Pulumi’s universal infrastructure as code engine helps teams tame the cloud’s complexity using the world’s most popular programming languages (TypeScript, Go, .NET, Python, and Java) and markup ...

New integrations with AI industry leaders lower barriers to AI application development and deployment. Neo agent capabilities bring infrastructure operations to the surfaces where developers, platform ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Pulumi today announced its Amazon Web Services (AWS) Native Provider, which covers all resources available via the newly released AWS Cloud Control API, a set of common ...

The Infrastructure as Code market is at a crossroads, with market leader HashiCorp soon to be being acquired by IBM. Some new startups believe this presents an opportunity, as Hashicorp’s exit from ...

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Seattle-based Pulumi has quickly made a name for itself as a modern platform that lets developers specify their infrastructure through writing code in their preferred programming language — and not ...

Infrastructure-as-code provider Pulumi Corp. today announced two security products that expand its platform to automate, secure and manage cloud infrastructure everywhere. Announced at the company’s ...

Pulumi, a Seattle-based startup that’s coming out of stealth mode today, wants to make it easier for developers and ops team to define their infrastructure by writing code. Instead of using a ...

Pulumi, a Seattle-based startup, built a platform that brings the power of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to modern compute services based on containers and functions. Founded by Joe Duffy, a Microsoft ...