> Infrastructure as Code, not infrastructure as YAML.
Right on.
It's amazing to me that we've spent decades with programming languages and environments which can accurately guess what you're about to type next, which have enormous expressiveness while maintaining cogency, which are intuitive and well understood by humans, which have endless libraries and an infinity of ways of connecting with the world.
And what do we use to configure the most sophisticated infrastructure to run such code? Yet another mark-up language!
Right on.
It's amazing to me that we've spent decades with programming languages and environments which can accurately guess what you're about to type next, which have enormous expressiveness while maintaining cogency, which are intuitive and well understood by humans, which have endless libraries and an infinity of ways of connecting with the world.
And what do we use to configure the most sophisticated infrastructure to run such code? Yet another mark-up language!