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Infrastructure as Code using real programming languages — TypeScript, Python, Go, C#, Java.

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Pulumi is a modern Infrastructure as Code platform that lets teams define cloud infrastructure using familiar programming languages instead of DSLs. Supports TypeScript, Python, Go, C#, Java, and YAML across major clouds, Kubernetes, and a broad Pulumi Registry with Terraform-derived provider coverage. Offers testing, IDE autocomplete, reusable components, and Pulumi Cloud state/governance features.

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Pulumi takes a fundamentally different approach to Infrastructure as Code by letting developers use general-purpose programming languages they already know. Instead of learning HCL (Terraform) or YAML, teams can use TypeScript, Python, Go, C#, or Java with full IDE support, type checking, testing, and all the software engineering practices they're accustomed to.

The platform supports major clouds, Kubernetes, and a broad Pulumi Registry that includes native packages plus Terraform-derived providers. Pulumi AI can generate infrastructure code from natural language prompts, while Pulumi Cloud adds state management, secrets and configuration, environments, collaboration controls, RBAC, drift detection, governance, and policy-as-code.

Pulumi is open source (Apache 2.0) for the CLI and SDKs. Pulumi Cloud offers a free individual tier; current public Team pricing starts at $40/month with included resources, and Enterprise options are handled separately.

Pricing

Open-source CLI free. Individual Pulumi Cloud free. Team from $40/mo with included resources; Enterprise/custom options available.

Platforms

CLI on macOS, Windows, Linux. Pulumi Cloud for state management. Supports all major clouds.

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