San Francisco Pulumi User Group

Teams building Internal Developer Platforms are betting that standardization and self-service will bring improved productivity to their engineering organization. In this session, we’ll explore how agents can help teams launch platforms faster by simplifying the process of creating reusable abstractions and templates that standardize self-service deployments.
Speakers:

• Engin Diri, Sr. Solutions Architect at Pulumi

Join us to learn:

• Building developer self-service platforms faster with agents
• Creating reusable infrastructure patterns and templates
• Considerations for balancing developer autonomy with platform governance
• Handling a surge in infrastructure demand through intelligent automation

Many engineering teams adopt Kubernetes as the basis for their developer platforms because it provides a consistent, cloud-agnostic, and scalable alternative to vendor-specific container services.

In this session, we’ll explore how to get Kubernetes clusters and workloads to production quickly, leveraging agentic workflows and tooling.
Speakers:

• Engin Diri, Sr. Solutions Architect at Pulumi

Join us to learn:

• Multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure management
• Large-scale operations across hundreds of resources
• Coordinating complex migrations and upgrades
• Managing infrastructure at enterprise scale

Getting infrastructure deployed is just one piece of the automation puzzle. The next question is: how do teams maintain a growing inventory of infrastructure in the long term?

Infrastructure can drift from the latest standards due to manual intervention or the adoption of new, more stringent requirements.

In this session, we’ll dive into day 2 operations to show you how to simplify and automate maintenance - even as the number of resources you manage is expanding.

Speakers:

• Engin Diri, Sr. Solutions Architect at Pulumi

Join us to learn:

• Monitoring and remediation workflows
• Proactive optimization and cost management
• Security incident response automation