[WIP] Example of using CDK constructs from Pulumi programs #486
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This example highlights how you can use CDK constructs from within Pulumi applications. CDK
Constructs can be mixed with other Pulumi resources, including both Pulumi AWS resources, as well as
Azure, GCP, Kubernetes and more.
This is currently very simple. It can be extended in a few ways:
cdk.outinside the component stateOutputs