Equinix has introduced a self-maintained Pulumi provider that allows users to manage Equinix resources, such as Equinix Metal, Equinix Fabric, and Equinix Network Edge, using Pulumi's infrastructure-as-code framework. This provider supports the deployment and management of high-performance compute resources and software-defined networking connections, facilitating efficient network traffic management for multi- and hybrid cloud environments. A demonstration codebase is available in TypeScript and Python, showcasing the creation of a Kubernetes cluster on Equinix Metal, highlighting Pulumi's ability to orchestrate various resources using programming languages. The process involves using additional providers like Cloud-init, TLS, Command, and Random for initializing and managing cluster resources. Users can deploy workloads on the Kubernetes cluster through the Pulumi Kubernetes provider by configuring an explicit provider using the cluster's Kubeconfig. Although the current setup lacks a StorageClass for stateful workloads, various storage options are suggested for bare-metal clusters. This integration provides a streamlined, automated approach for developers to manage Equinix resources, enabling them to focus more on innovation rather than manual configuration tasks.