Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi

Pulumi lets you define cloud infrastructure in TypeScript, Python, Go, C#, or Java instead of a DSL like Terraform's HCL. These guides cover the same core AWS, Azure, and GCP services as the Terraform guides on this site, using Pulumi and TypeScript.

  • Introduction to Pulumi →

    Projects, stacks, config, secrets, and state - and how Pulumi compares to Terraform

  • AWS VPC →

    Build a VPC with public/private subnets, an Internet Gateway, and a NAT Gateway using Pulumi

  • Amazon EC2 →

    Launch EC2 instances with a dynamic AMI lookup and an Auto Scaling Group using Pulumi

  • Amazon S3 →

    Provision S3 buckets with versioning, encryption, and blocked public access using Pulumi

  • AWS Lambda →

    Package and deploy Lambda functions behind an API Gateway HTTP API using Pulumi

  • Amazon EKS →

    Provision an EKS cluster with the @pulumi/eks component and deploy a workload to it

  • Amazon RDS →

    Provision a PostgreSQL RDS instance with secret password handling using Pulumi

  • Azure Virtual Network →

    Build a VNet with public/private subnets and a Network Security Group using Pulumi

  • Azure Virtual Machine →

    Launch an SSH-key-authenticated Linux VM using Pulumi and azure-native

  • Azure Storage Account →

    Provision a private Storage Account with a blob container and lifecycle policy using Pulumi

  • Azure Functions →

    Deploy a Consumption-plan Function App and its required storage account using Pulumi

  • Azure AKS →

    Provision an AKS cluster and retrieve a working kubeconfig using Pulumi

  • GCP VPC →

    Build a custom-mode VPC with public/private subnets and firewall rules using Pulumi

  • GCP Compute Engine →

    Launch a Compute Engine VM and a Managed Instance Group using Pulumi

  • GCP Cloud Storage →

    Provision a Cloud Storage bucket with versioning and lifecycle rules using Pulumi

  • GCP Cloud Functions →

    Deploy a 2nd-gen Cloud Function backed by Cloud Storage source using Pulumi

  • GCP GKE →

    Provision a VPC-native GKE cluster with a managed node pool using Pulumi