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#awsTip 10: naming things is still hard. if you use #awsCdk to provision your infra, avoid hardcoding names. any resources that requires a replacement will fail and will cause the stack to be in a bad state until that resource is deleted.

#aws #devops
some additional two cents from the author: moving forward in a cloud centric serverless world, it will be bad form to hardcode the names of things vs relying on service discovery
as a bonus, this will protect you from name squatting attacks like what was just disclosed by @iann0036

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