The Pulumi Context API is now in preview: query IaC state, stack dependencies, and discovered cloud resources as one graph built for AI agents.
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The best Kubernetes IaC tools in 2026: Pulumi, Terraform, Helm, Kustomize, Crossplane, Argo CD, Flux, cdk8s, and kro, compared honestly on fit.
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How teams manage Kubernetes infrastructure as code in 2026: what Terraform's Kubernetes provider does well, where it strains, and how Pulumi compares.
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Prompt guardrails fail right when coding agents get dangerous. How Docker Sandboxes make YOLO mode safe, plus a ready-made kit for infrastructure work.
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How we map Terraform's data model onto Pulumi's execution semantics to seamlessly run your Terraform modules against the Pulumi engine.
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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.
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A hands-on walkthrough of our new support for Terraform and OpenTofu, including state, remote execution, module interop, and first-class support for HCL.
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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.
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Discovered Stacks: Pulumi Cloud now models your CloudFormation and ARM deployments as Pulumi IaC stacks, with a built-in migration path.
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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.
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