Similar to previously opened issues, I'm having trouble deleting a log forwarder created s3 bucket because it's not empty. The problem seems to be around how the Terraform deployment process is just kicking off a cloudformation stack. I believe Terraform should be treated as a first class citizen, especially given the rise of HCL https://x.com/armon/status/1722982323983880589?s=20
Describe what you expected:
I would like to see a terraform module which cleanly deploys and destroys the datadog log forwarder infrastructure
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Deploy a datadog log forwarder via terraform (as described here) and run terraform destroy
We're also suffering from this problem. Cloudformation Stack in terraform seems lazy, and is actually very slow to deploy. Would be great if it was just Terraform.
Describe what happened:
Similar to previously opened issues, I'm having trouble deleting a log forwarder created s3 bucket because it's not empty. The problem seems to be around how the Terraform deployment process is just kicking off a cloudformation stack. I believe Terraform should be treated as a first class citizen, especially given the rise of HCL https://x.com/armon/status/1722982323983880589?s=20
Describe what you expected:
I would like to see a terraform module which cleanly deploys and destroys the datadog log forwarder infrastructure
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Deploy a datadog log forwarder via terraform (as described here) and run
terraform destroy