DevOps & Platform Engineer at a financial services firm with 11-50 employees
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Jun 30, 2026
I use Pulumi Enterprise to manage infrastructure, specifically cloud-based infrastructure. I manage infrastructure, SSO and security, create infrastructure and secure it, manage identity and access, and manage configuration in cloud or multi-cloud environments.
My main use case for Pulumi Enterprise is managing and running infrastructures across my projects, specifically cloud infrastructure. For example, my product, Resume AI, has multiple stacks, and I use Pulumi Enterprise to check my deployments to ensure that everything is running smoothly and to add members to the group so that they can monitor their deployments as well.
General Manager at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
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Dec 22, 2025
My main use case for Pulumi Enterprise is that our platform and DevOps engineering teams use it to support multiple application teams. A specific example of how our platform and DevOps teams use Pulumi Enterprise is that we implemented it using Python and TypeScript to define infrastructure for one of our customers. Infrastructure code is version-controlled, tested, and structured as application code, improving readability and reuse. Additionally, my main use case for Pulumi Enterprise includes building reusable Pulumi components for common patterns such as VPCs, IAM roles, and container platforms in our AWS cloud.
Pulumi Enterprise and Amazon Bedrock are competing products in cloud infrastructure management. Pulumi Enterprise seems to have the upper hand due to competitive pricing and customer support, while Amazon Bedrock excels in feature depth.Features: Pulumi Enterprise offers advanced infrastructure automation, integration across multiple cloud platforms, and a focus on infrastructure code flexibility. Amazon Bedrock utilizes machine learning for infrastructure automation, supports AI model...
I use Pulumi Enterprise to manage infrastructure, specifically cloud-based infrastructure. I manage infrastructure, SSO and security, create infrastructure and secure it, manage identity and access, and manage configuration in cloud or multi-cloud environments.
My main use case for Pulumi Enterprise is managing and running infrastructures across my projects, specifically cloud infrastructure. For example, my product, Resume AI, has multiple stacks, and I use Pulumi Enterprise to check my deployments to ensure that everything is running smoothly and to add members to the group so that they can monitor their deployments as well.
My main use case for Pulumi Enterprise is that our platform and DevOps engineering teams use it to support multiple application teams. A specific example of how our platform and DevOps teams use Pulumi Enterprise is that we implemented it using Python and TypeScript to define infrastructure for one of our customers. Infrastructure code is version-controlled, tested, and structured as application code, improving readability and reuse. Additionally, my main use case for Pulumi Enterprise includes building reusable Pulumi components for common patterns such as VPCs, IAM roles, and container platforms in our AWS cloud.