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Given that Pulumi uses regular programming languages, everybody can publish Pulumi infra libs to the respective package registry, no? NodeJS -> npmjs.com Python -> pypi.org .NET -> nuget.org I do agree that Pulumi (the company) should put forward some standard set of tags to annotate packages with for easy discovery.

We are definitely exploring having a common gallery of components (even if the SDKs are stored in package managers) - both as a public gallery and as a private gallery for inside organizations. Definitely interested in any feedback on needs in that direction. In the even nearer term though, we do expect to add a Community Packages page to the pulumi.com site where we can collect and advertise packages from across the ecosystem. If you have packages already you'd want to advertise there - please share links - else we'll advertise for folks to share when we roll this out.

Has the repository for this started yet?

@limited-rainbow-51650 that is definitely what i'm doing with modules i've written internally. but as you say there's no standard way to search for them on their respective registries. @white-balloon-205 would those approved community packages be only packages that support all languages, or a mix-and-match kind of thing?