Add workshops and events

content/events/accelerating-ai-powered-app-modernization-with-pulumi-on-google-cloud/index.md

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+---
+# Name of the event, <= 60 characters
+title: "AI-Powered App Modernization with Pulumi on Google Cloud"
+meta_desc: Learn how to accelerate app modernization using Pulumi's developer-first Infrastructure as Code with Google Cloud's AI services.
+meta_image:
+
+# A featured webinar will display first in the list.
+featured: false
+
+# Webinars with unlisted as true will not be shown on the webinar list
+unlisted: false
+
+# Gated webinars will have a registration form and the user will need
+# to fill out the form before viewing.
+gated: true
+
+# The layout of the landing page.
+type: webinars
+
+# External webinars will link to an external page instead of a webinar
+# landing/registration page. If the webinar is external you will need
+# set the 'block_external_search_index' flag to true so Google does not index
+# the webinar page created.
+external: false
+block_external_search_index: false
+
+# The url slug for the webinar landing page. If this is an external
+# webinar, use the external URL as the value here.
+url_slug: accelerating-ai-powered-app-modernization-with-pulumi-on-google-cloud
+
+# Content for the left hand side section of the page.
+main:
+    # Webinar title.
+    title: "AI-Powered App Modernization with Pulumi on Google Cloud"
+    event_type: workshop # workshop | event
+
+    # URL for embedding a URL for ungated webinars.
+    youtube_url: 
+
+    # Sortable date. The datetime Hugo will use to sort the webinars in date order.
+    sortable_date: 2025-11-18T10:00:00-08:00
+
+    # Duration of the webinar.
+    duration: 60 minutes
+
+    # "virtual" will be shown under "show virtual events only", otherwise shown as City, State (seattle, wa)
+    location: virtual
+
+    # Description of the webinar.
+    description: |
+        As enterprises race to modernize their applications for the AI era, the complexity of managing cloud infrastructure has become a critical bottleneck. This hands-on workshop demonstrates how Google Cloud customers can accelerate their app modernization journey by leveraging Pulumi's developer-first Infrastructure as Code approach alongside Google Cloud's cutting-edge AI services.
+
+        Unlike traditional infrastructure tools like Terraform, which were built for operators, creating friction between development and DevOps teams. Pulumi revolutionizes this paradigm by empowering developers to manage Google Cloud resources using familiar programming languages, such as Python, TypeScript, Go, C#, and Java.
+        No need to learn HCL or file tickets, just build, deploy, and iterate faster with code.
+    learn:
+        - Deploy AI/ML workloads on Google Cloud using Pulumi's intuitive programming model
+        - Leverage Google Cloud's Vertex AI, GKE, and Cloud Run with familiar development practices
+        - Build reusable infrastructure components that scale across teams and projects
+        - Modernize legacy applications with Google Cloud's migration tools through code
+        - Implement CI/CD pipelines that treat infrastructure as first-class application code
+        - Create self-service platforms that eliminate developer-operator bottlenecks
+
+    # The webinar presenters
+    presenters:
+        - name: Jay Smith
+          role: Sr. Cloud Customer Engineer, GCP
+          photo: /images/team/jason-smith.jpg
+        - name: Pulumi Staff
+
+    # case-sensitive
+    tags:
+        level: Beginner # Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
+        topics:  ["AI", "LLM", "CI/CD", "GPU Infrastructure"]
+        languages: ["Any"]
+        clouds: ["Google Cloud"]
+
+# The right hand side form section.
+form:
+    # HubSpot form id.
+    hubspot_form_id: c53f2cce-2826-4163-9acb-53163b4951a0
+    salesforce_campaign_id: 701PQ00000faNrKYAU
+---

content/events/day-2-autonomous-infrastructure-management/index.md

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+---
+# Name of the event, <= 60 characters
+title: "Day 2 Autonomous Infrastructure Management"
+meta_desc: Learn how to simplify and automate maintenance of growing infrastructure inventory with monitoring, remediation, and optimization workflows.
+meta_image:
+
+# A featured webinar will display first in the list.
+featured: false
+
+# Webinars with unlisted as true will not be shown on the webinar list
+unlisted: false
+
+# Gated webinars will have a registration form and the user will need
+# to fill out the form before viewing.
+gated: true
+
+# The layout of the landing page.
+type: webinars
+
+# External webinars will link to an external page instead of a webinar
+# landing/registration page. If the webinar is external you will need
+# set the 'block_external_search_index' flag to true so Google does not index
+# the webinar page created.
+external: false
+block_external_search_index: false
+
+# The url slug for the webinar landing page. If this is an external
+# webinar, use the external URL as the value here.
+url_slug: day-2-autonomous-infrastructure-management
+
+# Content for the left hand side section of the page.
+main:
+    # Webinar title.
+    title: "Day 2 Autonomous Infrastructure Management"
+    event_type: workshop # workshop | event
+
+    # URL for embedding a URL for ungated webinars.
+    youtube_url: 
+
+    # Sortable date. The datetime Hugo will use to sort the webinars in date order.
+    sortable_date: 2025-12-20T12:00:00-05:00
+
+    # Duration of the webinar.
+    duration: 90 minutes
+
+    # "virtual" will be shown under "show virtual events only", otherwise shown as City, State (seattle, wa)
+    location: virtual
+
+    # Description of the webinar.
+    description: |
+        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.
+    learn:
+        - Monitoring and remediation workflows
+        - Proactive optimization and cost management
+        - Security incident response automation
+
+    # The webinar presenters
+    presenters:
+
+    # case-sensitive
+    tags:
+        level: Beginner # Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
+        topics:  ["Policy as Code"]
+        languages: ["Any"]
+        clouds: ["AWS"]
+
+# The right hand side form section.
+form:
+    # HubSpot form id.
+    hubspot_form_id: 8e503c5b-2262-42a4-adad-350392be99e7
+    salesforce_campaign_id: 701PQ00000eeXB8YAM
+
+event_data:
+  name: "Day 2 Autonomous Infrastructure Management"
+  start_date: 2025-12-20T12:00:00-05:00
+  end_date: 2025-12-20T13:30:00-05:00
+  url: "https://www.pulumi.com/resources/day-2-autonomous-infrastructure-management/"
+  description: |
+    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.
+---

content/events/from-zero-to-production-in-kubernetes/index.md

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 ---
 # Name of the event, <= 60 characters
-title: From Zero to Production in Kubernetes
-meta_desc: We’ll explore how to leverage the power of Python with Pulumi, an infrastructure as code platform to define and manage your Kubernetes deployments.
+title: "From Zero to Production in Kubernetes"
+meta_desc: Learn how to get Kubernetes clusters and workloads to production quickly, leveraging agentic workflows and tooling for multi-cloud infrastructure management.
 meta_image:
 
 # A featured webinar will display first in the list.
@@ -31,15 +31,14 @@ url_slug: from-zero-to-production-in-kubernetes
 # Content for the left hand side section of the page.
 main:
     # Webinar title.
-    title: From Zero to Production in Kubernetes
-
+    title: "From Zero to Production in Kubernetes"
     event_type: workshop # workshop | event
 
     # URL for embedding a URL for ungated webinars.
-    youtube_url: #https://www.youtube.com/embed/l8Ha60IJ6m8?si=AiKU_4MK3w3aAE_l?rel=0
+    youtube_url: 
 
     # Sortable date. The datetime Hugo will use to sort the webinars in date order.
-    sortable_date: 2024-07-25T09:00:00-07:00
+    sortable_date: 2025-11-20T12:00:00-05:00
 
     # Duration of the webinar.
     duration: 90 minutes
@@ -49,33 +48,35 @@ main:
 
     # Description of the webinar.
     description: |
-        Setting up your production Kubernetes environment brings many benefits including scalability and portability for your applications. Before you reach production, It’s important to understand key Kubernetes concepts and architectures available to keep your clusters secure and scalable. Ingress controllers are vital parts of any Kubernetes platform and NGINX ingress controller provides the best-in-class traffic management solution for cloud native apps and containerized environments.
-
-        It’s important to use repeatable mechanisms to handle your ingress objects and controller deployments. Adopting infrastructure as code provides a mechanism to easily deploy production-ready applications in a repeatable manner. In this livestream, we’ll explore how to leverage the power of Python with Pulumi, an infrastructure as code platform to define and manage your Kubernetes deployments and build powerful abstractions that make getting to production easier than ever before.
-
+        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.
     learn:
-        - How to stand up Kubernetes including Amazon VPC, Amazon EKS, and other dependencies.
-        - Setting up your ingress controller.
-        - Deploying an app into your cluster.
+        - Multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure management
+        - Large-scale operations across hundreds of resources
+        - Coordinating complex migrations and upgrades
+        - Managing infrastructure at enterprise scale
 
     # The webinar presenters
     presenters:
-        - name: Engin Diri
-          role: Customer Experience Architect, Pulumi
-          photo: /images/team/engin-diri.jpg
-        - name: Damian Curry
-          role: Business Development Technical Director, F5/NGINX
+
 
     # case-sensitive
     tags:
-        level: Intermediate # Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
-        topics: ["NGINX", "Kubernetes"]
-        languages: ["Python"]
+        level: Beginner # Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
+        topics:  ["Kubernetes", "Platform Engineering"]
+        languages: ["Any"]
         clouds: ["AWS"]
 
 # The right hand side form section.
 form:
     # HubSpot form id.
-    hubspot_form_id: d448f8b6-c1a8-420d-8f9f-9975507e6d1e
-    salesforce_campaign_id: 701PQ00000FCwsQYAT
----
+    hubspot_form_id: 510e62c5-8e2e-4e88-89f5-4853bff9e567
+    salesforce_campaign_id: 701PQ00000eePWvYAM
+
+event_data:
+  name: "From Zero to Production in Kubernetes"
+  start_date: 2025-11-20T12:00:00-05:00
+  end_date: 2025-11-20T13:30:00-05:00
+  url: "https://www.pulumi.com/resources/from-zero-to-production-in-kubernetes/"
+  description: |
+    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.
+---

content/events/getting-started-with-infrastructure-agents/index.md

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+---
+# Name of the event, <= 60 characters
+title: "Getting Started with Infrastructure Agents"
+meta_desc: Learn to add intelligent automation to infrastructure workflows with proper controls and human oversight.
+meta_image:
+
+# A featured webinar will display first in the list.
+featured: false
+
+# Webinars with unlisted as true will not be shown on the webinar list
+unlisted: false
+
+# Gated webinars will have a registration form and the user will need
+# to fill out the form before viewing.
+gated: true
+
+# The layout of the landing page.
+type: webinars
+
+# External webinars will link to an external page instead of a webinar
+# landing/registration page. If the webinar is external you will need
+# set the 'block_external_search_index' flag to true so Google does not index
+# the webinar page created.
+external: false
+block_external_search_index: false
+
+# The url slug for the webinar landing page. If this is an external
+# webinar, use the external URL as the value here.
+url_slug: getting-started-with-infrastructure-agents
+
+# Content for the left hand side section of the page.
+main:
+    # Webinar title.
+    title: "Getting Started with Infrastructure Agents"
+    event_type: workshop # workshop | event
+
+    # URL for embedding a URL for ungated webinars.
+    youtube_url: 
+
+    # Sortable date. The datetime Hugo will use to sort the webinars in date order.
+    sortable_date: 2025-10-09T12:00:00-04:00
+
+    # Duration of the webinar.
+    duration: 90 minutes
+
+    # "virtual" will be shown under "show virtual events only", otherwise shown as City, State (seattle, wa)
+    location: virtual
+
+    # Description of the webinar.
+    description: |
+        Platform Engineering teams looking to add intelligent automation to their infrastructure workflows must first plan controls and human oversight into their process. In this session, we'll introduce considerations for setting up agentic workflows with a basic 'human in the loop' approval process and walk through a basic cloud deployment.
+    learn:
+        - Introduction to Pulumi MCP Server and agentic workflow concepts and considerations
+        - Configuring agents within your environment
+        - Understanding Pulumi's core platform engineering capabilities and architecture
+        - "Your first autonomous infrastructure workflow: provisioning cloud resources with a basic pull request approval workflow"
+
+    # The webinar presenters
+    presenters:
+        - name: Engin Diri
+          role: Senior Solutions Architect
+          photo: /images/team/engin-diri.jpg
+
+    # case-sensitive
+    tags:
+        level: Beginner # Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
+        topics:  ["Pulumi MCP Server"]
+        languages: ["Any"]
+        clouds: ["AWS"]
+
+# The right hand side form section.
+form:
+    # HubSpot form id.
+    hubspot_form_id: 1bea61d9-a914-40c8-9a7e-6c220420e05a
+    salesforce_campaign_id: 701PQ00000eeMnZYAU
+
+event_data:
+  name: "Getting Started with Infrastructure Agents"
+  start_date: 2025-10-09T12:00:00-04:00
+  end_date: 2025-10-09T13:30:00-04:00
+  url: "https://www.pulumi.com/resources/getting-started-with-infrastructure-agents/"
+  description: |
+    Platform Engineering teams looking to add intelligent automation to their infrastructure workflows must first plan controls and human oversight into their process. In this session, we'll introduce considerations for setting up agentic workflows with a basic 'human in the loop' approval process and walk through a basic cloud deployment.
+---