Over the past decade, Go has emerged as a prominent language for cloud applications, and with Pulumi 2.0, it extends its capabilities to manage modern cloud infrastructure. Pulumi is a versatile infrastructure as code tool that supports over 50 clouds, including AWS, Azure, and GCP, and is designed to accommodate a variety of workloads like containers, serverless, and Kubernetes. Built on Go, Pulumi offers the advantages of rich programming languages alongside desired-state infrastructure management, enabling consistent multi-cloud workflows. It caters to diverse cloud engineering teams, facilitating collaboration among developers, infrastructure, operations, and security engineers. Pulumi enhances Go's software engineering strengths, allowing users to deploy serverless functions, manage containers, and interface with Kubernetes seamlessly across different cloud environments. By leveraging familiar programming paradigms, Pulumi simplifies complex deployments and encourages the creation of strongly-typed, encapsulated APIs for cloud services, thereby empowering users to efficiently orchestrate their cloud resources.