Workshop introducing infrastructure as code fundamentals using Pulumi to provision AWS resources, including basics of the Pulumi Programming Model, how to provision, update, and destroy AWS resources, and features of aws-classic v6 and AWSX.

Learn how to provision Redis Cloud alongside other cloud resources on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud using your favorite programming languages and the Redis Cloud provider for Pulumi. Topics include getting started with NoSQL using Redis Cloud, defining and deploying Redis Cloud resources with code, and integrating Pulumi with Redis.

Build a simple serverless application using AWS Lambda and S3 bucket with Pulumi.

Demonstrate building an NGINX Dockerfile using Pulumi and Docker Build Cloud to leverage external caching.

Learn how to create and configure a Docker Build Cloud (DBC) builder.

Use TypeScript to define infrastructure as code (IaC) for Docker builds via Pulumi.

Hands-on workshop demonstrating how to automate Google Cloud infrastructure deployment, centralize secrets management, and gain real-time insights into your cloud assets using Pulumi IaC, ESC for secrets, and Pulumi Insights.

Learn the fundamentals of DevOps best practices. You will become familiar with the core concepts needed to deploy cloud resources continuously. Walk through configuring Pulumi GitHub Actions to deploy AWS resources programmatically and accelerate your cloud projects with the skeleton code provided.

This workshop demonstrates how transitioning to a general-purpose programming language can transform your infrastructure management, making common tasks more intuitive and maintainable. Join us to learn: The advantages of using general-purpose languages like TypeScript vs DSL, like HCL; How to introduce Pulumi IaC and either coexist with or convert your existing Terraform code; Advanced features for infrastructure automation and robust, secure, scalable IaC

In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of infrastructure as code through guided exercises. You will be introduced to Pulumi and learn how to use programming languages to provision modern cloud infrastructure. This workshop is designed to help new users familiarize themselves with the core concepts needed to deploy resources effectively on Google Cloud. The basics of the Pulumi Programming Model; How to provision, update, and destroy GCP resources.

How to create and manage EKS clusters in AWS with Pulumi.

How to create and manage Kubernetes resources with Pulumi.

Guided exercises on provisioning, updating, and destroying AWS resources using Pulumi.

Guidance on provisioning, updating, and destroying AWS resources with Pulumi.

Practical guidance on provisioning, updating, and destroying AWS resources with Pulumi.

Learn how to provision, update, and destroy Google Cloud Platform (GCP) resources using Pulumi.

An introduction to using Python with Pulumi to provision cloud resources.

In this session, we’ll introduce the concept of Pulumi Components - packages that can be authored in one language and consumed in any other language. This enables platform engineering teams to create powerful patterns for reuse across their organization, such as sharing infrastructure libraries written in common programming languages that can easily be instantiated from a simple YAML file.

Learn the fundamentals of infrastructure as code through guided exercises in TypeScript. You will be introduced to Pulumi and learn how to provision modern cloud infrastructure. This workshop is designed to help new users become familiar with the core concepts needed to effectively deploy resources on AWS.

We’ll walk you through building several sample architectures on Azure through a series of hands-on exercises. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to use Pulumi to help you manage infrastructure in Azure using general-purpose programming languages. Join us to learn: The basics of the Pulumi Programming Model; How to manage Azure resources with Pulumi's Azure Native provider; Pulumi for Platform Teams.

Opening remarks and vision for the future from Pulumi Co-founder and CEO, Joe Duffy

Explore how to use Pulumi with Kubernetes to deploy and manage containerized workloads, integrate Pulumi with existing Kubernetes resources (manifests or Helm charts), and run Pulumi IaC programs in a GitOps fashion.