Pulumi Registry Scraper

Search and extract data from the Pulumi Registry — the official package repository for Pulumi infrastructure-as-code providers and components. Retrieve package details, publisher information, version histories, categories, and repository URLs for all 300+ published Pulumi packages without any authentication.

What Does This Actor Do?

This actor scrapes the public Pulumi Registry API to help you:

• Discover Pulumi packages across all categories — cloud, database, infrastructure, monitoring, network, and utility
• Search for providers covering AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, Datadog, Cloudflare, and hundreds more
• Fetch specific packages by exact name for direct metadata lookup
• Track package versions and see the latest published versions of any provider
• Identify native vs bridged providers and understand how packages are built
• Monitor the Pulumi ecosystem with all 300+ packages accessible in one run

Output Data

Each record contains fields such as:

Field	Description
name	Package slug (e.g. aws, azure-native, kubernetes)
title	Human-readable package title (e.g. AWS, Azure Native)
publisher	Publisher account slug
publisherDisplayName	Publisher display name
version	Latest published version
description	Short description of what the package provides
category	Package category: cloud, database, infrastructure, monitoring, network, or utility
repoUrl	Source code repository URL
sourceUrl	Canonical Pulumi Registry URL for this package
packageTypes	Package type(s): bridged, native, or component
packageStatus	Release status: ga, public_preview, or beta
source	Source ecosystem (e.g. pulumi, opentofu)
isFeatured	Whether the package is featured on the registry homepage
createdAt	ISO 8601 timestamp of package creation
recordType	Always package
scrapedAt	ISO 8601 timestamp of when the record was scraped

Input Configuration

Mode

Mode	Description
search	Browse and filter all Pulumi packages with optional query/category filters
getByName	Fetch specific packages by exact name (e.g. aws, azure-native)

Input Fields

Field	Type	Description
mode	string (required)	Scraping mode (search or getByName)
query	string	Substring search across name, title, description, and publisher
category	string	Filter by category: cloud, database, infrastructure, monitoring, network, security, utility
names	array of strings	Exact package names to fetch (mode=getByName only)
maxItems	integer	Maximum records to return (1–10000, default: 100)

Example Inputs

Search for AWS-related packages

{
  "mode": "search",
  "query": "aws",
  "maxItems": 50
}

Browse all cloud category packages

{
  "mode": "search",
  "category": "cloud",
  "maxItems": 200
}

Get specific packages by name

{
  "mode": "getByName",
  "names": ["aws", "azure-native", "kubernetes", "gcp", "datadog"]
}

Browse all monitoring packages

{
  "mode": "search",
  "category": "monitoring",
  "maxItems": 100
}

Get all packages (no filters)

{
  "mode": "search",
  "maxItems": 500
}

Use Cases

• Platform engineering — Inventory all available Pulumi providers for your organization's approved stack
• IaC ecosystem research — Analyze the Pulumi package ecosystem, publisher breakdown, and category distribution
• Developer tooling — Build internal portals and package browsers for teams adopting Pulumi
• Version monitoring — Track the latest versions of providers you depend on
• Migration planning — Identify bridged vs native providers when planning Terraform-to-Pulumi migrations
• Market intelligence — Understand which cloud and SaaS providers have first-class Pulumi support

FAQ

Do I need a Pulumi account? No. The Pulumi Registry API is fully public and requires no authentication.

How many packages are available? The Pulumi Registry currently lists 300+ packages. Setting maxItems to 500+ will return all of them.

What is a bridged vs native provider?

• Bridged: A Pulumi provider wrapping an existing Terraform provider
• Native: A provider built natively for Pulumi using the Pulumi SDK
• Component: A higher-level component library built on top of other providers

Can I search by publisher? Yes, the query field searches across publisher names too, so you can search for pulumi, hashicorp, datadog, etc.

What package statuses exist?

• ga: Generally Available — production-ready
• public_preview: Public preview — stable but may have breaking changes
• beta: Beta — may have breaking changes

Can I get all packages at once? Yes, set mode: search with no query/category filters and maxItems: 1000 to get the full registry.