But then you need two different provisioning tools, one for infra in k8s, and one for infra outside k8s. Or perhaps using non-native tools or wrappers.
> But then you need two different provisioning tools, one for infra in k8s, and one for infra outside k8s.
Yes, and 99% of the companies do this. It is quite common to use Terraform/AWS CDK/Pulumi/etc to provision the infrastructure, and ArgoCD/Helm/etc to manage the resources on Kubernetes. There is nothing wrong with it.
