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I believe the downsides of bespoke languages outweigh the benefits. More generally, I don't advise macro languages, configuration languages, or scripting using general-purpose languages. Keep it as simple as possible, ideally understandable by humans and tools.
Configuration should be represented as data, and we need to build reusable, testable programs that manipulate the data. We have http://github.com/kubernetes-client …, but more work is needed on SDKs to make that easier. If an encapsulated abstraction is needed, build it using CRDs
Fully agree on config as data
.. but humans don't want to write data. Otherwise every k8s config would be mountains of literal near-duplicated YAML, and we wouldn't have these 100 tools. Humans want to describe *patterns*, use late-binding, composition, encapsulate expertise, etc.
So confused. Isn't "build it using CRDs" a recommendation to use a general purpose language (presuming golang controller or similar) or build a bespoke language out of a reusable (existing/generic) CRD? I feel the rejection of things called "languages" is distorting our analysis.
Not sure if I get your point. In my opinion CRDs should be used to describe details to some running application, for example elastic-search or postgres or stackset. People who maintain postgres would write a postgres-controller that does failover, backup, ..
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