Supercharge your cloud infrastructure.
Pulumi 2.0 includes new capabilities for Delivery, Provisioning, Architecture, Testing, and Policy-as-code — on any cloud, using your favorite languages.
Read more about what's new in Pulumi 2.0 here.
Any cloud, any language
Pulumi works with top programming languages across all public clouds with support for dozens of popular infrastructure service providers including private and hybrid clouds.
Provisioning
Reduce complexity and ship applications to any cloud faster. Boost productivity using the best languages and tools. Plan, preview, and track all changes. Easy SaaS and self-hosted options.
Delivery
Continuously deliver apps and infrastructure with CI/CD and SCM integrations and built-in secrets management. Improve velocity and visibility for deployments in complex global environments.
Architecture
Avoid reinventing the wheel with infrastructure that codifies patterns and best practices. Benefit from an ecosystem of libraries and language packages shared with the community.
Policy
Prevent mistakes from getting deployed. Enforce security, compliance, cost controls, and best practices using policies defined in real languages. Apply policies across the organization with fine-grained controls.
Testing
Be confident that infrastructure is correct before and after deployment. Use popular tools and test-driven techniques. Perform integration tests for ephemeral environments and post-deployment validation.
Watch the Launch Event
Corey Quinn, Joe Duffy and the Pulumi team introduce you to Pulumi 2.0's new superpowers and improvements.
Watch the Talks
Policy as Code for Any Cloud
Erin Krengel and Cameron Stokes show you how to apply policies to avoid common security and cost management issues.
Getting Started with Infrastructure as Code using Go
Pulumi engineer Evan Boyle uses Go to walk us through universal infrastructure-as-code concepts and best practices like functions, containers, and Kubernetes.
Managing Any Cloud with .NET
Mikhail Shilkov shows you how you can use C#, F#, and VB.NET to define the infrastructure for Azure, AWS, or even on-prem Kubernetes clusters.
Building Self-service Clouds with Pulumi
Mercedes-Benz R&D is leading the way in showing how large organizations can leverage all of the clouds and empower teams to rapidly innovate with new services and architectures.
GitOps with Pulumi and GitLab
William Chia from GitLab and Pulumi engineer Praneet Loke will show you how to super-charge your team's velocity with GitOps.
Sharing and Reusing Infrastructure with Pulumi and Artifactory
Dan Hernandez and Melissa McKay will show you how to define resources such as VPCs, Kubernetes clusters, and policies using multiple languages.
Verify Your Infrastructure on Each Deployment with Pulumi and CircleCI
Angel Rivera and Chris Smith will walk you through best practices for application developers, DevOps, and SREs to keep configuration mistakes from reaching production.
Give it a try! Deploy your first Pulumi app in just five minutes.