Creating a Multi-Language Ecosystem That Developers Can Take Advantage Of

Multi-language means that you can write your module or your package in Go and expose that same package to other languages. So let's think of the use case here. You have a centralized operations team or a centralized infrastructure team who has to create modules and packages for people around the IT department. That infrastructure team writes in Go. The database guys or the UI people, they don't know Go. So you can give it to them, package it up as the binary, and then Pulumi will understand that it translates internally in the binary that somebody is calling our EKS package in TypeScript. It actually needs to translate into the Go API on the hood.