message: "Without a doubt the most approachable tool in the IaaC space is \n@PulumiCorp\n.\n\nSomewhat enjoying provisioning a scheduled run of a Lambda."
message: "Why is \n@PulumiCorp\n so good, absolute minimum you can replicate everything you can do with other tools but that's just the start. If your #IaC is proper code you can use other sdks to fill gaps and it can be seamless. Used sdk to get secrets to pass to Pulumi, just worked 😍"
message: "The developer experience of Pulumi is just sublime. As a prior Terraform user, the grass is substantially greener on this side. I''m so glad I made the switch two years back. Using Terraform for my current use case would be a massive downgrade."
message: "I just want to say that I''m amazed at what Pulumi can provide. I make twitch videos of my side projects and I was playing with Pulumi in creating my lambda function. I wanted to use my Pulumi code to..."
message: "From PoC in a week, to reaching production with confidence the week after, we’re super impressed by Pulumi’s focus on the developer experience and general ease of use. We have since expanded our usage of Pulumi to manage our infrastructure and have a GitHub Actions-powered workflow with automatic PR previews that is a breeze to use. (click to read blog post)"
message: "Ok, Pulumi just got even more real. With “pulumi convert” and CrossCode support in YAML, it just overtook HCL and Terraform in position #1 for me. Sorry HashiCorp Pulumi is now in the lead."
message: "Continuing on my thread about @PulumiCorp from a while ago: holy **** I am a convert. I needed to setup a staging environment that was mostly identical to prod, and once I trued up our Pulumi stack with AWS, it took minutes to do this. How have I lived without this until now?"
message: Pulumi is better than Terraform. Hands down. It has all the features of Terraform, but written with the simplicity and power of a fully featured programming language.
message: "Having used Pulumi the last 2 years after switching from Terraform I want to share some of my experience by comparing both infrastructure as code tools and explain why I prefer Pulumi in most situations. In general, I have successfully provisioned infrastructure with both tools, but from my experience Pulumi makes it easier for me. (click to read blog post)"
message: "I want to thank you and your team for an amazing tool. I am in the starting stages of an AWS modernization effort with my current employer and part of that will be IaC with Pulumi. Great product and exciting vision for the future of infrastructure."
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message: "I'm a big fan so far! Love being able to work in C# instead of yaml. Type safety, intellisense, class abstractions, etc all feel great.\n\nI was using it for allowing for a quick setup of Keycloak on a local box that clones down my repo aand did run into a weird snag with setting up scopes, but not pulumi based as far as I can tell!\n\nRegardless, it's been pretty fun and I'm not even an infra guy"
message: "Pulumi is --- awesome. Finally, an imperative way to set up infrastructure. I've been doing a POC for Confluent Cloud, and I was able to provision and deprovision an environment+cluster+api-keys, and then launch my application as a local.Command, all in a single 50 line python script and in a single day. Amazing."
message: "Coming from 5 years of terraform I find it easier for me and the team. We are going to ramp our efforts and try to build our entire infra on it."
message: "I tested Pulumi and followed one of the workshops offered by Lee and I was amazed at the possibilities compared to TF. We are starting to hear about Pulumi with our clients, so I can see myself delivering production-ready IaC with Pulumi in the near future. Something quite special you all have built."
message: "Feedback? I will be honest.\n\nI love it!\n\nI am a consulting software engineer and my primary language is C#. I enjoyed a lot while creating resources with the language I prefer and doing that without any extra knowledge!\n\nI will be your tech evangelist in the companies I am working with.\n\nThanks for this great product.\n\n"
message: "I feel your product is awesome and the code examples are great and what made me like Pulumi is your constant support and documentation related emails. Keep doing what you are doing and I hope it will be the best IAC tool for the future."
message: "There is no way around the fact that devops is complicated but \n@PulumiCorp\n is a game changer for me. Blows away CloudForamtion, TerraForm, CDK, etc."
message: "Seriously, this is the first time I''ve looked at a framework that I could possibly use for DevOps and actually thought it might be worth the investment. My tiny company cannot afford to invest a lot of time learning something new that does not have an immediate benefit. Yours is the first framework I might actually invest the time in. The idea of having all the code in one place - the code for the infrastructure and the apps running on it - is very appealing."
message: "I've loved Pulumi so far - doing some early testing before doing a small in-house deployment, then I'll be able to encourage adoption of Pulumi across our new business unit, then perhaps across the whole of our org - we'll see. \n\nI love the model of Pulumi, being able to use it mainly as a library, from different languages, and I'm looking forward to using the automation API. Great work all round :)"
message: "It's a really great product. It sucks that other companies are not doing devops the way Pulumi does it. I hope I can contribute to the noise in pushing for industry adoption. If you could provide one place for your fans that would be great. I would like to become a follower, provide a 5 star rating on platforms like Product Hunt, etc. Let me know how I could help."
message: "All in all, I''m very happy with making the transition to Pulumi! I became way more productive managing my infrastructure. At the same time I ended up enjoying the work of doing so a lot more - which is really important too. (click to read blog post)"
message: "I love it!\n\nI came from about 3 years of terraform + kube + aws. The kubernetes & helm support in Pulumi is amazing, it fixes most of the jank i had with terraform at scale. Just being able to spin up a cluster and install addons and extras cleanly (no external kubectl with un-tracked resources) is life-changing. Also things like being able to change the version in a helm chart and see the actual resource diffs properly.\n\nIt seemed pretty clear to me that your team actually tried to _use_ the kube support, and cared about how well it worked, vs $other_vendor.\n\nThanks for an amazing tool."
message: "Just wanted to send a quick message and let you know I've been playing around a bit with the pulumi AI tool. So far, its been fantastic. There are many pieces of configuration that I know need to be done but I sometimes can't remember the syntax or perhaps the methods to use to accomplish what I know that I need. Using the AI tool for basic/simple questions sped up my development process. One example I can provide is setting up my new EKS cluster. Going through this process I know that I will need to modify the aws-auth configmap to provide various levels of access to users mapped to AWS roles. However, I didn't remember how to accomplish this using Pulumi. Simple question to the AI and it was able to provide me with the base framework that I can then build off of to suit my use case."
message: "I find Pulumi to be quite enjoyable to use. As a developer who is new to Infrastructure as Code (IAC), my team wanted me to learn IAC so that we can move our entire infrastructure to code. After considering AWS CloudFormation and Terraform, we ultimately opted for Pulumi.
The only criticism I have is that I hadn't come across your platform before. Perhaps there's an opportunity to enhance your marketing efforts."