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Comment #46225540
[Pulumi founder here] Sorry to hear you don't particularly like Pulumi---any/all feedback welcome. If nothing else, we do listen and we do try to get better. -Joe
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Comment #44553378
Note that you can now use TF providers "on the fly" from Pulumi: https://www.pulumi.com/blog/any-terraform-provider . No provider bridging/conversion necessary. I just tried and it…
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Comment #37083176
[Joe, Pulumi Founder here.] Said well (and thank you for being a customer and valuable member of our community!) The analogy I draw sometimes is that our open source infrastructure…
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Comment #37082324
Pulumi Founder/CEO here. The blog post is disingenuous. We tried many times to contribute upstream fixes to Terraform providers, but HashiCorp would never accept them. So we've had…
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Comment #28713991
As a concrete example of what this enables, the Pulumi Automation API lets you embed IaC straight into a bigger program. Folks have used this to create infrastructure-oriented SaaS…
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Comment #27032221
Pulumi | Many Roles, Engineers, Engineering Managers | Remote | https://www.pulumi.com/careers/ Pulumi is an open source infrastructure as code platform enabling you to program the…
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Comment #26884879
[caveat, Pulumi co-founder here] Pulumi is fully functional in open source form. The analogy I like to draw is Git and GitHub. You can use Git fully independent of GitHub, or you c…
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Comment #26884522
[caveat, Pulumi co-founder here] You are right that it's not easy. Thankfully the cloud providers themselves have moved in the direction of auto-generation for their own SDKs, docu…
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Comment #26884319
Excellent topic. [caveat, Pulumi co-founder here] Indeed what you say is true of many other "multi-language" platforms. I was an early engineer on .NET at Microsoft, and although i…
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Comment #24061939
The defining characteristic about Pulumi compared to other tools is that it's not a transpiler, in fact. It's a multi-language runtime written in Go that can host many language plu…
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Comment #24046134
Pulumi ( https://pulumi.com ) | Remote (Seattle HQ) | Full Time Pulumi is a cloud engineering startup whose flagship infrastructure as code platform helps infrastructure teams and …
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Comment #22885291
> is it possible to do that without having to use the CLI? Are you doing any sort of state locking here? Yeah it's just a file if you prefer to edit it. By default, Pulumi uses our…
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Comment #22870922
You're right, the Pulumi example is a project, not a reusable module. There are a few approaches to making it modular: 1) The project does support config. So if you want to change …
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Comment #22869433
[Disclaimer: also member of the Pulumi team.] We've worked with a lot of end users to migrate from Terraform, and we honestly do see a lot of copy-and-paste. I agree that it's not …
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Comment #19111987
Our free tier is still there and here to stay. What did we do to make you think it's been sunsetted? :-(
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Comment #19111341
We have ksonnet expats on the team (we're all in cloud city -- Seattle), and I've been keeping an eye on that project myself, since I think it got a lot of things right and frankly…
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Comment #19111316
Definitely. I was a part of C# in the early days, so little else would make me happier than awesome class .NET support. This'll be great for Azure folks -- who knows, PowerShell to…
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Comment #19109540
My belief is that we've been slowly building up to using general purpose languages, one small step at a time, throughout the infrastructure as code, DevOps, and SRE journeys this p…
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Comment #18115597
Pulumi | Developer Advocate, Software Engineers | Seattle, WA or Remote (US) | Full Time | https://pulumi.io Pulumi is a VC funded open source cloud company in Seattle, WA. Pulumi …
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Comment #17342506
> congrats on the launch. Thanks -- we're very excited to be out and talking to the community! > What is difference in the use case for Pulumi compared to scripting infrastructure …
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Comment #17342172
> Pulumi doesn't seem to be designed to support deployment onto bare metal. In principle, there is no reason we couldn't support bare metal, provided we have an orchestrator. Pulum…
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Comment #4895772
The strength of this system is that map is type checked to be provably side-effect free. The mapping function is free to internally allocate and mutate objects to get its job done,…