Just found this channel today and already loving the content... One request can you plz make video on complex TF modules(Enterprise level)?? That's something I'm not able to grasp
thanks! well i have a few of videos on that topic How To Structure Terraform Project (3 Levels) - th-cam.com/video/nMVXs8VnrF4/w-d-xo.html terragrant - th-cam.com/video/yduHaOj3XMg/w-d-xo.html
Hate to be that guy, but do you think you could ever make a video diving deeper into Terraform Best Practices/how Terraform is "realistically" used by a Cloud/Infrastructure/Platform Engineer? I as well as countless others I'm sure see your videos as a bit of a holy grail of detailed, concise, applicable knowledge for aspiring Cloud-oriented engineers, but I really feel your unique experience as a well-established DevOps Engineer in the industry gives you a very unique opportunity to share (as much as you're allowed to) your experiences actually doing these things for a company/client and as well as any practices you've picked up along the way. Anyways, that's just my pitch! Thank you for sharing these videos Anton they are invaluable for aspiring Cloud engineers myself and the world alike.
Thanks noneya for the feedback! In reality it's a mess. Half of your environments use one thing another environments don't even use terraform at all =) Real advise from my experience, don't try to use latest features of terraform/clouds, just be consistent. Implement small changes across all environments, it's boring and sometimes can take months.
Seems to me that these "features" are just afterthoughts; they created the language, but then they realized it's too limited for what it's supposed to do, and they're adding these to compensate. Compare this with something like Pulumi with "intuitive" language constructs that you can use
@@AntonPutra If you mean you didn't get what I meant, I was comparing this to something like Pulumi, which has "familiar" language constructs for these purposes
@@AntonPutra I have used AWS CDK for prod, but I think Pulumi is better. I think (think) they're now using their own things, but they used to (maybe still do) use Terraform's "backend" things. I think it's definitely worth a look. Unfortunately, I haven't managed to use it in a "real" environment (company policies everywhere, you know!)
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This guy is brilliant, thanks
Thanks!
You answered all my questions in this playlist, you are a beast keep up the good work
thanks! will do
Thank you so much. So far the best tips & tricks I’ve seen.
Thanks Bruno!
Лучший канал для. исходя из практического применения. Огромное спасибо.
Spasibo!
Just found this channel today and already loving the content... One request can you plz make video on complex TF modules(Enterprise level)?? That's something I'm not able to grasp
thanks! well i have a few of videos on that topic
How To Structure Terraform Project (3 Levels) - th-cam.com/video/nMVXs8VnrF4/w-d-xo.html
terragrant - th-cam.com/video/yduHaOj3XMg/w-d-xo.html
@@AntonPutra Thanks that was the next video in playlist :)
Amazing work. Appreciate that you publish so much useful and full of practice reference materials. ❤
My pleasure 😊
another nice succinct tutorial Anton
Thanks sombiri!
You came in clutch. Today I just found out I'm going to be using terraform at my job but I've literally never heard of it 💀
welcome to the club =)
very clear! Subscribed
cool, thanks!
Thank you for providing all the information I needed in one concise video :-), Im waiting for more videos :D
Thanks Neeloj!
❤ Thanks Grand Teacher
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Very nice explanations about Terraform Loops sir. ❤
thanks for visit!
Thanks! One more tip, you can set "count = 0" and resources wouldn't be created.
yes, it's covered in conditionals =)
Hate to be that guy, but do you think you could ever make a video diving deeper into Terraform Best Practices/how Terraform is "realistically" used by a Cloud/Infrastructure/Platform Engineer? I as well as countless others I'm sure see your videos as a bit of a holy grail of detailed, concise, applicable knowledge for aspiring Cloud-oriented engineers, but I really feel your unique experience as a well-established DevOps Engineer in the industry gives you a very unique opportunity to share (as much as you're allowed to) your experiences actually doing these things for a company/client and as well as any practices you've picked up along the way.
Anyways, that's just my pitch! Thank you for sharing these videos Anton they are invaluable for aspiring Cloud engineers myself and the world alike.
Thanks noneya for the feedback! In reality it's a mess. Half of your environments use one thing another environments don't even use terraform at all =) Real advise from my experience, don't try to use latest features of terraform/clouds, just be consistent. Implement small changes across all environments, it's boring and sometimes can take months.
Hey Anton. Thanks for the great video! What software are you using for your presentation? Powerpoint?
Thanks! Adobe suite
Awesome video
I'm just a developer, but I really like your channel, could you someday, record a video including gh ci/cd into the mix? It would be awesome.
Thank you! I already have several videos on GitHub Actions, but I'll definitely create more in the future.
@@AntonPutra Oh I was not aware of it haha it never showed up for me... thanks for letting me know. I'll check them for sure!
what about if ...else if ... else syntax in terraform?
test = "${ condition ? value : (elif-condition ? elif-value : else-value)}"
❤Yevgeniy Brikman
Huge pain points of using a "made-up declarative language" rather than a "real programming language"
Didn't get that
Seems to me that these "features" are just afterthoughts; they created the language, but then they realized it's too limited for what it's supposed to do, and they're adding these to compensate.
Compare this with something like Pulumi with "intuitive" language constructs that you can use
@@AntonPutra If you mean you didn't get what I meant, I was comparing this to something like Pulumi, which has "familiar" language constructs for these purposes
@@farzadmf I see, I’m considering ether pulumi or aws cdk for the next tutorial but never used them in prod
@@AntonPutra I have used AWS CDK for prod, but I think Pulumi is better.
I think (think) they're now using their own things, but they used to (maybe still do) use Terraform's "backend" things. I think it's definitely worth a look.
Unfortunately, I haven't managed to use it in a "real" environment (company policies everywhere, you know!)
I wonder how much time you spend to create this wonderful video+PPT type of TH-cam content 🫡🫡🙌🙌 hat’s off sir…
About a week, but I also have a full-time job.