Infrastructure as Software
summary
Argues that writing infrastructure in general languages (TypeScript Python Go .NET) with Pulumi replaces fragile templates and console clicks by providing Pulumi as a CLI/runtime, a one-line aws crosswalk VPC constructor, multi‑cloud deploys (AWS Azure GCP Kubernetes) and a Spinnaker plugin, built‑in secrets so secrets encrypted by default and rotation via KMS, ability to mock clouds so unit tests in milliseconds instead of provisioning, and component abstractions that enforce best practices and actually run successfully against real clouds.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:21Cloud Transition
- 2:23Three ways to manage clouds
- 4:27DevOps is transforming
- 5:50What is Infrastructure as Code
- 6:30Modern Infrastructure as Code
- 7:59Modern Infrastructure Frameworks
- 9:45Deploy Code from/to Anywhere SOURCE CODE
- 10:41Resource Definitions
- 11:52Conditionals and Loops Create Infrastructure Using Real Programming Features
- 13:02Advanced Orchestration Enable Advanced DevOps Strategies
- 13:55Test Driven Infrastructure Use familiar frameworks and techniques to test infrastructure
- 14:45Secrets Management
- 15:17Pulumi empowers cloud engineerst
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