Pulumi resources are immutable in the program after you declare them. I don’t think this analogy really works. It’s not like CDK - Pulumi does not compile down to an intermediate format. When you write a Pulumi program…
The Pulumi Kubernetes provider is a native provider. It does not take a TF provider as a dependency. Instead, it works directly based off the k8s API spec. The Google TF provider is actually maintained by Google via…
I have definitely experienced the type of people you're talking about, and they exist in all settings, but I would caution you from developing cynicism toward all practitioners. Virtue/morality/integrity is a key aspect…
Any even semi-serious practitioner of meditation will know that most people won't see results in 4 weeks. This is impatience. And if you approach meditation as a way to "get" something, this approach will not yield good…
I agree with your points, but PostgreSQL does support transactional DDL: http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Transactional_DDL_in_Postgre...
Pulumi resources are immutable in the program after you declare them. I don’t think this analogy really works. It’s not like CDK - Pulumi does not compile down to an intermediate format. When you write a Pulumi program…
The Pulumi Kubernetes provider is a native provider. It does not take a TF provider as a dependency. Instead, it works directly based off the k8s API spec. The Google TF provider is actually maintained by Google via…
I have definitely experienced the type of people you're talking about, and they exist in all settings, but I would caution you from developing cynicism toward all practitioners. Virtue/morality/integrity is a key aspect…
Any even semi-serious practitioner of meditation will know that most people won't see results in 4 weeks. This is impatience. And if you approach meditation as a way to "get" something, this approach will not yield good…
I agree with your points, but PostgreSQL does support transactional DDL: http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Transactional_DDL_in_Postgre...