bleepblooop

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by bleepblooop 5y ago
I don't and never have worked at Pulumi, but I've read the open source code and can see that the Pulumi engine is distinct from what HashiCorp seems to call "Terraform CLI" or "Terraform Core". But there are in
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by bleepblooop 5y ago
I think this discussion is going on circles because you are both discussing different parts of the problem as if they are the same part. A system could be said to have a declarative execution model if its input is a description of a desired
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by bleepblooop 5y ago
"let the tool figure out how best to get there" doesn't really sound any different than the concept of the other systems you were describing. It sounds like the difference is largely just some implementation details: rather t
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by bleepblooop 5y ago
If I'm remembering correctly, I'm pretty sure the Vault provider for Terraform was originally contributed by an outside company rather than inside HashiCorp. My guess would be that it has encountered what seems to be a common fate
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by bleepblooop 5y ago
Pulumi is not "Terraform under the hood" in any sense than that some of the providers are forks of Terraform providers. The engine is entirely separate and, now that they have a foothold with it, they are building out providers th
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by bleepblooop 5y ago
Remember that Amazon runs one of the biggest multi-tenant service platforms in the industry! A separate business unit like Twitch is likely to be set up a lot like any other random AWS customer, and you wouldn't expect that compromisin