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The DevHelm Pulumi provider is in development. This page will be updated with installation and usage instructions when available.

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Planned capabilities

The Pulumi provider will support the same resources as the Terraform provider, with native SDKs for TypeScript, Python, and Go:
  • Monitors — all types (HTTP, DNS, TCP, ICMP, Heartbeat, MCP Server)
  • Alert channels — Slack, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, Discord, Teams, Webhooks, Email
  • Notification policies — match rules and escalation chains
  • Tags, environments, and secrets — supporting resources
  • Resource groups — composite health views
  • Dependencies — third-party service tracking

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Example (planned)

import * as devhelm from "@devhelm/pulumi";

const tag = new devhelm.Tag("production", {
  name: "production",
  color: "#10b981",
});

const monitor = new devhelm.Monitor("api-health", {
  name: "API Health",
  type: "HTTP",
  frequencySeconds: 60,
  regions: ["us-east", "eu-west"],
  config: {
    url: "https://api.example.com/health",
    method: "GET",
  },
  tagIds: [tag.id],
});

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When to use Pulumi

Pulumi is a good choice when:
  • Your team already uses Pulumi for infrastructure
  • You want type-safe resource definitions with IDE autocompletion
  • You need conditional logic or loops that are cumbersome in HCL or YAML

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In the meantime

Use one of the available tools for monitoring as code:

YAML + CLI

Fastest path — define everything in devhelm.yml.

Terraform

HCL-based resource management.