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Pulumi CrossGuard
Policy-as-code framework for infrastructure and code review automation
What it does well
- Programmatic policy definition with familiar languages
- Early prevention of policy violations
- Strong security and compliance enforcement
- Seamless CI/CD pipeline integration
Where it falls short
- Limited to Pulumi ecosystem
- Requires learning policy definition syntax
- Not suitable for general application code review
- Smaller community compared to general-purpose tools
Core Features
| Policy as Code | Yes |
| Multi-Language Support | Python, TypeScript, Go, C#, Java |
| Enforcement Modes | Advisory, Mandatory |
| Pre-built Policy Packs | Yes |
| Custom Policy Creation | Yes |
Integrations
| Cloud Provider Coverage | AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes |
| CI/CD Integration | GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, others |
Security
| Real-time Scanning | Yes |
| Compliance Standards | CIS, PCI-DSS, AWS Well-Architected |
| Audit Logging | Yes |
Analytics
| Policy Violation Reporting | Yes |
Collaboration
| Organization Management | Yes |
Free
Free
- Open source policy packs
- Local policy enforcement
- Basic policy as code
- Community support
Team
Custom
- Everything in Free
- Centralized policy management
- Policy enforcement across organization
- Audit logs
- Team collaboration
- Pulumi Cloud integration
Enterprise
Custom
- Everything in Team
- Advanced compliance reporting
- Custom policy development
- Dedicated support
- SSO and advanced security
- On-premises deployment options
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