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Hashicorp doesn't seem to like Google Cloud too much. I've been moving to Google Cloud Builder and it's Jinja and Python templates, which I happen to be a littl
by tecleandor 9y ago
Hashicorp doesn't seem to like Google Cloud too much. I've been moving to Google Cloud Builder and it's Jinja and Python templates, which I happen to be a little familiar with...
- jkaplowitz 9y agoGoogle Cloud Deployment Manager, you mean? Yeah, that is linked tightly with Google's API system which means it has the fastest support for new things. Google does (last I checked) put some paid time into systems like Terraform so that they support GCP well, but there's always going to be more of a lag, especially before GA. I don't know Terraform well enough to know how big the lag is for new AWS features, but some lag probably exists even there despite AWS's dominant market share.
- samstave 9y agoPlz do a write-up. EOM
- dantiberian 9y agoI’m not sure why you’d say that Hashicorp doesn’t like Google Cloud. I can think of recent partnerships between Hashicorp and Google on Vault and Terraform that are both substantial integrations. Google Cloud and Hashicorp both have people that work on the GCP Terraform Provider, and they do an excellent job keeping it up to date. By all external measures this looks like a great relationship.
- _asummers 8y agoThere's a bunch of undocumented GCB features by the way. Pop into their Slack and they'll often give you tips that haven't made their way into the docs yet. We've been mostly happy with it, but still use Jenkins as the kickoff point.