I've got an open position on my team if anyone's interested in a mix of CDK and Pulumi (python). US Remote @ Resilience, a biopharma manufacturing startup w/ $800mm in funding, with the potential to have a material impact on quantity + quality of human life if we execute. If you want a quick intro to the company, check out this article and/or this . Some of the things we're actively working on: • Providing a development platform for our internal product teams • Planning and implementing a nationwide rollout of AWS Outposts to our manufacturing facilities including site -> AWS networking • Providing secure compute resources/notebooks for internal data scientists/researchers • Ensuring + automating GxP compliance of our infrastructure Full job posting here, happy to answer any questions

Just out of curiosity : why would you mix CDK and Pulumi ? Are you happy with CDK v2 so far ?

generally speaking we're using CDK when the context is a single AWS account, pulumi if we need to operate across multiple accounts or if we're dealing with non-aws resources

Interesting 🙂 And is CDK better than Pulumi for single account IaC ? Or is that a strategic choice because you believe that CDK isn’t quite on par with Pulumi just yet, but might be in the future ?

App teams had a strong preference for CDK, and there's a lot of nice out of the box stuff we get from CDK that isn't available in pulumi (the VPC construct, for example). We're using python, so pulumi crosswalk for AWS wasn't really an option

CDK is for free, that’s also pretty cool 🙂 Does it have Stack References as well ? TBH I’ve been using Pulumi in Python for years and it works really fine, but I haven’t tried CDK just yet... mostly because it feels like it’s not on the same level as Pulumi just yet

To expand on that (and the 😕 ), Pulumi wasn't as widely known. Nobody would question terraform, but pulumi was a lot less widely known