Terraform can be used freely by studying with books, manuals, and github without anyone’s help, but Pulumi seems to need help from experts.

Hi @little-belgium-31679, I would disagree with this. What areas are you struggling with? The pulumi documentation is really good now with many examples to help.

Maybe it’s because I’m used to Terraform. Skill up alone without anyone’s help

If you know Terraform and a programming language you shouldn't have too many difficulties. Is there a particular area you are struggling with?

When a beginner who can only use Terraform learns Pulumi for the first time, Skill Upd quickly?

Do you have software programming experience?

It’s ok for me, but the new employee is having a hard time understanding it.

otherwise i would recommend the YAML route i think

Can you be a bit more specific? Pulumi have some good guides. Do you and your team know any programming languages? There is now support for YAML as of yesterday to get you started.

We are using Python. I’ll try it once with YAML and I’ll tell you if there is a difficult thing.

Look on YouTube as well for PulumiTV.

Thank you. ^^

Your welcome. Here is a starter guide, https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/.

Hi Antony - let me know if something isn't clear - I've used Terraform as well. Your prior experience (and your team mates) will play a huge role of course - I struggled with some simple things like org/project/stack names - and I'm only now getting to grips with Output<T> types 🙂. I can just encourage you to continue with it - so far I'm really really happy with the results I've achieved. There was a point in my journey where "the pin dropped" and I realized how much further i could go with Pulumi compared to a non-general-purpose language tool. Just hit me up if you have questions and I'll try to help out.

@damp-honey-93158 I saw it too late. Thanks for your reply. I’ll test it out and ask any questions.