The best thing about your videos is your use of practical examples and applications of these services. Makes it so much clearer than 99% of videos out there. I'm just starting to learn AWS and have been stuck on videos that claim to be an "explanation" of EC2, S3, CloudFormation, etc, but they're really just spitting up AWS marketing buzzwords. Please keep up with these videos!
One of a kind content. Would love more content like this that helps beginners like me understand the fundamentals of AWS services, and how to leverage them when building Apps. Having tutorials for basic apps, with basic cloud solutions, where you walk us through the steps and what they mean, is a great video idea!
Just wanted to say thanks for this video. It’s great to have an independent voice talking about CF rather than the fairly boring unopinionated AWS official videos
Hi Mike, Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Really glad you enjoy the commentary and walkthrough. If you have any suggestions for videos you would be interested in I'd love to hear them. Cheers and stay safe. Daniel
Thank You so kindly for taking the time to share your knowledge. I’ve transitioned to the DevOps world and on the fast track to learning AWS. Been in IT for the past 14yrs, systems and then software for the past 5yrs… but this cloud stuff is a doozy. I think there are just various apps to choose from that narrowing it down makes it interesting. But thank you again
Hi Geek Chiq, I agree AWS can be quite overwhelming especially for newcomers. I''ve made a video to help explain the most important services that I think you can benefit from: th-cam.com/video/B08iQQhXG1Y/w-d-xo.html Good luck on your journey and feel free to reach out with any questions! Daniel
I am checking it out right now actually. This helps in so many whys. There seems to be so much content out there to learn from, yet narrowing it down really helps create less confusion, respectively. Thank You again for sharing your talents and knowledge. 😃
I love your explanations and don't mean to make fun but it was pretty funny when you went "I don't know why YAML took off over JSON" and in the same breath said "It really is a lot cleaner to use compared to JSON" 🤣🤣🤣 I'm a huge fan of JSON for inter-function communication but love my YAMLs for human-editable configs, feels a lot more intuitive.
Hi Doda, Thanks for the comment. Haha I think YAML is starting to grow on me to be honest :) I'm looking forward to trying out CDK though as a replacement for CF. Cheers
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Great video. In it though, you say that SAM, Serverless, CDK and Terraform all compile down to CloudFormation. My understanding is that this is definitely not the case for Terraform. This has upsides (being able to support AWS API that don't yet have a CloudFormation implementation) and downsides (no stacks, I guess?). That's actually one of the main reasons I've not switched from CloudFormation to Terraform.
Hey Ron. After looking into it a bit more, it looks like you are indeed correct. Apologies for the mis-step here. Its interesting to note though that Terraform looks to be integrating with the AWS APIs directly and building their own state representation. Similar to how it must work for cloud formation internally.
Hi Sabrine, Great question! Terraform does not use CloudFormation - it looks like it interacts with AWS directly through APIs. Behind the scenes, CloudFormation is using AWS apis. Hope this helps clarify.
I’m using terraform + serverless + localstack. I use parameter store to share values between terraform and serverless and I only use serverless for the lambda functions. Everything else is done in terraform.
Hello. Great Video. A question please : Since I have already built the initial set up, is a tool to produce the "document" in yaml / json automatically ?
So without Cloudformation- gathering the ingredients for a pot of soup and making the same recipe from scratch every time you make dinner. With Cloudformation- premade bags of the soup's dry ingredients... simply add water. Is that accurate?
I'm using CloudFormation - I have no idea how people are understanding it. It seems far too minute and touchy. It witholds information from you until the last step, and I can't even edit the file in Designer from the Stacks page. I learned the basics of Terraform in about 2 weeks - The steep learning curve is still here.
Hey Morgan, have you tried using CDK? It is a much bigger improvement over cloudformation and similar to terraform. I made an intro video here: th-cam.com/video/I2cXlYYoQqQ/w-d-xo.html
No, Terraform does not use CloudFormation under the hood. Terraform interacts directly with the APIs of the cloud provider or service it is managing. While Terraform can be used to manage CloudFormation stacks, it doesn't rely on CloudFormation to provision other resources.
The best thing about your videos is your use of practical examples and applications of these services. Makes it so much clearer than 99% of videos out there. I'm just starting to learn AWS and have been stuck on videos that claim to be an "explanation" of EC2, S3, CloudFormation, etc, but they're really just spitting up AWS marketing buzzwords.
Please keep up with these videos!
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One of a kind content. Would love more content like this that helps beginners like me understand the fundamentals of AWS services, and how to leverage them when building Apps. Having tutorials for basic apps, with basic cloud solutions, where you walk us through the steps and what they mean, is a great video idea!
What a clarity of thoughts you have!! One of the very complicated services explained in a very easy and understandable manner! Good quality content!
Thanks!
Very helpful overview and really appreciate the comparison with the alternatives.
Hey,
I am an SDE Intern at Amazon and I was finding it difficult to understand this stuff.
This video is just the thing I wanted
Thank You So Much
Bruhhh, your content cover it all, thanks a lot !
Thanks Dnial!
Amazing video on Cloudformation! Very clear and concise explanation. I would recommend it to everyone who wants to learn the service.
Thanks so much Marian. Glad you enjoyed.
Just wanted to say thanks for this video. It’s great to have an independent voice talking about CF rather than the fairly boring unopinionated AWS official videos
Hi Mike,
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Really glad you enjoy the commentary and walkthrough. If you have any suggestions for videos you would be interested in I'd love to hear them. Cheers and stay safe.
Daniel
So true. I'm no longer learning with these official videos. Seems like they only want you to learn without even understand.
A perfect overview of CloudFormation.
Thank you for making such amazing video that clearly describes what aws cloudformation is! It's very helpful in introducing me to this service.
You're very welcome and glad you enjoyed!
This video was a "dot connector" for me! Thanks!!
Glad to hear that Ameer! Thanks for watching :)
"You are not alone if you face some issues with cloud formation" - excellent metric on the quality of the service.
Thank You so kindly for taking the time to share your knowledge. I’ve transitioned to the DevOps world and on the fast track to learning AWS. Been in IT for the past 14yrs, systems and then software for the past 5yrs… but this cloud stuff is a doozy. I think there are just various apps to choose from that narrowing it down makes it interesting. But thank you again
Hi Geek Chiq,
I agree AWS can be quite overwhelming especially for newcomers. I''ve made a video to help explain the most important services that I think you can benefit from: th-cam.com/video/B08iQQhXG1Y/w-d-xo.html
Good luck on your journey and feel free to reach out with any questions!
Daniel
I am checking it out right now actually. This helps in so many whys. There seems to be so much content out there to learn from, yet narrowing it down really helps create less confusion, respectively.
Thank You again for sharing your talents and knowledge. 😃
I love your explanations and don't mean to make fun but it was pretty funny when you went "I don't know why YAML took off over JSON" and in the same breath said "It really is a lot cleaner to use compared to JSON" 🤣🤣🤣
I'm a huge fan of JSON for inter-function communication but love my YAMLs for human-editable configs, feels a lot more intuitive.
Hi Doda,
Thanks for the comment. Haha I think YAML is starting to grow on me to be honest :) I'm looking forward to trying out CDK though as a replacement for CF.
Cheers
😂🤣😂 I noticed that as well… made me chuckle.
i guess Im asking randomly but does anybody know of a method to get back into an instagram account??
I somehow lost the password. I would love any tips you can give me
the comparison section really helped, thanks.
Glad to hear it!
Best and simplest explanation
Thanks Lone Wolf! Glad you found this useful.
You have the best videos man
Great video, simple and easy to understand
Thanks!
Great Content on what the CloudFormation is. Thank you so much !!!. your Tutorials are fantastic. My hat off to you man.
Thank you so much Mat for your support!
Great content as always. Thank you !
My pleasure!
Thanks great explanation 👍
Glad it was helpful!
i don't use it directly but only do the necessary changes to my amplify project when needed. it sure is a whole lot to learn.
Great video. In it though, you say that SAM, Serverless, CDK and Terraform all compile down to CloudFormation. My understanding is that this is definitely not the case for Terraform. This has upsides (being able to support AWS API that don't yet have a CloudFormation implementation) and downsides (no stacks, I guess?). That's actually one of the main reasons I've not switched from CloudFormation to Terraform.
Hey Ron. After looking into it a bit more, it looks like you are indeed correct. Apologies for the mis-step here. Its interesting to note though that Terraform looks to be integrating with the AWS APIs directly and building their own state representation. Similar to how it must work for cloud formation internally.
Great informative and clear video. Thank you very much 🙏
thanks this was so helpful!
You're very welcome Andrea!
this is excellent. i’d love to see you do a cdk pipelines one.
Hi John, I have a video coming out on CDK pipelines next week. Stay tuned and thanks for the suggestion!
is Terraform using CloudFormation behind the scenes ? I found an answer in the hashicorp discussion that says it's not, I'm confused here
Hi Sabrine,
Great question! Terraform does not use CloudFormation - it looks like it interacts with AWS directly through APIs. Behind the scenes, CloudFormation is using AWS apis. Hope this helps clarify.
this video explains better than AWS itself
Here's hoping you do a Terraform video someday :D
Awesome Content like always. Can you do a video on the custom resource in Cloudformation
for a beginner which one to use cloudformation or sam?
I’m using terraform + serverless + localstack. I use parameter store to share values between terraform and serverless and I only use serverless for the lambda functions. Everything else is done in terraform.
Can you do a video on that please?
Thank you so much!
Great video
Thanks Dharminder! Glad you enjoyed.
Awsome! Thanks a lot. pls upload a video for VPC and WAF also.
Thanks so much Shahrzad! I am currently working on a VPC video that will come out in the next couple months. Stay tuned!
@@BeABetterDev Looking forward to it!
thank you very easy to understand
You are welcome!
Hello. Great Video. A question please : Since I have already built the initial set up, is a tool to produce the "document" in yaml / json automatically ?
innocent looking changes can be VERY VERY VERY DANGEROUS!! Experienced myself :D
Amazing video. Could you please make a video on CloudFormation hands on demo in yaml...
Hi Pooja, thank you for the suggestion. I have been meaning to create a hands on cloudformation video - look for it soon! Thanks again.
Awesome content! Are you planning on doing one for CDK as well?
coming soon!
@@BeABetterDev Awww yeahhhh, can't wait!!
So without Cloudformation- gathering the ingredients for a pot of soup and making the same recipe from scratch every time you make dinner. With Cloudformation- premade bags of the soup's dry ingredients... simply add water. Is that accurate?
Hi! Awesome video! Terraform does not use Cloud Formation under the hood, I believe.
Thanks
Awesome
Thanks Vishal!
Thank you!
p.s. I use Pulumi.
You're welcome!
More more more content!
What answer. Why clouds formation is important
Just wow
Nice
good stuff lets do more ...!
Coming soon!
I'm using CloudFormation - I have no idea how people are understanding it. It seems far too minute and touchy. It witholds information from you until the last step, and I can't even edit the file in Designer from the Stacks page.
I learned the basics of Terraform in about 2 weeks - The steep learning curve is still here.
Hey Morgan, have you tried using CDK? It is a much bigger improvement over cloudformation and similar to terraform. I made an intro video here: th-cam.com/video/I2cXlYYoQqQ/w-d-xo.html
nice
It's not a single click. Stop saying that. Nothing is a single click, except a single click.
Terraform does not compile down to cloudformation - it uses the SDK and basically works through the AWS cli
You mean the AWS APIs.
Finally, someone without an accent lol
probably the only advantage of CloudFormation is that rolls back created resources on error
I AM that guy right now... Hey guy, (says boss) we need to move this other thing you didn't build over to a new region! GO!
No, Terraform does not use CloudFormation under the hood. Terraform interacts directly with the APIs of the cloud provider or service it is managing.
While Terraform can be used to manage CloudFormation stacks, it doesn't rely on CloudFormation to provision other resources.
Love the yada yada yada.. lolxxx
Its reSource not reZource
Fix your thumbnail typo
Thank you for pointing this out! Fixed :)
why? yaml over json... 1 missed indention and you're bug hunting for days... json is clean and concise
Thanks This is what I have been looking for without having to watch a +50 min long indian guy video explanation
I love yaml. I use it with Ansible.