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<@U010HMD726L> you can use pulumi to provision kube clusters as well. it’s probably the easiest way to do EKS, actually.

For that I've been using Rancher because it has a node driver for Hetzner Cloud and it is super easy and quick. My main problem was that while Kubernetes was deployed in minutes, before I had to run lots of manual commands to set up apps etc, so it's a big difference now :slightly_smiling_face:

I didn't find any reference to Hetzner Cloud with regards to Pulumi. But is it true that I could use Terraform providers as well behind the scenes or have I misunderstood?

that’s right, it’s a bit of work to “adopt” TF providers.

but it’s not _that_ hard, and once you do it once, no one else has to do it again

what is the best resource for that to learn and try?

you could probably ask <@U84HBHXS8> for advice

<@U010HMD726L> I just ported a terraform provider for RKE, so if there's one you're looking to port I'd be happy to work through it with you

here's the one I did recently: <https://github.com/jaxxstorm/pulumi-rke>