Learn PULUMI-AUTOMATION with Real Code Examples

Pulumi Automation API acts as a library in your application

Programs define stacks representing infrastructure

Programmatic calls manage stack lifecycle (preview, up, destroy)

State backend stores current stack state

Supports secrets management and configuration within stacks

Automation API scripts create and manage Pulumi stacks

Stacks define infrastructure resources programmatically

Programmatic lifecycle calls manage preview, up, and destroy

Outputs and configuration allow dynamic workflows

Backend stores stack state and secrets

Code-first, programmatic IaC

Library embedded in applications or pipelines

Automation of CI/CD infrastructure provisioning

Multi-cloud orchestration via SDKs

Separation of state, configuration, and secrets

CI/CD pipelines creating per-branch environments

Multi-cloud orchestration with programmatic stack management

Automated testing of infrastructure updates

Platform engineering internal tools embedding Pulumi

Enterprise-grade infrastructure lifecycle automation

Programmatic infrastructure as code

Full lifecycle automation

Multi-cloud and Kubernetes support

Integrates with existing software development workflows

Secure, repeatable, and testable automation

Manage multiple stacks for different environments

Integrate Automation API into pipelines for automation

Parallelize programmatic deployments where possible

Use backend for centralized state management

Monitor Automation API scripts in large infrastructure environments

Convert existing Pulumi CLI programs to Automation API scripts

Define stacks programmatically for CI/CD pipelines

Store configuration and secrets securely

Integrate scripts into test and deployment pipelines

Use Automation API to manage multi-stack deployments