Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
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Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
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Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#2Not sure why you’d ever do this instead of using terraform.
Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#3Not sure why you’d ever do this instead of using terraform.
As someone who spends two hours a day dealing with buggered terraform state and upgrading terraform and dealing with terraform bugs I can see it.
It’s one of those things that really works pretty well but there are enough edge cases to make it slightly soul sucking.
Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#4Not sure why you’d ever do this instead of using terraform.
As someone who spends two hours a day dealing with buggered terraform state and upgrading terraform and dealing with terraform bugs I can see it. It’s one of those things that really works pretty well but there are enough edge cases to make it slightly soul sucking.
Would it be more soul sucking than emulating it with bash, as the article is almost suggesting?
Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#5Not sure why you’d ever do this instead of using terraform.
As someone who spends two hours a day dealing with buggered terraform state and upgrading terraform and dealing with terraform bugs I can see it. It’s one of those things that really works pretty well but there are enough edge cases to make it slightly soul sucking.
Agreed, I swapped my team from teraform to Ansible to SAM... SAM has been the most reliable and resilient and stable for my use cases (general serverless)
Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#6Not sure why you’d ever do this instead of using terraform.
As someone who spends two hours a day dealing with buggered terraform state and upgrading terraform and dealing with terraform bugs I can see it. It’s one of those things that really works pretty well but there are enough edge cases to make it slightly soul sucking.
If you don't like Terraform then you should use CloudFormation, not bash scripts.
Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
As someone who spends two hours a day dealing with buggered terraform state and upgrading terraform and dealing with terraform bugs I can see it. It’s one of those things that really works pretty well but there are enough edge cases to make it slightly soul sucking.
Agreed, I swapped my team from teraform to Ansible to SAM... SAM has been the most reliable and resilient and stable for my use cases (general serverless)
SAM is cloudformation. cloudformation is the thing to use if you’re on the AWS cloud
Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
As someone who spends two hours a day dealing with buggered terraform state and upgrading terraform and dealing with terraform bugs I can see it. It’s one of those things that really works pretty well but there are enough edge cases to make it slightly soul sucking.
If you don't like Terraform then you should use CloudFormation, not bash scripts.
Oh no that’s even worse.
Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#9the world would be better off abandoning the bezos' empire
Re: Setup AWS Cloudwatch Monitoring and Alerts Using Bash Scripts
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
As someone who spends two hours a day dealing with buggered terraform state and upgrading terraform and dealing with terraform bugs I can see it. It’s one of those things that really works pretty well but there are enough edge cases to make it slightly soul sucking.
Would it be more soul sucking than emulating it with bash, as the article is almost suggesting?
About the same. Just nice for stuff to suck in a different way occasionally.