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Re:Pulumi – Modern Infrastructure as Code by cheese4242 on Tuesday April 14, 2020 @05:04PM (#22871418)
> Ha! If the industry hasn't moved past Terraform in 5 years time, it will only be because HCL has adopted enough of the general purpose programming language featureset as to remain competitive. That's certainly its trajectory.

Quite a statement to make for somebody who has never used Terraform.

Re:Pulumi – Modern Infrastructure as Code by throwaway894345 on Tuesday April 14, 2020 @05:05PM (#22871435)
I've been keeping tabs on it for a while. Feel free to point out where I'm mistaken.
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Re:Pulumi – Modern Infrastructure as Code by throwaway894345 on Tuesday April 14, 2020 @05:41PM (#22871829)
Yeah, I meant that Terraform is more rigid with respect to reusability than a general purpose language like Python. This isn't a controversial point; the controversy is whether that's a bug or a feature. I think it's a feature, and to the extent that Terraform is becoming increasingly flexible, I would say I'm vindicated in my position.
Re:Pulumi – Modern Infrastructure as Code by juliosueiras on Tuesday April 14, 2020 @05:48PM (#22871902)
I think the person above is mostly pointing out about dynamic blocks , since that do allow abstracting blocks of config and also allow subtle differences