Infrastructure as Code with Java and Pulumi

Pulumi has expanded its infrastructure as code capabilities to support Java, enabling developers to build, deploy, and manage cloud infrastructure across platforms like AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and more, using Java and other JVM languages. This integration permits developers to utilize their preferred IDEs and programming tools to declare infrastructure needs through familiar Java constructs, automate resource management, and enforce security and compliance policies. Pulumi’s approach facilitates collaboration between developers and infrastructure teams by leveraging programming languages to simplify modern cloud patterns such as containers and serverless functions. The Java support, currently in preview, aims to gather user feedback for further enhancement, while offering a robust open-source SDK that integrates with CI tools to ensure dependable deployment workflows.

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