ryanryke

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   by ryanryke 1y ago

   Thanks for responding. I love these conversations. >1) How? If you want me to try something, either big "TRY ME" unless it involves becoming a client which that case, I see you as replacing me so my motivation is zero. :D To be
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   by ryanryke 1y ago

   > Sure, your system may update itself more frequently than only when I run "tofu plan/apply" but at end of the day, it doesn't matter. Correct me if I'm wrong here. In my experience you have to "apply"
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   by ryanryke 1y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. I'm new to the platform, and certainly appreciate the interaction. I think I described SI a bit better in another reply, and you can certainly check their website for a better description than I can give here.
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   by ryanryke 1y ago

   Essentially. I'm not sure you could call it IAC specifically, but the same ideas apply. Regarding lock in: I don't necessarily think there is anything here that is stopping you from writing TF and importing objects. Conversely, SI
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   by ryanryke 1y ago

   Feel free to reach out and I can show you. The way I think about it is like this: We want a representation that is as close as possible to what actually is in AWS. That way any proposed changes have a high probability of success when they a
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   by ryanryke 1y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. My plan is to spend a little more time to dive into the details on a follow up post. I'll try to explain our experience here in a little better detail though. In a traditional IAC tool (tf for example). The flo
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   by ryanryke 1y ago

   We're really excited about what the future holds with SI. Feel free to ask any questions.