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Yes .. only difference is, that Pulumi provides you the full environment of a progamming language where Terraform is a declarative system

can i have some example of that? Still not clear on ur meants "declarative system" ?

Lets say you want to create an amount of x resources

In Pulumi you can do this simply in a loop ..

i will do that with declare it in <http://main.tf|main.tf> file, right? and the output itself

One way would be something like this:
```ressource "aws_ec2_instance" "first" {}
ressource "aws_ec2_instance" "second" {}
ressource "aws_ec2_instance" "third" {} ```
But thats unrealistic and painful to write

A better way would be to use `count` and interpolation syntax in TF:
```resource "aws_instance" "vpn" {
  count = "${var.something ? 1 : 0}"
}```


Like I said, in pulumi you just use the the different loops that come with Python, C#, TS or Go ..

so, we can use any languages that accompany with pulumi, right?

and, does it support some kind of "atlantis" to check for the code as terraform can do ?

I don't know an answer to that question, sorry

yes - <@U01E7GE6F70> - there are some CI/CD mechanisms for displaying what would be applied.

and then you can use something like the pulumi actions for Github Actions to get the gitops style flow you are probably used to with Atlantis - if i remember atlantis properly

ok, but the way doing with "Pulumi" is we have to register an online account
and then, use it for online tasks? put all the state to Cloud?