If i had to chose bicep vs terraform i would go terra, since bicep is a dsl and doesnt have a statestore/machine. But out of all the options out there i would choose Pulumi because its awesome :)
Can you please tell me how is Terraform really "Cloud agnostic"? I mean, you cannot deploy an Azure VM and an AWS EC2 with the same piece of code! Multi - Cloud? Sure. Cloud Agnostic? Nah!
The weakness of this lock state file is also that it can accidentally expose confidential information to users that normally don't have access to it. For example there are ways that Azure Key Vault secret values can leak to users through the state file, who normally don't have RBAC permission to read the secret.
Always interesting to see other tools. Need to explore TF for sure, but interested in the Bicep model. Management of state and how that impacts resource provisioning is an interesting problem - seeing how different frameworks approach it is informative.
Hi warrior here sir, you are an amazing person your videos are gold, can't thank enough❤ when will the arch Linux last video be released, been waiting 😅
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If i had to chose bicep vs terraform i would go terra, since bicep is a dsl and doesnt have a statestore/machine. But out of all the options out there i would choose Pulumi because its awesome :)
Terraform is cloud-agnostic. You can use a lock state file for collaboration. You can also refresh the state file.
Can you please tell me how is Terraform really "Cloud agnostic"? I mean, you cannot deploy an Azure VM and an AWS EC2 with the same piece of code! Multi - Cloud? Sure. Cloud Agnostic? Nah!
The weakness of this lock state file is also that it can accidentally expose confidential information to users that normally don't have access to it. For example there are ways that Azure Key Vault secret values can leak to users through the state file, who normally don't have RBAC permission to read the secret.
Always interesting to see other tools. Need to explore TF for sure, but interested in the Bicep model. Management of state and how that impacts resource provisioning is an interesting problem - seeing how different frameworks approach it is informative.
Hi warrior here sir, you are an amazing person your videos are gold, can't thank enough❤ when will the arch Linux last video be released, been waiting 😅
Another timely video
and why not include Crossplane also in the discussion ? it actually is the kubernetes solution of IAC, and by definition should be kind of best ...
I am very intruiged by Crossplane, but I haven't seen it much in the wild yet.
hey!, great vid, btw where can i find your neovim configuration ?
My GitHub
does anybody know what font does he use for terminal ?
Tf is standard