Happy Friday everyone! 👋 Today we're announcing some important changes to Pulumi's product editions and pricing. This includes offering editions that are better aligned to the broad range of teams we work with -- from startups to medium and large companies to Global 2000 organizations -- in addition to per user pricing. The decision to switch to per user wasn't easy, but per stack pricing made it difficult for many customers to estimate how much Pulumi will cost. More details are available here: https://blog.pulumi.com/announcing-per-user-pricing-and-unlimited-stacks-for-teams. I'm happy to answer any questions here or over DM. If you're an existing customer, we are in the process of reaching out with the option to switch plans. If you see this before we're able to reach you, and want to change your organization to one of the new plans, don't hesitate to DM me here on Slack, or contact us at https://pulumi.com/contact. If changing right now doesn't make sense, no worries, we are happy to honor existing subscription agreements we have in place. As always, thank you so much for the continued support as we continue building a vibrant open source community and business model to support it -- needless to say, we couldn't do it without you! 🎉

For those of you who live in or near Seattle, this Thursday we are having a Pulumi and Azure focused Hackathon at Pulumi HQ in Downtown Seattle. We’ll be hacking from 9am to 5pm and you’re invited to join with us. RSVP at https://forms.gle/JeKokEUogwRo2U5s9

With Pulumi’s AWSX package, you can quickly define a Lambda and an AWS Lambda authorizer to protect it. @magnificent-leather-3361 shows you how simple it is to implement OAuth using Auth0 and Pulumi. https://blog.pulumi.com/protecting-your-apis-with-lambda-authorizers-and-pulumi

Securing your Kubernetes shouldn’t be hard. Nishi explains how to do it the Pulumi way with Amazon EKS. https://blog.pulumi.com/simplify-kubernetes-rbac-in-amazon-eks-with-open-source-pulumi-packages

partyk8s We just released a major update for the Kubernetes Python SDK! Helm charts and YAML manifests are now supported partyk8s Check out the full changelog at https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/releases/tag/v0.23.0

@tall-librarian-49374 wrote an excellent guest blog post for the Pulumi Blog on using Pulumi with Azure PaaS (App Service, .NET, SQL Server, Azure DevOps, and more). Thanks Mikhail! https://blog.pulumi.com/level-up-your-azure-platform-as-a-service-applications-with-pulumi

@clever-sunset-76585 introduces the open-source Pulumi task for Azure Pipelines used in the post above. https://blog.pulumi.com/ci/cd-made-easy-with-pulumi-and-azure-pipelines

We recently released two new major security features: 🔒 Deep encryption anywhere a secret ends up in your state file 🔑 Pluggable encryption (AES-256-GCM to start, more on the way!) The simplicity of the Pulumi secrets model with more safety and choice! Thanks to everyone in the community who has provided feedback on these features over the last few months - this work has been driven by conversations with many of you. https://blog.pulumi.com/managing-secrets-with-pulumi

Thank you to @plain-businessperson-30883 and @cool-egg-852 for providing us with a guest blog today. Learn how to manage your MySQL database with Pulumi. https://blog.pulumi.com/managing-your-mysql-databases-with-pulumi

Check out our latest video. If you have 5 minutes, learn how to build and deploy a Docker images on AWS Fargate using Pulumi.

Something you’d like to see done in a short video? Let us know.

Next up, @narrow-area-11460 walks you through creating a secure Jupyter Notebook on Kubernetes using Pulumi. https://blog.pulumi.com/create-secure-jupyter-notebooks-on-kubernetes-using-pulumi

does pulumi azure provider use terraform under the hood?

yes

To clarify: it uses the terraform azurerm provider, not the terraform engine

https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/releases/tag/v0.24.0 was just released. Note that this release contains several breaking changes, so please take a look at the changelog if you’re upgrading from an older version.

Hi all, today we've announced Pulumi Crosswalk for AWS. This is the culmination of past work coming together across multiple packages -- AWS, AWSX, and EKS -- to support common patterns for workloads on AWS. The idea is to have components that do the right thing out of the box (so, a new properly scaled out and subnetted VPC is as easy as

new awsx.ec2.Vpc(..)

), with extensibility points to customize where needed. Check it out and let us know what you think! - Blog from Luke: https://blog.pulumi.com/introducing-pulumi-crosswalk-for-aws-the-easiest-way-to-aws - Product Documentation: https://pulumi.io/reference/crosswalk/aws/ - Product Marketing: https://www.pulumi.com/crosswalk/aws/ - Press Release: https://info.pulumi.com/press-release/pulumi-crosswalk-for-aws-accelerates-delivery-of-well-architected-infrastructure-as-code

congratualtions and great work @big-piano-35669 and team

Great

Tomorrow [Wednesday] at 11am PT, we'll have a community call to discuss the Pulumi Crosswalk for AWS announcements today (https://blog.pulumi.com/introducing-pulumi-crosswalk-for-aws-the-easiest-way-to-aws), complete with demos from the team and a special guest from Tableau to talk about their experience using Crosswalk to do Kubernetes on AWS/EKS A link will follow shortly -- please share with anyone who might be interested! Hope to see you there 👐

The promised link:

/poll “If Pulumi were to stream regular live content, where would you rather view it?” “YouTube” “Twitch” “Other - Comment in thread”

Live streaming at !

@chilly-dusk-63796 the tweet had the wrong URL

Hi everyone, the link for our streaming has changed to . Please use this link instead, thank you!

For those of you in the New York Area, join @big-piano-35669 and me at the New York Kubernetes Meetup where he’ll be talking about Repeatable, Reliable, Debuggable Deployments with Kubernetes as Code. https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kubernetes-Meetup/events/262237646/

No matter where you’re located, you can join @magnificent-leather-3361 at the Auth0 Online Meetup this Thursday where she’ll walk us through protecting API Gateways with Pulumi and Auth0. https://www.meetup.com/Auth0-Online-Meetup/events/261261173/

Yesterday, we rolled out a new simpler Getting Started experience for Pulumi. We’d love to hear what your thoughts. We would also like to challenge you to find one friend who hasn’t yet tried Pulumi and have them give it a try. https://pulumi.io/quickstart/

We just released https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/releases/tag/v0.25.0, which includes support for the just-released 1.15 version of Kubernetes. partyk8s 🎉

Hey all, I just made a somewhat largish change (https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-awsx/pull/347) in

@pulumi/awsx

so that we properly pass along

providers

when creating resources there. I also made things far more consistent wrt how components and their resources are parented. I tried very hard to make it so that this should be non impactful to existing stack if you run an update after pulling this in. However, it's definitely possible I may have missed something. So if you find any of your

@pulumi/awsx

resources doing something odd during an update, please let us know asap so we can find/quash anything that unintentionally crept in. Thanks much!