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We have done (are doing) some work around devcontainers to help simplify/streamline Pulumi provider development, but this is different/distinct from what you’re talking about, I believe. I personally haven’t used a devcontainer to run my Pulumi programs, but it’s certainly an interesting idea worth exploring.

I like the idea of running `pulumi up` in an isolated environment. A distroless container that only knows about pulumi such as Chainguard here is very appealing. I realize this image from Chainguard is more suited to automated deployments but I really like the idea of devcontainer -&gt; pulumi deployment (or wherever) as that gives a full sbom on the provisioning toolchain, bypasses errors in user environments, and hopefully some protection from insecure vscode extensions.