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Policy value creation is controlled by the `Turbot > Materialization` policy, which supports two modes:
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-**Always**: Policy values are created for all resources regardless of whether policy settings exist. This provides comprehensive coverage but may impact performance in large environments.
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-**Automatic**: Policy values are only created when you explicitly set a policy setting somewhere in the resource hierarchy. For example, if no policy setting exists for `AWS > S3 > Bucket > Approved` at the AWS account level, then S3 buckets in that account will not have policy values for `AWS > S3 > Bucket > Approved` or its sub-policies.
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-**Automatic**: Primary policy values are only created when you explicitly set a primary policy in the resource hierarchy. For sub-policy types, their values are also created when a related primary policy setting is created. For example, if no policy setting exists for `AWS > S3 > Bucket > Approved` at the AWS account level, then S3 buckets in that account will not have policy values for `AWS > S3 > Bucket > Approved` or its sub-policies.
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Note that some policy types, such as those related to CMDB and event handler configuration, always create values when resources are discovered, regardless of the materialization mode.
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