Automatic Logging for Faster, Secure Debugging
Pulumi now writes encrypted logs for every operation automatically
Thomas Gummerer

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Pulumi now writes encrypted logs for every operation automatically
Thomas Gummerer

How teams manage Kubernetes infrastructure as code in 2026: what Terraform's Kubernetes provider does well, where it strains, and how Pulumi compares.
Pulumi Content Team
Prompt guardrails fail right when coding agents get dangerous. How Docker Sandboxes make YOLO mode safe, plus a ready-made kit for infrastructure work.
Engin Diri

How we map Terraform's data model onto Pulumi's execution semantics to seamlessly run your Terraform modules against the Pulumi engine.
Ian Wahbe

Pulumi Cloud as a Terraform backend and HCL in Pulumi IaC are now GA, plus native Terraform module support — bring the IaC you already have.
Daniel Perlovsky

A hands-on walkthrough of our new support for Terraform and OpenTofu, including state, remote execution, module interop, and first-class support for HCL.
Christian Nunciato

Migrate a CloudFormation stack to Pulumi with Discovered Stacks: verify every resource, import with a zero-diff preview, and track it all in Pulumi Cloud.
Alejandro Cotroneo

Discovered Stacks: Pulumi Cloud now models your CloudFormation and ARM deployments as Pulumi IaC stacks, with a built-in migration path.
Alejandro Cotroneo

How to provision and govern Kubernetes infrastructure for AI agents with Pulumi, in TypeScript and Python, and where kagent, KServe, Kueue, and Neo fit in.
Joe Duffy
Organization admins can now cap the maximum expiry of personal, organization, and team access tokens, so no credential outlives your rotation policy.
Devon Grove

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