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Installing Pulumi directly from a script can be problematic. It's difficult to ensure reproducibility since you're always getting the latest version. It's also harder to verify the integrity of the installation script. Consider specifying a version or using a package manager if available. This will also help with caching the layer in the Dockerfile.
For example, you could pin a version like this:
curl -fsSL https://get.pulumi.com/ | sh -s -- --version 3.79.0Alternatively, if Pulumi provides a Debian package, you could install it via
apt-get install pulumiafter adding the Pulumi package repository.