"You can absolutely write bad Pulumi code. You can over-engineer it. You can create abstractions nobody understands. You can make something simple feel clever f

"You can absolutely write bad Pulumi code. You can over-engineer it. You can create abstractions nobody understands. You can make something simple feel clever for no reason. But that is not a Pulumi problem. That is a software design problem." An uncomfortable idea is that these are basically the same thing. There's a reason the phrase "just enough rope to hang yourself" exists. A system that requires more software design <can be> a problem in and of itself.