You explain very well, and you take your time unlike other instructors who rush through the presentation and it's hard to for along. Keep up the good work!
What a good heart you have, I didn't know anything and the terraform documentation seems confusing to me you put things the easy way. Thank you, may God give you strength to continue helping us
Thank you so much sir..it's really great work. We are able to grasp each explanation..please keep doing, Terraform with gcp for creating dataset and assigning role to group to that created dataset using Terraform.
@@RahulWagh I love this tutorial but I dont understand why you introduced count = length (var.user_names) and var.user_names[count.index]. That got me soooo confused. Could you please clarify? @Rahul Wagh
Dear Rahul, really nice training material. Thanks a lot. Can you please develop and upload a new video on a real-life project kind of stuff on TF to AWS , so that we can get a clear e2e idea on how to actually apply TF in practical projects ? Thanks in advance !!
Hi Rahul, It a very good explanation thanks for that. I have one query , Currently you are spin up resource on single location, I want to spin up two locations each location have its owan key and values. like central-1 and other region is it possible how ?
Great work thanks for sharing. Any reason you run init each time? 1 time should be enough or not? Do you have a tutorial using terraform for a s3-lambda-glue project? best regards and take care
There are some Running Servers in aws which have No IAM Roles. I can list those servers in a file, and from that file can we apply IAM roles by using Terraform.
Its already there in the Terraform Part 1 - here is the timestamp for the Google Cloud Platform if you want to learn more - th-cam.com/video/jJX6S5JAGpI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Rahul, i tried the string using GCp but i get lot of error provider "google" { credentials = file("gcp-account.json") project = "my-project-terraform-351112" region = "europe-west4" zone = "europe-west4-a" } resource "google_compute_instance" "default" { machine_type = var.machine_type"
Well yes the idea of this tutorial to show the variables types, so I just hardcoded the instance type into the variable section. I agree hardcoding is not recommended way but for this tutorial and to keep the things simple i have hard coded the instance type
You explain very well, and you take your time unlike other instructors who rush through the presentation and it's hard to for along. Keep up the good work!
What a good heart you have, I didn't know anything and the terraform documentation seems confusing to me you put things the easy way. Thank you, may God give you strength to continue helping us
You're very welcome
GREAT UNDERSTANDING !! MOST RECOMMENDED! I HAVE SHORTLISTED THIS VIDEO OUT OF OTHERS SEEN AROUND MANY!!
bohat shukariya Rahul sahab for explaining in easy terms of language
You are welcome
This is too late to find this channel.very useful content shared thanks bro
So nice of you
Hi Rahul, I am started learning terraform. It's very clear to understand.
Glad to hear that, stay tuned there are more to come in upcoming weeks
Brilliant job Sir. keep up doing the good work ❣
Thanks a lot Rahul ..... Kudos to ur efforts....!!
outstanding explanation for every step in video, many thanks .
Glad you liked it!
this is really awesome video i have ever seen 😍
Really thanks for making this video.
So nice of you
you are hero sir thanks a lot sir
your contents are supur
Most welcome
thank you for your valuable content..!!❤
My pleasure 😊
your videos are very good, before this terraform was confusing for me
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much sir..it's really great work. We are able to grasp each explanation..please keep doing, Terraform with gcp for creating dataset and assigning role to group to that created dataset using Terraform.
Keep watching there is more to come
@@RahulWagh I love this tutorial but I dont understand why you introduced count = length (var.user_names) and var.user_names[count.index]. That got me soooo confused. Could you please clarify? @Rahul Wagh
Dear Rahul, really nice training material. Thanks a lot. Can you please develop and upload a new video on a real-life project kind of stuff on TF to AWS , so that we can get a clear e2e idea on how to actually apply TF in practical projects ? Thanks in advance !!
Excellent sir
Keep watching
Hi Rahul,
It a very good explanation thanks for that.
I have one query ,
Currently you are spin up resource on single location, I want to spin up two locations each location have its owan key and values.
like central-1 and other region
is it possible how ?
Thank You so much
Welcome!
very nice
Thanks a lot
nice content
When you give count=2 how does it takes the ami-id for the instance for 2nd instance.
Your videos are awesome, it would be great if upload some content on terragrunt also.
Will try to prepare something around terragrunt in upcoming weeks
watching this TF series in 2024 and thanking to @rahul for your effort for us.
You’re welcome
Super
you welcome
Great work thanks for sharing. Any reason you run init each time? 1 time should be enough or not?
Do you have a tutorial using terraform for a s3-lambda-glue project? best regards and take care
There is no need to run the terraform unit each time, it is absolutely optional. I am planning to prepare terraform lambda project soon
thank you sir :)
How to create different tag names (dev, test) for each ec2 instances with variables?
There is tag element inside the terraform ec2 block which you can use it
The AMI specified in this, is it active AMI that you created in your AWS account? I believe its yes.
I think it should be an active AMI on aws
Can you cover more topic of gcp int erraform like aws? like tfvars and ssh in gcp?
It is on the list
@@RahulWagh Sure sir what is playlist for gcp where all topics are covered?
Ty.....sir
You welcome
There are some Running Servers in aws which have No IAM Roles. I can list those servers in a file, and from that file can we apply IAM roles by using Terraform.
Yeah sure you can do that and add IAM roles
Sir please arrange videos In a sequence and in the link as well
Rahul please expain in GCP also.
Its already there in the Terraform Part 1 - here is the timestamp for the Google Cloud Platform if you want to learn more - th-cam.com/video/jJX6S5JAGpI/w-d-xo.html
@@RahulWagh yes i saw that video
Hi Rahul, i tried the string using GCp but i get lot of error
provider "google" {
credentials = file("gcp-account.json")
project = "my-project-terraform-351112"
region = "europe-west4"
zone = "europe-west4-a"
}
resource "google_compute_instance" "default" {
machine_type = var.machine_type"
tags = {
Name= "Terraform e2-micro"
}
boot_disk {
initialize_params {
image = "debian-cloud/debian-9"
}
}
variable "machine_type" {
description = "Machine type e2.micro"
type = string
default = "e2.micro"
}
network_interface {
network = "default"
access_config {
// Ephemeral IP
}
}
}
but u are still hard coding the instance type in variable section.
Well yes the idea of this tutorial to show the variables types, so I just hardcoded the instance type into the variable section.
I agree hardcoding is not recommended way but for this tutorial and to keep the things simple i have hard coded the instance type
Why you use string .why not list
It’s up to you what you wanna use string or list.
Not good