Trying to fix errors, as usual

content/blog/unified-programmatic-approach-infrastructure-management-bmw-using-pulumi/index.md

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 title: "Unified and Programmatic Approach to Infrastructure Management at BMW Using Pulumi"
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-meta_desc: something about BMW awesomeness with Pulumi
+meta_desc: Explore how BMW leverages Pulumi for efficient infrastructure management, boosting scalability, productivity, and compliance in automotive software development
 
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     - infrastructure-as-code
     - cloud-management
     - infrastructure-lifecycle-management
+    - platform-engineering
+    - developer-experience-devex
 
 
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 ## The Evolution of BMW's Software Development Toolchain
 
-BMW's journey to streamline its software development process has been gradual and iterative. The company's initial approach involved using Ansible for deployment, coupled with a custom-built deployment scripting solution for its OpenShift cluster.
+BMW's journey to streamline its software development process has been gradual and iterative. The company's initial approach involved using Ansible for deployment and a custom-built deployment scripting solution for its OpenShift cluster.
 
 As the complexity of the platform increased, BMW turned to Helm and Kubernetes to manage its containerized services. However, as the company ventured into the public cloud, the limitations of these tools became apparent. The team recognized the need for a more comprehensive and scalable solution to manage their infrastructure as code.