Our team uses the AWS CLI frequently, particularly for tasks that require quick execution and automation. We rely on it for operations such as creating and managing resources, retrieving logs, and executing batch scripts in CI/CD pipelines. The CLI is especially useful when we need to script repetitive tasks or integrate AWS commands into our automation tools. However, for larger, more complex infrastructure management, we prefer using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools like Terraform or AWS CloudFormation, which provide version control, consistency, and scalability for defining and managing infrastructure. The AWS Management Console is still used for initial resource configuration, monitoring, and ad-hoc management tasks that require visual interaction. Overall, the AWS CLI is our go-to for quick, command-driven tasks, while IaC and the Console are used for more complex and collaborative infrastructure management.