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So from a product perspective they basically manage tfstate, you get to use “pre-packaged and recommended” providers (not clear if say aws provider is allowed)
by dilyevsky 3y ago
So from a product perspective they basically manage tfstate, you get to use “pre-packaged and recommended” providers (not clear if say aws provider is allowed) and they slapped iam to it? Seems like another one of those frankenstein cloud designs…
- candiddevmike 3y agoThis is definitely half baked IMO. Not a whole lot of benefits over running TF with Cloud Build and a storage bucket. Definitely have more control and better UX than the weird hoops you jump through to set this up.