Pulumi is an open source infrastructure as code tool for creating, deploying, and managing cloud infrastructure. Pulumi works with traditional infrastructures like VMs, networks, and databases, in addition to modern architectures, including containers, Kubernetes clusters, and serverless functions. Pulumi supports 70+ public, private, and hybrid cloud service providers.

• Explore the CDKTF CLI

• Typescript CDKTF - Part 1 - Create EC2 with Security Group

• Typescript CDKTF - Part 2 - Create IAM configuration

• Typescript CDKTF - Part 3 - Create VPC Configuration

• Typescript CDKTF - Part 4 - Create KMS Encryption

• Typescript CDKTF - Part 5 - Create S3 Bucket

• Python CDKTF - Part 1 - Create EC2 with Security Group

• Python CDKTF - Part 2 - Create IAM configuration

• Python CDKTF - Part 3 - Create VPC Configuration

• Python CDKTF - Part 4 - Create KMS Encryption

• Python CDKTF - Part 5 - Create S3 Bucket

• JAVA CDKTF - Part 1 - Create Basic EC2 with Security Group

• JAVA CDKTF - Part 2 - Create Basic Ubuntu image with Ansible config on AWS

Pulumi can be so handy when it comes to kubernetes cluster and application deployment. we love Hashicorm Terraform but pulumi is also fun in its own ways.

Pulumi’s Cloud Native SDK makes it easy to target any Kubernetes environment to provision a cluster, configure and deploy applications, and update them as required.

Pulumi supports programming against Kubernetes—Minikube, on-premises and cloud-hosted custom Kubernetes clusters, and the managed services from Google (GKE), Azure (AKS), and Amazon (EKS). The Pulumi Kubernetes provider packages and CLI help you accomplish all these within minutes.

We are using Python as the language to build of codes.

All contributions are welcomed. Help me to enrich this repository.

If you find any bugs in the examples, please file an issue.

• Adding Packer Vagrant
• Adding Packer VirtualBox
• Adding Packer LXC
• Adding Packer Hyper-V
• Adding Packer Azure
• Adding Kubernetes