> I disagree with this perspective. You should have multiple accounts but only if your organisation requires it for isolation or data protection reasons and only enough to perform the task.
I'm not sure where you got your take from. The blog post you're commenting explicitly makes the case for multiple AWS accounts with isolation in mind. In fact, the blog post barely mentions anything beyond isolation. How can you claim you agree and disagree at the same time?
I'm not sure where you got your take from. The blog post you're commenting explicitly makes the case for multiple AWS accounts with isolation in mind. In fact, the blog post barely mentions anything beyond isolation. How can you claim you agree and disagree at the same time?