Pulumi is absolutely amazing 😄 I have written code to automate basically everything that my app needs to work in Kubernetes: cert manager, velero, nginx ingress, postgres clusters, pgadmin, redis, anycable, memcached, csi drivers. Now if I need to rebuild everything from scratch, I first create the Kubernetes cluster with Rancher, and then I run a single

pulumi update

command. Finally, I deploy my app with CI/CD. Super awesome! I am doing some final tests of my code and then I will rebuild my actual cluster this way so I can maintain it with Pulumi in the future

@famous-kite-69533 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 🙂

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

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

you could probably ask @microscopic-florist-22719 for advice

@famous-kite-69533 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

I'll check it out, thanks!