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Pulumi is not free. You can still use Code with Terraform/OpenTofu using CDKTF [0]! [0]: https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/cdktf https://developer.hash
by nikolay 2y ago
Pulumi is not free. You can still use Code with Terraform/OpenTofu using CDKTF [0]!
[0]: https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/cdktf https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/cdktf
- jmarcher 2y agoIt is possible to self-host it on GCS, S3, etc. We used to pay for their cloud offering, but using GCS as a backend was much more performant than using their backend and extremely cheap (a few cents to dollars per month).
- nikolay 2y agoI've had a disastrous experience with Pulumi several months ago trying to set up some basic Azure setup - it wasn't anything like Terraform, so, I switched to CDKTF for that, and it was nice except that I first attempted using Go, but, ideally, it went with TypeScript as it was significantly more ergonomic.
- the_rara_avis 2y agoPulumi is free: "Pulumi is true open source, uses the Apache 2.0 license, and does not and never will depend on BSL-licensed software in any way, HashiCorp owned or otherwise." (https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-hearts-opensource/ https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-hearts-opensource/) Pulumi Cloud (the SaaS offering) is (mostly) not free. There is a free tier for individuals/companies with minimal needs. You may happily use Pulumi and manage your own state files, for free, and open source.
- nikolay 2y agoI yet have to read/hear about somebody self-hosting Pulumi. It lacks the huge Terraform ecosystem and without the paid cloud offering, it's pretty rudimentary.
- deweller 2y agoI found https://sst.dev/ https://sst.dev/ to be a developer friendly experience. It is built on top of Pulumi. I just pay the AWS costs under my own account and nothing else.
- nikolay 2y agoThis is great. Sorry, I've almost forgotten about it. Thanks!