Pulumi, or How to Manage Your Infrastructure with Your Favorite Language
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Pulumi is presented as a developer-friendly alternative to Terraform that lets you define infrastructure using real programming languages (Python, Go, Java, Kotlin, Scala) via multi-language SDKs and a CLI with preview/update/destroy, plus templates and encrypted state storage (local, GCS, S3, or Pulumi Cloud). Demos show creating GCP networks, VMs and firewall rules, converting Terraform to Pulumi and importing state, and using the Pulumi Terraform Bridge for missing providers; a small deployment pipeline (FastAPI adapters, cloud-init/Ansible, GitLab) provisions multi-cloud instances.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 8:12DevOps origins
- 19:00Historical infra code
- 25:39Pulumi vs Terraform
- 34:06Pulumi demo
- 42:17Pulumi basics
- 51:07Q&A
- 1:00:11Pulumi YAML
- 1:07:33Supported languages
- 1:19:54Infrastructure layers
- 1:31:08Migrating from Terraform
- 1:41:46Pulumi Cloud
- 1:51:46Deploy as a Service
- 2:07:10Break
- 2:21:30Feedback & resources
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