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POC in Germany company still, need to consider the migration from existing terraform code is the big challenge of us.
r
Can I ask what has made you want to move to Pulumi? I'm trying to persuade my company to go with Pulumi!
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We moved Webiny to Pulumi from Serverless Components. The fact that we don’t have to code actual SDK calls to the cloud (currently AWS, but we will go multi-cloud in the future) was a huge relief. Also good diffing and partial deploys help speedup subsequent deploys. Also proper TypeScript, so I can discover options myself without constantly looking into documentation. And we just like code more than YAML files 🙂
r
Thanks, I feel the same! My manager has concerns about the community not as strong as Terraform and finding Pulumi resource. Did any of these concerns come up at your place of work?
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Our infrastructure has Kubctul, makefile, helm, docker, terraform, mess with a lot shell and makefile.
it is so hard to test and pulumi can put all together with SDK. and build self-service portal to automation, but I am still testing all the functions.
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@red-football-97286 we didn’t have concerns about that. We’re a startup as well, and community grows fast around a good product. For us it was important that we can use code (not cryptic config files) to deploy to multiple cloud vendors and have the ability to have local state files. This also helped make the decision: https://techcrunch.com/2020/10/28/pulumi-raises-37-5m-series-b-for-its-cloud-engineering-platform/
r
Great, thank you for this!