Terraform takes a more infrastructure-centric approach and its strength is typically for provisioning infrastructure such as putting up a K8s cluster, etc. than for deploying apps (although you can). Whereas HyScale is aimed at defining higher-level entities in a language that developers understand intuitively without any extra learning curve.
HyScale also aims to reduce the amount of abstraction leakage by dealing with aspects of troubleshooting and runtime operations as well. So this application-centric abstraction enables self-service deployments as well as development on K8s with minimal IT/DevOps intervention.
hyscale|5 years ago
HyScale also aims to reduce the amount of abstraction leakage by dealing with aspects of troubleshooting and runtime operations as well. So this application-centric abstraction enables self-service deployments as well as development on K8s with minimal IT/DevOps intervention.
For more, see: https://github.com/hyscale/hyscale/wiki/App-centric-Abstract...
verdverm|5 years ago
https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/deploy-any-resource-with-the-...