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Multi-Cloud Infrastructure Examples with Pulumi

Production-ready code samples for deploying infrastructure across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes using Pulumi's infrastructure-as-code platform.

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About This Project

This comprehensive collection provides ready-to-deploy infrastructure examples that demonstrate how to provision cloud resources using real programming languages instead of YAML or domain-specific languages. Each example showcases best practices for building modern cloud applications with Pulumi's infrastructure-as-code approach.

The repository covers a wide spectrum of deployment scenarios, from simple static websites to complex microservices architectures. Developers can explore working implementations for containers, serverless functions, databases, networking, and complete application stacks across all major cloud providers. Every example includes the necessary configuration and can be deployed in minutes.

What sets this collection apart is its polyglot approach—examples are available in TypeScript, Python, Go, and C#, allowing teams to use their preferred programming language. The code demonstrates real-world patterns like multi-region deployments, CI/CD integration, and infrastructure reusability through components and modules.

Whether you're migrating to the cloud, adopting Kubernetes, or building serverless applications, these examples provide a practical starting point that can be customized for production use. The active community and regular updates ensure the examples stay current with cloud provider APIs and Pulumi features.

Key Features

  • Over 100 working examples across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes platforms
  • Multi-language support including TypeScript, Python, Go, and C# implementations
  • Production-ready patterns for containers, serverless, databases, and networking
  • Step-by-step deployment instructions with infrastructure code and configuration
  • Real-world scenarios from simple static sites to complex microservices architectures

How You Can Use It

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Learning infrastructure-as-code patterns across multiple cloud providers

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Bootstrapping new cloud projects with proven architectural templates

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Comparing deployment approaches between AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes

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Building CI/CD pipelines with infrastructure provisioning automation

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Migrating from configuration-based tools to code-based infrastructure management

Who Is This For?

DevOps engineers, cloud architects, and full-stack developers building or managing multi-cloud infrastructure