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nitrocode.hashnode.dev·Oct 12, 2024

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Exploring Infrastructure as Code with Python: AWS CDK, Terraform CDK, and Pulumi

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is revolutionizing how we manage and deploy cloud infrastructure, enabling consistency, scalability, and automation. This post is inspired by a talk I gave at this year’s PyCon, where I explored how Python integrates with...

Exploring Infrastructure as Code with Python: AWS CDK, Terraform CDK, and Pulumi

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Engin Diri

blog.ediri.io·Oct 06, 2024

Oct 06, 2024

Advanced Secret Management on Kubernetes with Pulumi: External Secrets Operator

TL;DR Le code https://github.com/dirien/quick-bites Introduction This article is part three of my series on secret management on Kubernetes with the help of Pulumi. In my first article, we talked about the Sealed Secrets controller. The second arti...

Advanced Secret Management on Kubernetes with Pulumi: External Secrets Operator

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Advanced Secret Management on Kubernetes

Roshan Patil

roshanp.hashnode.dev·Oct 06, 2024

Oct 06, 2024

Building AWS Infrastructure with Pulumi: A Step-by-Step Guide

In today’s cloud-centric world, deploying and managing infrastructure efficiently is crucial. AWS (Amazon Web Services) provides powerful resources, and combining it with Pulumi, an open-source infrastructure as code (IaC) tool, can significantly sim...

Building AWS Infrastructure with Pulumi: A Step-by-Step Guide

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techwatching.hashnode.dev·Sep 24, 2024

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Using Any Terraform Provider in Pulumi: A Guide with Netlify provider

Pulumi recently announced a new feature that lets developers reuse any Terraform or OpenTofu provider within a Pulumi program. In this article, we will explore this feature through a case study with Netlify. What are “Providers” for IaC tools? Let’s ...

Using Any Terraform Provider in Pulumi: A Guide with Netlify provider

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Olorode Rotimi

devexhaust.hashnode.dev·Sep 06, 2024

Sep 06, 2024

Creating a Webserver using Pulumi to Build and Manage Infrastructure

Pulumi is a tool that lets you create and manage your cloud infrastructure using any of the programming languages it supports. This way, you can leverage your existing coding skills and tools (such as your preferred IDE) and follow the best practices...

Creating a Webserver using Pulumi to Build and Manage Infrastructure

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Alexandre Nedelec

Alexandre Nedelec

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techwatching.hashnode.dev·Sep 05, 2024

Sep 05, 2024

Unlocking the Power of Azure Functions Flex Consumption Plan with Pulumi

In this article, we will explore how to provision a Function App in the new Azure Functions hosting plan: the Flex Consumption plan. We will do that using Pulumi and TypeScript. What is the Azure Functions Flex Consumption plan? Azure Functions Flex ...

Unlocking the Power of Azure Functions Flex Consumption Plan with Pulumi

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Jason

theclouddude.co.uk·Aug 01, 2024

Aug 01, 2024

Two ALB Target Groups One ECS with Pulumi & Python

Introduction When designing a scalable and flexible architecture on AWS, it's common to use an Application Load Balancer (ALB) to distribute traffic across multiple targets, such as EC2 instances and ECS tasks. However, a challenge arises when you mu...

Two ALB Target Groups One ECS with Pulumi & Python

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Debashis Adak

adak.hashnode.dev·Jul 01, 2024

Jul 01, 2024

Pulumi-Day1- Getting Started

Hi All, I am starting to learn pulimi. Pulumi's infrastructure-as-code SDK helps you create, deploy, and manage AWS containers, serverless functions, and infrastructure using programming languages like TypeScript, Python, Go, C#, and Java, and markup...

Pulumi-Day1- Getting Started

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olcortesb.hashnode.dev·Jun 21, 2024

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Comparing Different IaC Tools for Serverless Deployment : (2) Pulumi + Gitlab

In the previous article (Link), I defined the stack base to compare the different IaC (Infrastructure As Code) tools in serverless. In this article, we review the deployment of this infrastructure using Pulumi. Pulumi is an infrastructure as code pl...

Comparing Different IaC Tools for Serverless Deployment : (2) Pulumi + Gitlab

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IaC Tools for Serverless

Mikaeel Khalid

blog.mikaeels.com·May 28, 2024

May 28, 2024

Getting Started with Pulumi: Deploying a Demo App to AWS and GCP Using TypeScript

Pulumi is a modern infrastructure as code (IaC) tool that empowers developers to define multi cloud resources using familiar programming languages such as TypeScript, Python, Go, and C#. In this blog post, I will guide you through the process of gett...

Getting Started with Pulumi: Deploying a Demo App to AWS and GCP Using TypeScript

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