> For them there is nothing worse than relying on another team while they could geek out on the subject themselves and they believe they could do it better.
It may not be optimal, but it’s almost invariably faster.
Personally I like the way my company does it, where people have (more or less) full access to the AWS account, but there’s a lot of automated guardrails/scanning that alerts you when you’ve done something stupid (public S3 buckets etc.)
It may not be optimal, but it’s almost invariably faster.
Personally I like the way my company does it, where people have (more or less) full access to the AWS account, but there’s a lot of automated guardrails/scanning that alerts you when you’ve done something stupid (public S3 buckets etc.)