Infrastructure as "Code" with Pulumi
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This document provides an overview of Pulumi, an infrastructure as code platform. It discusses what Pulumi is, the programming languages supported like TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go and .NET, and the cloud providers supported like AWS, Azure, GCP etc. It also provides a comparison of Pulumi with other infrastructure as code tools like Terraform, CloudFormation and ARM templates in terms of factors like supported languages, state management, stack management etc. Finally, it outlines the steps to get started with Pulumi including installing it, logging into Azure and creating a new Pulumi project.
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