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+  In what language should I write my automation?
+pubDate: 2023-03-09
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+  archive/2023/03/09/in-what-language-should-i-write-my-automation?
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+#   - b
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+Out of the three tools I mentioned in yesterday's email - Ansible, Terraform and Pulimi - I mostly use Pulumi these days for writing automation code.
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+Why? As someone who is already familiar with writing code in certain programming languages, I like that I can use those languages to also write automation, avoid learning a domain-specific language, and those existing approaches like functions and classes to make reusable components and resources.
+
+I like that it supports a number of languages. I started with TypeScript but since watching a recent episode of the AltF4Stream, I'm looking at Python too. I've written Python before with Fabric and what you can achieve in Pulumi with a small amount of Python code is very impressive compared to other languages like Go and TypeScript.
+
+If you prefer those other languages, why not give Pulumi a try with it?