So after spending quite a bit of time building out my new ECS cluster and associated network resources (vpcs, subnets, etc) in Pulumi with Go, I'm starting to feel like I made a grave error lol....Looking through my codebase it is extremely verbose and seems excessively complicated given the relatively simple use case. I missed a few things in the process of building this out that I normally wouldn't have adding a good amount of time to this project and ultimately I think I could have done this in 1/10 of the time with Terraform (granted, I'm very familiar with Terraform but I'm also not necessarily a Go newbie). I'm tempted to either 1.) Return to Terraform or 2.) Switch to Typescript for Pulumi. Anyone have thoughts? Is there a good reason I should stay the course or is Go just really not an ideal language for Pulumi?

Go is notoriously verbose, its a feature of that language- but, you are trading that verbosity for flexibility that you would not have in terraform. I would definitely suggest doing a project in TS, its a delightful language for doing IaC (not just Pulumi, CDK also).

Thanks James, I might give that a try, hopefully the migration from Go to TS for my project won't be too bad.

also https://www.pulumi.com/ai

Dang well I will try again later on but pulumi AI doesn't like question on either model

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