Learn PULUMI with Real Code Examples

Provision AWS EC2, S3, and VPC resources using TypeScript

Deploy a Kubernetes application with Python Pulumi SDK

Set up multi-region cloud infrastructure

Automate CI/CD pipelines for infrastructure deployment

Enforce security policies using Pulumi Policy as Code

Check cloud provider credentials

Verify Pulumi stack configuration

Resolve SDK version conflicts

Debug resource dependency errors

Inspect CLI logs for failed deployments

Use Pulumi mocks for unit testing

Validate stack outputs

Run integration tests on deployed resources

Test policy packs for compliance

Use CI/CD pipelines to validate deployments automatically

Pulumi service backend

Self-hosted Pulumi backend

Local state files

CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment

Multi-cloud deployment via code abstraction

Pulumi CLI

Pulumi SDKs (JS/TS, Python, Go, C#)

Pulumi Console / Service

Pulumi Automation API

Pulumi Policy Packs

AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes

Terraform providers via tfbridge

CI/CD tools: GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI

Secret management systems: Vault, AWS Secrets Manager

Monitoring & observability: CloudWatch, Prometheus

Use loops and functions to reduce repetition

Store reusable components in libraries

Preview changes before applying

Manage secrets securely from the start

Integrate with CI/CD early in project lifecycle

Managing complex multi-cloud state

Debugging programmatic resource dependencies

Handling dynamic infrastructure updates

Ensuring compliance and security

Scaling IaC practices for large teams