Hire a Pulumi engineer who has shipped it to production
TypeScript IaC on AWS. Published reference: GigEasy 3-week infrastructure launch. Fixed monthly price.
Who this is for
Engineering lead building a greenfield project who wants Pulumi from day one.
The pain today
- Few engineers have shipped Pulumi to real production.
- Your TypeScript team resents writing HCL.
- You want infrastructure reviewed in PRs like application code.
- You need IaC bootstrapped and documented before the team doubles.
The outcome you get
- A senior engineer who has shipped Pulumi to production.
- Pulumi stacks in TypeScript, reviewed in PRs, tested like code.
- Dev, staging, prod from the same code with per-stack config.
- Published track record: LinkedIn article on the GigEasy launch.
Pulumi production experience is rare
Most engineers claiming Pulumi experience have run pulumi up on a tutorial. Production Pulumi experience — designing stacks that survive a year of feature adds, refactoring modules as the app grows, managing secrets across environments, migrating from Pulumi 2 to Pulumi 3 — is uncommon. GigEasy is the published track record (LinkedIn article, SITE-FACTS §11). The engagement brings the same production discipline to whatever stack the team needs.
What Pulumi ownership looks like
Under the monthly Applications subscription, Pulumi ownership means: every new AWS resource comes through a Pulumi PR (no console clicks), stacks are tagged and owners identified, secrets rotated on schedule via Pulumi config secrets or Parameter Store integration, stacks are tested (pulumi preview in CI, unit tests on complex abstractions), and a written runbook covers 'what to do when pulumi up fails halfway through'. That is the bar.
The TypeScript-across-the-stack advantage
A team using TypeScript for the app and Pulumi for the infrastructure shares: types (AWS resource properties checked by the compiler), patterns (custom Pulumi components as reusable TypeScript modules), tests (Vitest or Jest across both), and tooling (same IDE, same linter, same formatter). The cognitive load of context-switching between HCL and TypeScript disappears. That is the real reason Pulumi wins for TypeScript-heavy teams — not a specific feature, just the removal of an entire language mode.
Pricing and guarantees
$3,499 per month flat. 2 to 4 day delivery cycles. Daily async updates. 14-day money-back. Cancel anytime. Work Made for Hire — every Pulumi stack, module, and config file is yours.
Recent proof
A comparable engagement, delivered and documented.
Built and shipped an investor-ready MVP from scratch
Built the entire technological base and delivered MVP in just 3 weeks, enabling a successful rapid launch and investor demo.
Frequently asked questions
The questions prospects ask before they book.
- Can you onboard my team to Pulumi?
- Yes. Pair programming, code review, written runbooks. Most TypeScript teams ramp to productive Pulumi inside 2 to 4 weeks.
- Pulumi plus Docker plus AWS?
- Yes — that is the GigEasy stack. Pulumi provisions ECR, ECS Fargate, VPC, RDS, etc. Docker produces the images. CI/CD ties them together.
- Pulumi and Kubernetes?
- Yes. Pulumi for the cluster (EKS control plane, node groups, IAM) plus Pulumi's Kubernetes provider or Helm for the workloads. The audit picks the shape.
- Pulumi Crosswalk for AWS?
- Yes. Crosswalk's higher-level abstractions (awsx.ecs.FargateService, awsx.ec2.Vpc) speed up greenfield setup. For tightly customized environments I drop down to the low-level aws provider.
- Pulumi testing?
- Yes. Mocks via pulumi testing for unit tests on resource properties. Integration tests running against a sandbox AWS account via pulumi up in CI.
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