Pulumi Enterprise Reviews

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.

The best features of Pulumi Enterprise include state management, which involves tracking and keeping track of the infrastructure. State management helps my workflow and solves problems for me by ensuring my infrastructure data is in sync.

Pulumi Enterprise increases efficiency and reliability by providing seamless automation processes and tools while considering security and making secure infrastructure easy. Pulumi Enterprise has positively impacted my organization by making automation seamless and efficient.

For efficiency, it helps in managing multiple infrastructures because once I write my code, I can reuse it for different projects.

Pulumi Enterprise could accept more automation, such as creating workflows or frameworks for platforms like YouTube and Spotify. Additionally, it should allow for creating resources on the cloud console with less friction.

I would like the documentation feature to enable me to download the documents of my infrastructure from Pulumi Enterprise once it is written. I do not want to have to rewrite documentation after coding; once my infrastructure is written with Pulumi Enterprise, I should be able to get the documentation seamlessly.

There should be more investment in building a stronger community around Pulumi Enterprise, as the Pulumi Enterprise community is not that strong compared to its capabilities.

I have been using Pulumi Enterprise for two years.

Pulumi Enterprise is stable. However, there are still many improvements that can be made.

Pulumi Enterprise's scalability scales easily and efficiently, thanks to its modularity and the options it provides, along with the opportunity to reuse code for different projects.

Customer support is present, and so far, I have not had any cause for alarm. My experience has been fair.

On a scale of one to ten, I rate customer support a three because I have not needed to consult them much at all.

My fundamental experience in infrastructure as code is with Terraform. However, after joining this new company where they have been using Pulumi Enterprise, I continued using Pulumi Enterprise with them and see no need to switch the entire organization's infrastructure to Terraform.

Pulumi Enterprise saves time when creating infrastructure, as once I create it once, I can reuse what I have written before. It saves time and also reduces the need for more hires in terms of manpower.

My experience with pricing, setup costs, and licensing is that it is fair; there is not much stress regarding that, but I still believe improvements can be made.

Before choosing Pulumi Enterprise, I evaluated other options, including Terraform and Ansible.

Regarding integrations with other tools, I use Pulumi Enterprise for multi-cloud environments, including AWS, Azure, GCP, and others.

I purchased Pulumi Enterprise through the AWS marketplace.

My advice for others looking into using Pulumi Enterprise is that the onboarding process from other solutions like Terraform is seamless and not stressful, as it is basically the same. Additionally, the opportunity it gives to write infrastructure in any programming language is significant.

I rate this product a seven point five out of ten.

Pulumi Enterprise serves as the main platform for deploying both production and development environments in my organization. Since many developers are involved and frequent code changes occur, Pulumi Enterprise provides an effective way to quickly manage and deploy infrastructure at scale while monitoring operations.

Regarding my primary use case with Pulumi Enterprise, secret management is invaluable, and automated state management is equally beneficial. Through Pulumi Enterprise's secure service, I can collaborate across large teams and mitigate locking and concurrency issues that are often associated with local state files, which has proven to be very useful.

One of the best features Pulumi Enterprise offers is the ability to be configured using multiple high-level languages such as Python, Node.js, and Go, allowing seamless integration with existing applications in development workflows and testing frameworks. Another valuable feature is testability, as it uses standardized programming languages that teams can easily integrate into infrastructure, treating it exactly as software.

Regarding how the use of multiple languages and testability impacts my day-to-day work and my team's productivity, a practical example is that we do not have to learn a new language or new configuration or work outside the box to understand everything. With basic existing knowledge, we can understand most nuances and configuration change management in infrastructure easily.

Pulumi Enterprise has positively impacted my organization because it has saved considerable time. We do not have to spend extensive time debugging or going through countless pages of cloud logs. We can see everything in one place, and with a single command and button push, we can deploy, roll back, see what is happening, receive notifications, and access everything in one location, effectively saving significant time and effort.

Pulumi Enterprise can be improved by providing much better support rather than relying solely on AI.

User experience with Pulumi Enterprise is acceptable, but integrations could be more expanded. The remainder of everything appears satisfactory to me.

Every product has room for improvement, which is why I rate Pulumi Enterprise a nine out of ten. There is still room for improvement as AI is advancing, how Pulumi Enterprise can support increasingly more capabilities, new technologies emerging, security considerations, and integration with additional platforms. There is always room for improvement across any product.

At my recent company, I was introduced to Pulumi Enterprise, and I have been using it for almost eight months.

I would advise others considering Pulumi Enterprise to start experimenting with multiple use cases and different scenarios. Begin as soon as possible, learn the nuances and configuration details, understand the way of working, determine how it could be efficient, and assess how it could integrate into your existing workflow. Gradually migrate the entire infrastructure to Pulumi Enterprise instead of managing it manually. I rate Pulumi Enterprise a nine out of ten.

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.

The best features Pulumi Enterprise offers include checking out the deployment, running, creating the stack, managing my stack, and access keys.

Out of those features, the deployment check stands out the most for me because it allows me to debug my environment.

Pulumi Enterprise positively impacts my organization as it enables us to manage stacks across different environments.

I have not yet understood how the pricing model works, and I would appreciate a clearer and more precise explanation.

I have been using Pulumi Enterprise for two years.

I have not yet used the AI capabilities of Pulumi Enterprise, and I do not see how I would use that.

I have not seen any specific outcome or benefit that I have measured so far, such as saving time, reducing errors, or helping my team in a measurable way.

I did not purchase Pulumi Enterprise through the AWS Marketplace.

My advice for others looking into using Pulumi Enterprise is to pursue it. I gave this review a rating of 9.