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.

Learn the fundamentals of building and deploying containerized workloads using Pulumi to manage infrastructure, an introduction to Pulumi’s IaC platform and deployment on AWS. The workshop covers setting up an Amazon EKS cluster on AWS and deploying containerized workloads to the cluster; designed to help new users become familiar with core concepts for deploying Kubernetes clusters and workloads on AWS.

Talk about democratizing infrastructure with modular projects using Pulumi.

Hands-on workshop for developers, DevOps, and platform engineers to adopt Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices using Pulumi and Okteto. Learn to deploy cloud resources across providers and leverage Okteto’s on-demand development environments. Topics include creating self-serviced, production-like development environments, integrating Okteto with Pulumi, and provisioning/deprovisioning cloud resources in Okteto with Pulumi.

Hands-on building a serverless application using AWS Lambda and S3.

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

An introduction to Pulumi's programming model and how to use it to provision modern cloud infrastructure.

Demonstrates resources provisioning life cycle on AWS with Pulumi.

Learn how to use TypeScript with Pulumi. Guided exercises introducing TypeScript usage with Pulumi.

Overview of Pulumi's programming model and core concepts.

Overview of infrastructure as code fundamentals, introduction to Pulumi programming model, provisioning and managing Google Cloud resources, and serverless containers on Cloud Run. Date: 2024-01-31.

An interactive workshop exploring the infrastructure and service architecture you need to scale AI applications in production, including infrastructure as code basics, provisioning AWS resources (ECS clusters, networking, messaging queues, and Amazon RDS Postgres), and managing Pinecone indexes.

Hands-on guidance on provisioning and managing EKS clusters in AWS using Pulumi.

Examples and labs for provisioning Kubernetes resources with Pulumi.

Overview of writing Pulumi programs to manage infrastructure using real programming languages.

Practical guidance on provisioning, updating, and destroying AWS resources using Pulumi during the IaC workshop.

An introduction to the Pulumi programming model as part of the infrastructure as code workshop. Covers core concepts and how to use programming languages to provision infrastructure on AWS using Pulumi.

What does it take to go from an idea in a notebook to an application handling real-world traffic? The Pinecone and Pulumi teams will explore the infrastructure and service architecture you need in order to scale AI apps in production. We will delve into deploying high-volume AI systems through scalable microservices, efficient data processing, and seamless synchronization between user interfaces and databases. We will examine the nuances of containerization for enhanced portability and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for streamlined cloud deployments. The workshop will also discuss industry best practices in scalability and security for production-grade AI systems in a cloud-native landscape. This workshop is designed to help developers and engineers gain valuable insights and practical strategies for evolving AI applications into resilient and efficient cloud-native solutions.

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 on AWS. This workshop covers how to use TypeScript with Pulumi, the basics of the Pulumi Programming Model, and how to provision, update, and destroy AWS resources.

In this live workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of setting up EKS clusters on AWS through guided exercises. This workshop covers the basics of writing Pulumi programs to manage infrastructure using real languages, how to create and manage EKS clusters in AWS with Pulumi, and how to create and manage Kubernetes resources with Pulumi.