Emulating Terraform on Pulumi's Engine
Blog post from Pulumi
Pulumi's HCL support aims to seamlessly integrate existing Terraform configurations, allowing users to run them in Pulumi while addressing the semantic differences between Pulumi and OpenTofu. The HCL interpreter processes Terraform's resource semantics, providers, and modules, with a focus on translating them to Pulumi's engine protocol. Pulumi and Terraform both utilize providers, but Pulumi's "terraform-provider" acts as a bridge to facilitate compatibility with Terraform providers. Pulumi's HCL interpreter handles resource property translations, converting snake_case to camelCase and adapting to the type requirements of the Pulumi engine. The system also supports Terraform's provisioners and conditions through resource hooks, and translates resource options like lifecycle and provider settings to Pulumi's equivalents. Additionally, Terraform modules are represented as Pulumi components, allowing cross-language compatibility and integration. Pulumi's approach ensures that users can leverage Terraform's capabilities while benefiting from Pulumi's features, with ongoing efforts to address any discrepancies that arise.
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