
Pulumi and TypeScript for Cloud Infrastructure
A hands-on guide to managing cloud infrastructure with Pulumi and TypeScript: resource composition, state, secrets handling and testing infrastructure code.
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A hands-on guide to managing cloud infrastructure with Pulumi and TypeScript: resource composition, state, secrets handling and testing infrastructure code.

A practical comparison of Pulumi and Terraform: how general-purpose languages enable abstractions, testing and composition that HCL cannot express.

GitOps workflows that manage Kubernetes infrastructure through pull requests with ArgoCD and Flux: repo structure, sync policies, health checks, rollbacks.

GitOps workflows built on declarative configuration and Git-driven pipelines that bring version control, auditability and reproducibility to Kubernetes.

Workspaces, remote state, module registries and code review workflows — the patterns that keep Terraform manageable when a whole team touches infrastructure.

Treat infrastructure like application code — version it, review it, test it, and deploy it through a pipeline instead of clicking through consoles.