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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying Pulumi customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Pulumi for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Pulumi for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) include: Atlassian, a Australia based Professional Services organisation with 12157 employees and revenues of $4.36 billion, Snowflake, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 8769 employees and revenues of $3.63 billion, Lemonade, a United States based Insurance organisation with 1235 employees and revenues of $429.0 million, Modal, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 50 employees and revenues of $6.0 million and many others.
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Atlassian | Professional Services | 12157 | $4.4B | Australia | Pulumi | Pulumi | Infrastructure as Code (IaC) | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021 Atlassian's Bitbucket DevSpeed team implemented Pulumi to build a Python based self service platform that provisions cross region AWS developer environments. Pulumi is an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) application used to codify environment templates and automation for developer productivity and platform engineering.
Implementation centered on Pulumi programs written in Python that encapsulated environment templates, cloud provisioning logic, and automation workflows for creating developer sandboxes across regions including Sydney Australia. The platform orchestrated AWS resource provisioning and was designed to integrate with team CI/CD flows to simplify cross region deployments and onboarding.
Operational scope targeted Bitbucket developer teams and platform engineering across multiple regions, enabling standardized environment provisioning and reduced manual configuration. Atlassian reported that the Pulumi platform cut developer maintenance time by about 50 percent and delivered faster onboarding and simpler cross region CI/CD deployments.
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Lemonade | Insurance | 1235 | $429M | United States | Pulumi | Pulumi | Infrastructure as Code (IaC) | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Lemonade implemented Pulumi as its Infrastructure as Code (IaC) platform for a US-based infrastructure and platform initiative on AWS. Lemonade Pulumi Infrastructure as Code (IaC) was adopted to enable developers to self-provision infrastructure while aligning provisioning with organizational policy controls and operational guardrails.
The implementation centered on reusable infrastructure libraries and serverless building blocks, with Pulumi used to codify VPCs, IAM patterns, logging and tagging standards, and serverless deployment constructs. Pulumi was configured to enforce org-wide policies for logging, tagging and security, and to provide developer-facing abstractions that increased reuse of infrastructure code and reduced friction for on-demand provisioning.
Operational coverage focused on developer platforms and cloud engineering teams, with the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) implementation affecting provisioning workflows, security controls and cost governance across AWS accounts. Governance was formalized through policy enforcement in Pulumi, and rollout prioritized reusable modules and policy-backed templates to standardize deployments. The initiative improved provisioning speed, increased reuse of infrastructure code, and helped Lemonade better control costs and compliance.
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Modal | Professional Services | 50 | $6M | United States | Pulumi | Pulumi | Infrastructure as Code (IaC) | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, Modal implemented Pulumi for Infrastructure as Code (IaC). The Pulumi deployment supported Modal's serverless compute and container runtime work, and was executed by the engineering team at Modal Labs in New York, where infrastructure was provisioned and managed alongside application development efforts.
Pulumi was used to codify cluster topology, namespace and RBAC configuration, persistent storage provisioning, network routing, and automated rollout patterns for the serverless container runtime. The implementation captured reusable component constructs for the content addressed file server, tiered cache, and a custom FUSE file system to enable repeatable environment provisioning and configuration drift control.
Integrations expressly included Pulumi-driven provisioning into Kubernetes orchestration and provisioning of cloud storage and networking resources to support the Rust-based serverless container runtime and the tiered cache architecture. Operational coverage focused on Modal Labs engineering, spanning compute, storage, networking and observability for services handling peak 300 GB per minute network throughput, p99 latency under 200 microseconds, and 99.995 percent uptime over six months.
Governance was enforced through code review oriented Pulumi stacks, infrastructure unit testing, and pull request workflows to standardize deployments across environments. The Pulumi implementation underpinned monitoring and optimization activities that the engineering team used to tune the content addressed file server, and enabled container startup improvements reported as up to 15x faster and approximately 80 percent lower cloud bandwidth cost.
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Professional Services | 8769 | $3.6B | United States | Pulumi | Pulumi | Infrastructure as Code (IaC) | 2020 | n/a |
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