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for pulumi/kubernetes, I assume it will generate the yaml and essentially run the equivalent of kubectl -f apply behind the scenes, right? .. so I should expect pulumi up for a k8s config to work very similarly to hand written kube yml file? but of course code-generated/templated?

You can easily fasttrack that work using `kube2pulumi` which converts your yaml into pulumi code.