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That's a fair point, but it shifts the management to the entity that is best equipped to manage it.. and at least with SAM, which makes to the bulk of our deplo
by ldoughty 4y ago
That's a fair point, but it shifts the management to the entity that is best equipped to manage it.. and at least with SAM, which makes to the bulk of our deploys, we've not had issues as long as the first deploy didn't error (since you can't fix a broken initial deploy)
When I've used CDK, I actually strip the boot strap and avoid the functions that add state, and it makes great templates... But as I mentioned before, my use case might be different and less prone to issues.. I'm mostly using ec2 servers, lambda, and the typical supporting services (iam, cloud watch, s3, CloudFront, sqs, etc.)