Infra as Code with Pulumi
summary
Shows Pulumi using real .NET code to define and deploy the same app to Azure and AWS: creates resource groups, storage accounts and containers, publishes and zips a .NET function, uploads the blob, and provisions an Azure Function and an AWS Lambda with roles and policies. Demonstrates dev and test stacks deployed separately, Pulumi stores state as JSON and appends random suffixes to avoid collisions, produces three live stacks during the demo, and completes a full cross‑cloud deploy in about 35 minutes. Exports names not secrets and uses CI/CD friendly, language‑native infrastructure code.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:05What is infrastructure as code
- 2:50Problems with declarative markup
- 4:37Why Pulumi solves these issues
- 6:41Demo setup and project creation
- 10:35Azure stack deployment walkthrough
- 17:21Adding Azure Function to stack
- 23:48Deploying to AWS with Pulumi
- 29:43AWS Lambda and S3 bucket setup
- 31:09Advanced Pulumi use cases
- 35:45Secrets, stacks, and automation
- 37:30Architectural challenges and updates
- 39:18Resources and community
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