electron-orbitals VS bank-of-anthos

Hi! I'm Liam, going into UBC Sciences next year, and looking for a programming related internship/mentorship/job. I'm a snowboard instructor during the winter season, so I have some work experience. I've been programming for 7 years, but have never worked professionally in the field, mostly working on personal projects.

My most recent project is a database of electron orbital probability distribution renders done in Python and Matplotlib: https://liam-ilan.github.io/electron-orbitals/

I made this little resource for browsing renders of electron orbitals (https://liam-ilan.github.io/electron-orbitals/).

repo of applied examples at https://github.com/autotune/bank-of-anthos/tree/main/aws

Email: [email protected]

We have had incidents where I work of developers or folks new with terraform on the team making manual changes to resources they should not have made, resulting in downtime. I did my own little PoC at https://github.com/autotune/bank-of-anthos/tree/main/aws that implements Crossplane on an EKS cluster, which then builds out its own EKS cluster and resources to support that, and installs a demo provided by Google via helm. What are the cons of this setup? So far I have identified the lack of ability to do a terraform plan beforehand and and the fact that Crossplane is basically brand new on the scene as possible set backs, but the features it offers in exchange for that just seem incredible. What are your experiences or thoughts on it?