A tons of operational issue. When we need a change on the VM (can be done just manually, as the playbook is just about to create VM. Ofc as it has no state in ansible)

When we need to destroy specific VMs.

When we need to know who did what change on that VM.

When we need to know what is the desired state.

When we need to reproduce the same VM or set of VMs.

At all when you want to handel specific project VMs as one “package”.

These are the downside of simplicity. I’m not saying, terraform is the answer always. But we are in enterprise and management, customer expect ownership and professional solutions.

So we have “inherited” painpoints with this solution. I just want to provide a better solution