kro-rgd-pulumi

Generate Pulumi TypeScript KRO ResourceGraphDefinitions for Kubernetes and AWS workloads.

45|11|Updated Nov 10, 2025

Search Tags:#templates #kubernetes #infrastructure-as-code #pulumi #resource-graph #kro #ack-aws

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Skill: kro-rgd-pulumi
Source: https://github.com/tyrchen/claude-skills/tree/main/kro-rgd
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tyrchen/claude-skills --skill kro-rgd-pulumi

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes templates (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

KRO ResourceGraphDefinitions enable developers to define Kubernetes custom APIs and resource graphs using Pulumi TypeScript, unifying Kubernetes and AWS-integrated workloads into repeatable, programmable infrastructure.

Core Features & Use Cases

Create production-ready KRO ResourceGraphDefinitions using Pulumi TypeScript for Kubernetes API customization.
Compose multiple Kubernetes resources into declarative graphs with CEL-like templating and automatic dependency handling.
Integrate AWS ACK resources (S3, RDS, DynamoDB, etc.) into your KRO definitions for end-to-end cloud-native apps.
Leverage production-ready Pulumi templates to bootstrap complex architectures quickly.

Quick Start

Install Pulumi, configure your Kubernetes context, and run one of the RGD templates to generate and deploy your first ResourceGraphDefinition.

Frequently Asked Questions about kro-rgd-pulumi

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I define Kubernetes custom APIs and resource graphs using Pulumi?▼

You can define Kubernetes custom APIs by generating Pulumi TypeScript-based KRO ResourceGraphDefinitions. This approach composes multiple Kubernetes resources into declarative graphs with automatic dependency handling, unifying Kubernetes and AWS-integrated workloads into programmable infrastructure.

How do I integrate AWS ACK resources like S3 or RDS into Kubernetes resource graphs?▼

You integrate AWS ACK resources like S3 or RDS by incorporating them directly into your KRO ResourceGraphDefinitions. This creates end-to-end cloud-native applications managed programmatically through Pulumi TypeScript within your Kubernetes environment.

What is the best way to bootstrap complex infrastructure-as-code architectures for Kubernetes?▼

The best way to bootstrap complex infrastructure-as-code architectures is by using production-ready Pulumi templates. These templates generate ready-to-run Pulumi code and Kubernetes manifests, enforcing schema validation and supporting dependency graphs across teams and environments.

Does KRO support automatic dependency handling for Kubernetes and AWS workloads?▼

Yes, KRO supports automatic dependency handling when composing multiple Kubernetes and AWS resources. Using Pulumi TypeScript, you can create declarative resource graphs that automatically manage dependencies across your integrated workloads.

What do I need to deploy KRO ResourceGraphDefinitions using Pulumi templates?▼

To deploy KRO ResourceGraphDefinitions, you need Pulumi installed, a configured Kubernetes context, and the RGD templates. Running a template generates and deploys your first ResourceGraphDefinition with ready-to-run Pulumi code and Kubernetes manifests.