Very detailed explanation, thank you very much. I started using Terraform and Ansible two days ago to learn about Infrastructure as Code. Your video comes in very handy.
I would only add that nowadays Cloudflare encourages to use api_token instead of api_key. Also in civo provider its good to use region - It took me a short moment to figure out why i dont see created server in civo dashboard - it was placed in NYC1 zone by default which i dont use:). A word of explanation of how terraform interprets many files would also be usefull. Just my 2 cents as feedback. Anyway, this tutorial and setup is simplest i could find in internet. Thank you!
Christian , Could you kindly create an A-Z tutorial session on DevOps? Your content is far more comprehensible and engaging than any other courses I have come across.
Thank you :) I'm doing videos on these topics from time to time, if you look at my channel playlist for Automation you'll find a lot of good stuff here
Awesome tutorial. It's nice that TF is finally in 1.x version, using 0.x versions on production felt kinda.. off, even though it worked fine. One comment regarding the video: That "buzzing" while showing "chapter name" was kinda annoying :/
Thank you for this video. Can you perhaps share which shell are you using in this video and its config file ? I really like type-ahead prediction (like at 9:18)
From a Homelab perspective I prefer ansible + docker I don't really have servers standing around like cattle. All my servers are trash to treasure snowflakes :) Enterprise use cases are of course a different thing. At any rate, great video!
OUCH 😣 that transition sound on the chapters or when a title appears is so annoying and makes that video so hard to hear. Especially if you want to focus and learn something from it. Hope there will be a new version someday where that sound is not present
Terraform is SO AWESOME took a course not to long ago and its F***ing Brilliant!!! and so helpful. Especially if you use Modules!
^Thank you ;)
Great video. I have been using TF for a few months in a large environment and this was perfect!
Thanks that honors me!
This dude reads brain man. Awesome tutorial again.
Thanks 😁
Very detailed explanation, thank you very much.
I started using Terraform and Ansible two days ago to learn about Infrastructure as Code.
Your video comes in very handy.
Cool! Thank you ;)
I would only add that nowadays Cloudflare encourages to use api_token instead of api_key. Also in civo provider its good to use region - It took me a short moment to figure out why i dont see created server in civo dashboard - it was placed in NYC1 zone by default which i dont use:). A word of explanation of how terraform interprets many files would also be usefull. Just my 2 cents as feedback. Anyway, this tutorial and setup is simplest i could find in internet. Thank you!
Christian , Could you kindly create an A-Z tutorial session on DevOps? Your content is far more comprehensible and engaging than any other courses I have come across.
Thank you :) I'm doing videos on these topics from time to time, if you look at my channel playlist for Automation you'll find a lot of good stuff here
@@christianlempa Thank You!! Much Appreciate your reply 🙂
Awesome tutorial! Much better than spending time on reading documentation 😀😀
Amazing 👍 glad you liked it
thanks for the demo and info, have a great day
Thanks, you too!
I use terraform daily for my job. It’s amazing and easy to track all the resources created for our cloud workloads.
Very cool!
Great video, which theme are you using?
Great explanation 🎉 Thanks a lot
Glad it was helpful!
This is a good video. Great explanation
Thank you :)
Awesome tutorial. It's nice that TF is finally in 1.x version, using 0.x versions on production felt kinda.. off, even though it worked fine.
One comment regarding the video: That "buzzing" while showing "chapter name" was kinda annoying :/
Thanks ❤ awesome feedback!
Nice bro :D, i love Terraform,
Love Terraform…
very well done
thx
Thx!
Big fan of your work. Thanks!
I have a stupid doubt about terminology... as terraform is for infrastructure would be more a SysOp tool than a DevOps?
Thank you mate! Terraform is a tool you can use in many different ways, it should be part of SysOp and DevOps toolset.
The shell looks awesome , what shell do you use ?
I'm using Windows Terminal and Powershell or WSL2 ZFS and Starship prompt
Thank you for this video. Can you perhaps share which shell are you using in this video and its config file ? I really like type-ahead prediction (like at 9:18)
Cheers! I recently did a video about my terminal, it has changed a lot though :D
From a Homelab perspective I prefer ansible + docker I don't really have servers standing around like cattle. All my servers are trash to treasure snowflakes :)
Enterprise use cases are of course a different thing.
At any rate, great video!
Thanks mate! Yeah I think for Homelab Ansible makes more sense
Can this automate docker-compose files? This is amazing
I don't think so, as docker-compose is another container management tool. Maybe there is a way but I haven't found it yet.
Terraform does not manage docker compose let alone docker itself. You can create eks, ecs resource in aws for example but thats about it.
If used in combination, yes you can use ansible to orchestrate anything including docker but the fact you can doesn't make it the best way to do it.
In a way Terraform make me think about IBM Openshift. How about making a tutorial about Terraform with VMWare? Maybe you already did?
Nah not yet, I'm not using VMWare so that would be a bit difficult for me to make
how do i give you money?
Best is to support me on Patreon :)
What it is, is the world telling the non-programmer IT switch and knob tinkerers that it is time to learn how to code.
OUCH 😣 that transition sound on the chapters or when a title appears is so annoying and makes that video so hard to hear. Especially if you want to focus and learn something from it. Hope there will be a new version someday where that sound is not present
Hi bro