> To do it right, you'd want to encode app and infra changes in the same ubiquitous tool Well, that's exactly what we do with Dhall, which lets us put static t

> To do it right, you'd want to encode app and infra changes in the same ubiquitous tool Well, that's exactly what we do with Dhall, which lets us put static types on infrastructure tooling that prints out unpredictable output but in a predictable format and transform that output into the format that other dependent tools expect. Everything is then glued together with simple shell scripts and run in a CI environment. Once you understand the pattern - use an uber-config plus typed tool outputs to generate downstream config and apply all config in an idempotent way - you wonder why you ever did things any other way.