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Our current plan is to add support for "Multi-langauge libraries" over the next few months. This will allow sharing a single implementation of a library across all Pulumi languages (instead of rewriting every library N times). This work is tracked in https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/2430 and https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/pull/3711. As a result, we hope that we won't have to just hand port this library to Python. That said - we don't want perfect to be enemy of the good - so if there is interest in working on a Python port in parallel - we would be happy to come up with a plan to enable that!

ahh interesting. let me go over these. that said, i’d probably be interested as long as i wasn’t moving in a counter-productive direction to yall.

In the general case - this will allow authoring a library in any language and consuming from all other languages. We are starting with a single authoring language - but the pattern should generalize. The shared layer will be a formalized Pulumi resource model that is cross-language interoperable.

im intrigued. is the only working proto of

pulumi_eks

?

Yes - and even that is very much work in progress. This isn't really ready yet for consumption, but is the direction we're investing in to solve this general problem more deeply.