Enough theory. It’s time to look at the YAML. In this episode, we build the E-Commerce Redis Promise line-by-line. We will examine the API schema, the Pipeline configuration, and the Destination selectors that make multi-cluster deployment possible, ensuring you understand exactly how Kratix executes your logic.
When you write standard TypeScript, data is computed immediately. But in Pulumi, when you request an EC2 instance’s IP address, the IP does not exist until AWS physically boots the server. This introduces temporal paradoxes. In this final fundamental episode, we master Inputs, Outputs, and how to safely manipulate asynchronous infrastructure data.
Learn how the built-in Awaited<T> utility models the runtime await keyword. We explore how to combine the infer keyword with Recursive Type Aliases to drill down and unwrap Promises infinitely deep, and how to compose it with ReturnType for async functions.
