> Besides the practical advantages of not having to modify .tf files every time someone needs a new bucket, this approach also completely detaches the concept of a desired state with the concept of an actual state.
Yeah, who wanted their infrastructure in version control anyway.
But seriously, if you want a new bucket without _all the hassle_ of using Terraform, just use the CDK or maybe even a CLI one-liner ?
> Besides the practical advantages of not having to modify .tf files every time someone needs a new bucket, this approach also completely detaches the concept of a desired state with the concept of an actual state.
Yeah, who wanted their infrastructure in version control anyway.
But seriously, if you want a new bucket without _all the hassle_ of using Terraform, just use the CDK or maybe even a CLI one-liner ?