We just released an operator with similar goals, but it works across clouds. More details here: https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-kubernetes-operator/
Here’s a recent example I came across — data is set as a JSON string in an annotation, and the user wanted to use a nested value from that annotation in a later function call. Normally, this type of thing would involve…
[disclaimer: I work at Pulumi] The Pulumi engine uses a desired state model[1]. You can use imperative language features like loops and conditionals, but all of that gets mapped to a declarative resource graph prior to…
Glad to hear you’re enjoying it! We just released a bunch of new k8s content/features this week that you might want to check out. [1] (I maintain the k8s provider at Pulumi) [1]…
Support for C# (and other .NET languages) just landed last week[1]. (I work on the k8s provider at Pulumi) [1] https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-dotnet-core/
We just released an operator with similar goals, but it works across clouds. More details here: https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-kubernetes-operator/
Here’s a recent example I came across — data is set as a JSON string in an annotation, and the user wanted to use a nested value from that annotation in a later function call. Normally, this type of thing would involve…
[disclaimer: I work at Pulumi] The Pulumi engine uses a desired state model[1]. You can use imperative language features like loops and conditionals, but all of that gets mapped to a declarative resource graph prior to…
Glad to hear you’re enjoying it! We just released a bunch of new k8s content/features this week that you might want to check out. [1] (I maintain the k8s provider at Pulumi) [1]…
Support for C# (and other .NET languages) just landed last week[1]. (I work on the k8s provider at Pulumi) [1] https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-dotnet-core/