python & Flask web application that lets you and your developers deploy applications at the click of a button.

In this workshop, we’ll use the Google Cloud native provider to build infrastructure using TypeScript and examine some of Pulumi's newest features.

In this workshop, you’ll use the Azure native provider to build infrastructure using TypeScript SDK and examine some of the features not previously possible.

In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of Infrastructure as Code on AWS through a series of exercises using Pulumi’s Cloud Engineering platform.

In this presentation, we'll talk about Risk Radar, Netflix's forum to collect and make sense of emergent sociotechnical risk both from experience and risk.

In this talk you will learn how to migrate a large monolith codebase to Cloud-Native and learn a few gotchas along the way.

Attendees will leave this session ready to take control of their development process in ways they may not have known were possible.

Join Wesley Faulkner, Ellen Körbes, Rizel Scarlett, and Paul Czarkowski as they discuss a variety of topics related to Cloud Engineering.

In this talk, you will learn how Apple leveraged a custom state backend with SSO, RBAC, and pipelines powered by the Pulumi Automation API to drive IaC.

Learn how to use practices from software development like test driven development and CI/CD to manage complexity at each stage of cloud development.

In this session you will learn how OpenTelemetry helps you understand your distributed system and the performance of individual services within it.

In this talk, you will get a high level overview of the authorization landscape and learn how Split approached these unique challenges.

In this session, we will introduce how we took Cloud Control API from concept to launch and the culture and technical changes instituted internally.

Learn how the Threat Modeling Manifesto serves as a guide to define or tailor a methodology that fits enhances software development rather than holding it up.

In this session, you'll learn to discover how to ask the right questions and how to find the right answers, using Kubernetes as an example.

Join Ell Marquez, Niall Murphy, Jeff Smith, and Sasha Rosenbaum as they discuss topics related to Cloud Engineering.

In this presentation, attendees will learn how to ensure their CI/CD pipelines are Arm compatible and capable of providing Arm support in their products.

Listen in as Joe Duffy leads a talk about Cloud Engineering with special guests Ken Exner and Luke Hoban.

In this workshop, you'll learn how to leverage GitHub to make code CloudOps ready without learning new tools or collecting new certifications.

Let's talk about how we can provide more power to users to customize, configure, streamline, and understand what they are getting from us.

In this session you learn how Snowflake worked towards implementation and the day-2 experience of using Pulumi to manage Kubernetes and Vault.

In this talk, we'll discuss the concepts of business pressures on organizations and individuals, the effects, and what "crashing" looks like.

In this session we'll start with a default Nginx deployment and leverage Checkov's Kubernetes yaml scanning capability to go from default to secure.

In this talk, we will discuss the NGINX MARA project; a turnkey modern application reference architecture.

In this session you'll gain an understanding on the benefits of creating reusable modules, what sort of modules you can create, how to go about creating them.

This talk will reviewing the 14 Step Secure Incident Response process, including the what and why of each step.

In this talk, you will go through how to use the software engineering process to solve this infrastructure engineering problem.

This talk will deep-dive into how whylogs fits into the infrastructure as a whole and how it can enable end-to-end observability for your data stack.

Let's put the Dev back in DevOps and talk about why Turing complete config management is an antipattern.

In this session, you’ll see what we can learn from trailblazers and how adopting techniques for exploration can help us build more reliable systems.

Listen in on as Kelsey Hightower and Joe Duffy discuss the past, present, and future of the cloud infrastructure landscape.

This talk introduces this new model and discusses the need for how we talk about software to match the experience of development.

In this Live Cast, Elijah Zupancic (NGINX) and Lee Briggs (Pulumi) will introduce a push-button Kubernetes deployment on AWS EKS using Pulumi.

Pulumi’s AWS Native provider offers a well-defined resource model for AWS that allows developers to build, deploy, and manage AWS infrastructure.

Infrastructure as code (IaC) means that you use code to define and manage infrastructure. In this guide, learn how the fundamentals of IaC.

Pulumi's Matty Stratton will show you how easy it is to use Pulumi and VS Code to set up Azure (or any cloud) using JavaScript/TypeScript.

In this workshop, we’ll guide you through an example of building a reusable Pulumi component for a hypothetical “production ready application” in Python.

Learn how to get started using AWS App Runner with Pulumi to quickly deploy containerized web applications and APIs, at scale.

In this bi-monthly workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of Infrastructure as Code through guided exercises using Pulumi's Cloud Engineering platform.

In this demo Komal Ali will walk you through a self service cloud platform built using Pulumi's Automation API.

In this dev day workshop, you will examine how Pulumi interacts with Kubernetes, and build real-world examples of managing Amazon EKS clusters.

PulumiUP introduces you to the emerging practice of Cloud Engineering. Hear from the Pulumi team and assorted industry experts.

In this workshop, you will examine how Pulumi interacts with Kubernetes, and build real-world examples of managing Amazon EKS clusters.

In this workshop, we’ll examine how Pulumi can accelerate provisioning of cloud infrastructure. We’ll focus on AWS Lambda, and build a set of microservices.

In this video we will cover how to set up automated CI/CD pipelines for Kubernetes applications using Pulumi and Codefresh.

In this week's episode of Modern Infrastructure Wednesday, we port last week's example of using container-based AWS Lambda functions to Python.

Watch as Pulumi VP of Engineering, Lee Zen, helps you to get started using Container Image Support in AWS Lambda.

In this week's episode of Modern Infrastructure Wednesday, we go in-depth on the container-based AWS Lambda functions demo.

Learn how to implement GitOps for your cloud infrastructure using Pulumi and GitLab.

Join Pulumi CTO and expert panelists Joe Beda, Al Sene, Jason Warner, and Corey Scobie as they discuss how architectures and platforms are evolving.

In this lightning talk, you'll learn how to take DevOps best practices used for application development and apply them to infrastructure automation.

In this talk, you'll learn how to use Pulumi with Google Cloud (GKE and Cloud Run) to deploy a serverless platform with dependencies easily.

To go faster in a car you need not only an engine but also safety mechanisms. This talk is about the safety mechanisms that allow you to build software faster.

In this session we will explore the state of seccomp in Kubernetes and a couple of tools designed to make this more approachable.

Pulumi CEO, Joe Duffy, and Chef Co-founder, Adam Jacob share their thoughts on the role Cloud Engineers play in helping organizations innovate faster.

In this talk multiple techniques for testing different configuration formats, including showing how to use Open Policy Agent to test Pulumi.

Join Pulumi Co-founder, Eric Rudder and security experts from Tigera, GitHub, Auth0 and GitLab to learn about emerging security challenges and best practices.

In this lightning talk, Jake Sanders will show you everything you need to know about deploying apps with mutual TLS automated using cert-manager.

In this talk, Sasha Rosenbaum will explain how Microsoft moved from the 3-year waterfall software delivery cycle to deploying multiple times a day!

Watch this talk and learn how Chef helps Dev, Sec and Ops teams overcome better work together via a codified approach to application delivery.

In this talk Scott Lowe will explore the intersection of the Kubernetes ClusterAPI and Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi, and how they can be used together.

In this session we will explore how we got to this point and how we can adopt Chaos Engineering to help us wake up less and sleep better.

Adora Nwodo teaches the concepts of Infrastructure as code and how you're able to treat infrastructure deployment code the same way you treat your source code.

Listen in as Kief Morris talks about the evolution of infrastructure tooling from static definitions to dynamically created infrastructure.

Learn how GitLab, the largest all-remote employer, has perfected building remote teams. From hiring remote workers to reducing distractions for your team.

In this talk you learn about why testing in production has gotten a bad rap and techniques to validate your applications and code in production.

Learn ways to use infrastructure-as-code to build product stacks that not only deliver business value but also make engineers excited to work on them.

As companies transition to AWS, the flexibility in your costs can often bring concerns on how you manage it and how you avoid that surprise bill.

Learn how the Snowflake team shipped a truly multi-region, multi-cloud, global-scale service in a few months using Kubernetes.

Learn from industry experts how teams and workflows are evolving to address the challenges of Cloud Engineering at organizations of every size.

The Cloud Engineering Summit is a day-long experience filled with best practices and end-user stories ranging from architecture to reliability and security.

In today's episode, we explore the next generation Microsoft Azure provider for Pulumi. We take it for a spin on Azure's Cosmos DB serverless preview.

Angel Rivera and Chris Smith walk you through best practices for app developers, DevOps, and SREs to keep configuration mistakes from reaching production.

Dan Hernandez and Praneet Loke demonstrate how Pulumi works with Spinnaker to enable cloud-native continuous delivery for infrastructure and applications.

Dan Hernandez and Melissa McKay will show you how to define resources such as VPCs, Kubernetes clusters, and policies using multiple languages.

Deploy and update your infrastructure the same way you deliver the rest of your application: with real code delivered through your CI/CD pipeline.

In this episode, Lee Zen walks you through building a serverless GraphQL API using Apollo GraphQL and GCP Functions with the help of Pulumi.

Watch Pulumi CEO, Joe Duffy and Corey Quinn as they walk-through Pulumi features and new capabilities that help tame cloud cost and complexity.

Learn how Mercedes-Benz Research and Development is using Pulumi to help their development teams build self-service cloud infrastructure in this tech talk.

Pulumi Engineer Evan Boyle uses Go to walk us through modern infrastructure-as-code concepts and best practices like functions, containers, and Kubernetes.

Learn how you can use C#, F#, and VB.NET to define the infrastructure for Azure, AWS, or even on-prem Kubernetes clusters.

Erin Krengel and Cameron Stokes will demonstrate practical examples for defining and enforcing policies on AWS, Azure and GCP.

In this episode, Lee Zen walks you through anomaly detection with Amazon GuardDuty + Slack using TypeScript and Pulumi.

In this hands-on workshop, the Pulumi team will show you how to stand up basic services using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) through a series of hands-on labs.

In this week's edition of Modern Infrastructure as Code Wednesday, we’ll show you how to set up an API Gateway for an AWS Lambda function in 30 minutes.

Pulumi CrossGuard lets you enforce infrastructure policies at deployment, preventing security, cost, or best practices mistakes from making it to production.

Deploy and scale a load-balanced Kubernetes service using Pulumi, including building, publishing, and running a private container image.

Pulumi engineer, Mike Metral, walks through workflows around around ephemeral Kubernetes.

Dinesh Ramamurthy, Engineering Manager, Mercedes Benz R&D, talks about his team's experience with Pulumi.

Join us in the webinar to see how Pulumi supercharges Mapbox’s IoT asset tracking architecture on AWS, from API Gateway, Amazon Kinesis, to DynamoDB and S3.

Learn how to unify your development and DevOps teams with the power of general purpose programming languages to create cloud-native applications.