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Explore Pulumi, the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) platform that lets you define, deploy, and manage cloud infrastructure using familiar programming languages like Python, Node.js, Go, Java, and C#.
Pulumi is an open-source Infrastructure as Code platform that allows developers and operations teams to use familiar programming languages to provision and manage cloud infrastructure and applications on any cloud.
Traditional Infrastructure as Code often relies on DSLs (Domain Specific Languages) or configuration files (like YAML) which can become complex and difficult to manage for large-scale deployments. Pulumi addresses this by allowing engineers to use general-purpose programming languages, leveraging existing developer tools, testing frameworks, and best practices to build infrastructure with greater expressiveness and less complexity.
Define infrastructure using standard programming languages and their rich ecosystems, enabling powerful abstractions, loops, classes, and functions.
Manage the state of your cloud resources securely, understand changes before they happen with 'pulumi preview', and safely update deployments.
Integrate seamlessly with major cloud providers including AWS, Azure, GCP, as well as Kubernetes and many other SaaS providers.
Pulumi can be used in a wide range of scenarios where cloud infrastructure needs to be managed programmatically and reliably.
Define and deploy cloud applications on AWS, Azure, GCP, or other clouds using code. Manage compute, database, networking, and other services.
Simplify cloud deployments, achieve greater consistency, and integrate infrastructure provisioning into application release cycles.
Provision and manage Kubernetes clusters and deploy containerized applications onto them using code written in your preferred language.
Streamline Kubernetes operations, manage complex configurations programmatically, and integrate with standard K8s tools.
Set up and manage serverless functions, APIs, and event-driven architectures on platforms like AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, or Google Cloud Functions.
Define serverless resources alongside application logic, enabling easier management and versioning of serverless applications.
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