> Configuration languages succeed and work just fine most of the time, despite their inadequacies and quirks, but no one ever complains about them when they wor

> Configuration languages succeed and work just fine most of the time, despite their inadequacies and quirks, but no one ever complains about them when they work I'm genuinely intrigued to see a non-trivial example of this, a configuration in use by an organisation with complex needs, describing its applications and its cloud infrastructure, while avoiding the pitfalls you describe that bedevil the use of Turing complete languages.