Infrastructure as True Code with Pulumi
summary
Pulumi lets you write infrastructure using general-purpose programming languages (JavaScript, Python, Go, Java) instead of declarative config files like Terraform or CloudFormation. The talk explains limits of traditional declarative IaC, shows how Pulumi enables richer logic and flexibility for provisioning AWS and Kubernetes resources, and includes a from-scratch demo building an infrastructure with Pulumi.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Infrastructure as Code
- 2:56Pulumi overview
- 5:07Code examples
- 8:28Live coding demo
- 14:47Multi-environment stacks
- 15:52Testing strategies
- 18:13Q&A
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