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Zack Chase e78eb60527 Add resources page (#4530) 
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Co-authored-by: Christian Nunciato <c@nunciato.org>
2020-11-10 14:41:52 -08:00

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Modern Cloud Infrastructure in Go Pulumi Engineer Evan Boyle uses Go to walk us through modern infrastructure-as-code concepts and best practices like functions, containers, and Kubernetes.
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Modern Cloud Infrastructure in Go https://www.youtube.com/embed/s91qF5MLy14 2020-04-14T18:00:00.000-07:00 39 minutes TUE, APR 14, 2020 AT 6:00PM PDT Declaratively defining, deploying, and managing infrastructure usually means breaking out of your day to day toolchain and using YAML or some sort of DSL. Learn how to automate modern infrastructure like functions, containers, and Kubernetes using Pulumi and Go. In this talk we'll explore the productivity superpowers that Pulumi brings to infrastructure: 1. Provisioning - We'll author a serverless application on AWS, exploring Pulumi's familiar imperative approach using Go that still enables declarative state and change management. 2. Testing - Pulumi's unique approach opens up a lot of options with unit and integration testing and gives you the confidence to move quickly. 3. Architecture - Programming languages are naturally suited to encapsulation and abstraction. This enables us to represent our architecture in reusable components that can be published and shared across teams and organizations.
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Evan Boyle Staff Software Engineer, Pulumi
How to provision cloud infrastructure in Go.
How to test cloud infrastructure.