We're excited to partner with Pulumi for a new DEV challenge focused on Infrastructure as Code!
Running through April 06, the Pulumi Deploy and Document Challenge invites you to build and document cloud infrastructure projects using Pulumi's powerful tools. With three prompts to choose from, you'll have three chances to win and the opportunity to showcase your cloud engineering skills.
Whether you're a seasoned cloud engineer or just getting started, this challenge offers something for everyone. We hope you give it a try!
Read on for the prompts.
Our Prompts
Fast Static Website Deployment
Choose your favorite static website framework and deploy a project to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud using Pulumi. Document your journey from setup to deployment, sharing insights and best practices along the way.
Your submission will be judged primarily on the quality of your documentation (DEV submission post and repository README) but we expect the core functionality of your project to work as well.
Fast Deployment Submission Template
Shhh, It's a Secret!
Develop a program of your choice that accesses secrets and configurations from Pulumi ESC using the Pulumi ESC SDK. Document your approach to secure configuration management and guide others through implementing similar solutions.
Your submission will be judged primarily on the quality of your documentation (DEV submission post and repository README) but we expect the core functionality of your project to work as well.
Pulumi ESC Submission Template
Get Creative with Pulumi and GitHub
Use the Pulumi GitHub provider and Pulumi Automation API to build a creative or productive tool. This could involve automating repository management, team administration, issue labeling, or any other GitHub workflow. Share your creation along with a comprehensive guide.
Your submission will be judged primarily on the quality of your documentation (DEV submission post and repository README) but we expect the core functionality of your project to work as well.
Pulumi GitHub Tool Submission Template
Judging Criteria and Prizes
All submissions will judged on the following:
- Clarity and Quality of Project Development Journey
- Clarity and Quality of Project README (Installation/Tutorials/Guides)
- Functionality and Usability of Application/Tool
The winner of each prompt will receive:
All Participants with a valid submission will receive a completion badge on their DEV profile.
How To Participate
In order to participate, you will need to publish a post using the submission template associated with each prompt.
We encourage you to utilize Pulumi Copilot (free when you create your Pulumi account) to help you with your project.
Please review our full rules, guidelines, and FAQ page before submitting so you understand our participation guidelines and official contests rules such eligibility requirements.
Helpful Resources
Join the Pulumi Community Slack to connect with developers building with Plumi and discuss all things infrastructure as code!
Here are some additional quick links:
Static Website Deployment
Pulumi ESC
Pulumi and GitHub
Important Dates
- March 26: Pulumi Deploy and Document Challenge begins!
- April 06: Submissions due at 11:59 PM PDT
- April 17: Winners Announced
We can't wait to see what you build with Pulumi! Questions about the challenge? Ask them below.
Good luck and happy coding!
Top comments (31)
I'm super excited for this, and somewhat afraid as well 😅
All the very best everyone!
Awesome @divya4879!
Feel free to reach out here for any questions.
We can do teamwork ?
Thank you for the kind offer for help
You got this!
Thank you for your wishes 😁😊
Good luck!
Thank you
This is fantastic! I can’t wait to put this into practice! 🎉
Okay okayyy… jumping on this one
Good luck everyone 🤗
Good luck!
Good luck everyone!
Can I submit entries for all three prompts in the Pulumi Deploy and Document Challenge?
Yes you may. Each application should have it's own submission post. If an application qualifies for more than one prompt, then it may be one post but include a note that you are submitting to multiple prompts.
Thank u ^^
Can i use my visual studio code to run the project while using the Pulumi commands and Aws?
Please a reply would be helpful
The GitHub workflow prompt looks cool, waiting for it.
Interesting