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A hands-on guide to managing cloud infrastructure with Pulumi and TypeScript, covering resource composition, state management, secrets handling, and testing infrastructure code with real programming language features.
A practical comparison of Pulumi and Terraform for infrastructure as code, demonstrating how general-purpose languages enable abstractions, testing, and composition patterns that HCL cannot express.
Implement GitOps workflows that manage Kubernetes infrastructure through pull requests using ArgoCD and Flux, with practical examples of repository structure, sync policies, health checks, and rollback strategies.
Implement GitOps workflows using declarative configurations and Git-driven deployment pipelines that bring version control, auditability, and reproducibility to Kubernetes cluster management.
Workspaces, remote state, module registries, and code review workflows — the patterns that make Terraform manageable when multiple engineers touch infrastructure.
Treat infrastructure like application code — version it, review it, test it, and deploy it through a pipeline instead of clicking through consoles.