#I'm researching another "cloud" tech
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Let me also add, I'm asking here, because I feel "running things" in code is more practical than making things happen with config (to also possibly run some code). So, the declarative against imperative models. With code, I can control things outside of the configed resources, like sending data to a particular database as state information of the process.
I can theoretically do this with Argo Workflows too, but that would entail firing up resources and running the code. That feels bass-ackwards to me. Sure it is "cloud native", but geez, what the frick does that really mean?
Naw, I want code running things from the git-go. The "things" can be pointing to config and the config can make certain things happen too. That is a better "feeling" process to me, because I believe it is easier to troubleshoot and reason about. Am I wrong with this perspective?