Migrating My Infrastructure From Terraform to Pulumi
A description of a real-life example of migrating from Terraform to Pulumi
Erik Näslund
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A description of a real-life example of migrating from Terraform to Pulumi
Erik Näslund
Update Plans enable you to see and confirm the updates that will be made to your infrastructure and then apply those updates at a later time.
Fraser Waters
The Helm Release resource is now GA. This adds native support for Helm, enabling full access to Helm features for Kubernetes users.
Vivek Lakshmanan
Deploy Kubernetes on DigitalOcean with Pulumi’s Command package. Run remote commands, fetch kubeconfig, and streamline Kubernetes automation effortlessly.
David Flanagan
The latest Pulumi updates also include Pulumi import support for Kubernetes CRD, various improvements to Helm Release, and native ES Module support.
Meagan Cojocar
In this post, we'll highlight a number of the lesser-known features of the Pulumi Service that make it even easier to manage your infrastructure with Pulumi.


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A review of using Honeycomb to add observability to your Pulumi projects
Kay Plößer
Use Pulumi with Amazon API Gateway and EventBridge, Amazon's serverless event bus, to build scalable and easily maintainable apps and systems.
Christian Nunciato
Hack day project exploring approaches to solving circular resource dependencies.


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A review of using Pulumi to spin up a LocalStack environment using good engineering practices.
Josh Graham
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