Infrastructure as Code in Any Programming Language¶
Pulumi. Infrastructure as Code in Any Programming Language.
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- Inner-Platform Effect
- Configuration languages growing into programming languages: XML configs that grew conditionals, YAML with ad-hoc expression languages, Helm charts re-implementing templating with their own scope and inheritance — each starts as "just config" and reaches Greenspun within a few years.
This sourcePulumi Blog. States the configuration-as-code rationale: YAML/HCL templates accrete conditionals, loops, and variables until they become ad-hoc programming languages, which Pulumi/CDK route back to a real host language — documenting the inner-platform dynamic for configuration and its re-architecture escape.
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The Pulumi post supports the move toward general-purpose languages for infrastructure code, but not the inner-platform framing or the Lua, EAV or Airflow interventions.
“namely you use industry-standard general-purpose languages, including C#, Go, Java, JavaScript, Python or TypeScript, to express your code.”
- Configuration languages growing into programming languages: XML configs that grew conditionals, YAML with ad-hoc expression languages, Helm charts re-implementing templating with their own scope and inheritance — each starts as "just config" and reaches Greenspun within a few years.
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