Cloud Infrastructure
Pulumi Infrastructure as Code
Pulumi lets you define cloud infrastructure using real programming languages — TypeScript, Python, Go, or C#. If your team already thinks in TypeScript, writing infrastructure in the same language eliminates the cognitive overhead of learning HCL. We implement Pulumi codebases with proper state management, testing, and CI/CD integration.
Need this done for your project?
We implement, you ship. Async, documented, done in days.
What We Deliver
A production-grade Pulumi codebase for your infrastructure using your preferred language (TypeScript is our recommendation for most teams). This includes component resources for modularity, stack-based environment separation, Pulumi Cloud or self-managed state backends, CI/CD integration, and unit tests. We support all major cloud providers.
Why Pulumi Over Terraform
Pulumi shines when your infrastructure has complex logic — loops, conditionals, API calls, or dynamic resource generation. Since you write real code, you get IDE autocompletion, type checking, and the ability to import any npm/pip/Go package. Teams already using TypeScript often find Pulumi more natural than learning HCL. That said, Terraform has a larger ecosystem — we'll recommend what fits your team.
Component Resources & Abstractions
We build Pulumi ComponentResources that encapsulate related infrastructure — a 'WebService' component that creates a container, load balancer, DNS record, and TLS certificate as a single logical unit. These abstractions make it easy to create new services without duplicating boilerplate.
State & Secrets Management
Pulumi state is managed via Pulumi Cloud (SaaS) or a self-hosted backend (S3, GCS, Azure Blob). Secrets are encrypted per-stack using Pulumi's built-in secrets provider or AWS KMS, GCP KMS, or Azure Key Vault. We configure stack references for cross-stack outputs so your networking stack can feed values into your compute stack.
Testing
Pulumi supports unit tests using standard testing frameworks (Jest for TypeScript, pytest for Python). We write tests that validate resource properties, check naming conventions, ensure security group rules are correct, and verify that no public IPs are assigned to private resources. Integration tests provision ephemeral stacks for end-to-end validation.
How It Works
Purchase the engagement, submit your async brief with your language preference and infrastructure requirements, and receive a production-ready Pulumi codebase within 5–10 business days. Full documentation and CI/CD pipeline configuration included.
Why Anubiz Engineering
100% async — no calls, no meetings
Delivered in days, not weeks
Full documentation included
Production-grade from day one
Security-first approach
Post-delivery support included
Ready to get started?
Skip the research. Tell us what you need, and we'll scope it, implement it, and hand it back — fully documented and production-ready.