Same. I suspect the video is mirrored. Note he writes with his left hand, most people are right handed. There are also people who can write mirror images
@@steferfootballdude13 Yes if you observe clearly he is writing with Right hand..reason i say is he is wearing watch on other hand.(most of the people ware watch on left hand)
Best explanation. All these other introductions to terraform assume you already know what these attributes do under the hood but you're the first one to explain how!!
Excellent overview. I have watched many videos on this subject and no other video presented a complete description of what Terraform can do except this one.
Short and explained very well. I like the example and the way to see notes on top of audio. Awesome, look for more DevOps related videos.Great work! Thank You!
As someone moving more into the infrastructure side, it's surprising to me that this is a new innovation. I would have assumed that automating infrastructure builds would have been the first thing anyone did. Or is Terraform is just the latest and greatest tool for this?
I’m new to terraform and this overview video is the best. The video presentation is very cool, great job 👍🏻. Looking for move videos so can learn terraform.
how does this work against Ansible? I read the Ansible is a configuration management tool and terraform is a provisioning tool but i'm not really sure what that means to be honest ... i find them both similar.
A question for the Terraform experts reading here: 🤔 would you consider using Terraform for application deployment in code pipelines or is it just for the cloud infrastructure (Network and compute instances) and you can then use some other orchestrator for the application, like ECS or Kubernetes? Nice video by the way! Tanks for sharing!
Sorry for the late reply! Terraform *could* be used for app deployment, but arguably a more extensible alternative is Ansible. Sai introduces it in th-cam.com/video/fHO1X93e4WA/w-d-xo.html in the context of infrastructure deployment and ends with noting the application deployment use case (including the time-saving benefit of ready-to-use community contributions from Ansible Galaxy).
This is a good explanation, but I fail to understand how people can swear by Terraform over Ansible. They're essentially the same when it comes to provisioning infrastructure and both face the same limitations when it comes to taking advantage of the latest and greatest provider APIs. Why not just learn CloudFormation and ARM?
Now that TF has dropped support for most provisioners except for the most primitive ones, it has become much less useful, IMHO. Running a script or a cloud-init yaml is not enough to make a server a working server.
This is one of the most explicit and non-ambiguous Terraform briefs I've seen of late
Many thanks.
I can’t get focused on the explanaition. The way that you resolved the writting on the glass got me stunned. It is terrific
I thought I was the only one!
Me too!
Same. I suspect the video is mirrored. Note he writes with his left hand, most people are right handed.
There are also people who can write mirror images
oh my god
@@steferfootballdude13 Yes if you observe clearly he is writing with Right hand..reason i say is he is wearing watch on other hand.(most of the people ware watch on left hand)
One of the finest and simple explanation I saw in TH-cam
Best explanation. All these other introductions to terraform assume you already know what these attributes do under the hood but you're the first one to explain how!!
Here after the new CCNA v1.1 requires understanding of Terraform. Appreciate the video!
Hey there, I see there aren't any comments here. Just wanna say this video is great and has helped me a lot. Thanks for your work!
One of the best tutorial videos I have seen.
The best IBM material I have ever seen
Excellent overview. I have watched many videos on this subject and no other video presented a complete description of what Terraform can do except this one.
As a starter with TF this was huge informatic package - still in understandable form. Thank you!
Clear and easy overview of what Terraform does. Highly recomended.
Dude your videos are simply awesome. Short videos with loads of information. Thanks for sharing valuable knowledge.
Thank you for getting straight to the point and explaining it well. Very insightful.
You're welcome, thanks for watching, Lida!
Short and explained very well. I like the example and the way to see notes on top of audio. Awesome, look for more DevOps related videos.Great work! Thank You!
Very simple and easy to understand explanation in brief for Terraform.
Tremendously well explained in the best organized way.
I'm new to AWS world , exccllent overview of Terraform!! Great work!
Excellent presentation.
You can mirror the video while editing. Mystery solved
your videos are terrific for learning.
One word: Excellent. Thank you.
awesome explanation , crisp n clear , great use of mirror board , looks very sophisticated
Great video as always. I especially appreciate the vendor agnostic approach to getting your point across.
Great , easy to understand and short video
Excellent breakdown by Mr.Venom.
Thank you kindly
Clear cut introduction and overview of Terraform.
Awesome and very nicely explained Sai. Your explanation was clear and i was able understand terraform stuff. Appreciate your efforts
I love the Ibm explanations
Hey Sai, It's interesting. We'd be happy if you guys also curate the content with step by step tutorials as well.
As someone moving more into the infrastructure side, it's surprising to me that this is a new innovation. I would have assumed that automating infrastructure builds would have been the first thing anyone did. Or is Terraform is just the latest and greatest tool for this?
It's one of the first public ones. In house solutions existed though
Simple and best explanation! Thank you
I’m new to terraform and this overview video is the best. The video presentation is very cool, great job 👍🏻. Looking for move videos so can learn terraform.
This is such a short but informative explanation! Thanks.
amazing explaination Sai. Very impressed! Cheers
Great job, I was looking for an overview and you gave me more than I thought I wanted!
YOur explanation is really really nice and crisp. Thank you .Please post tutorial on terraform.
Nicely introduced to TF, thanks :)
Dude, you explained very well. Many thanks
Awesome work, keep it up
Thank You ,,Very nice video on Terraform
Thanks for this overview! It was easy to understand
Thanks for watching & for the feedback, Malik!
Very easy to follow explanation, thank you.
Thank you, Jorge!
Nice demo, I like his simple explainations.
Very good explanation.
Nice demo, Really liked the approach
Glad you liked it! Feel free to browse our channel for more videos like this one. 🙂
Awesome for beginers..
Love this.
This guy has the coolest name.
Is there any way to variablize the prevent destroy?
Brilliant. May thanks!
Great overview of Terraform!
Excellent overview - thank you
So does terraform work directly with VMware esxi vsphere? Or only cloud providers?
This was very helpful, Thank you.
Well explained
Thank you!
Simple, Clean, Crisp
Appreciate that!
Hi! What are pros of using IBM Cloud Schematics as compared to CloudFormation and Deployment Manager on AWS and GCP respectively?
Very well explained, thanks !
Thank for watching, Rahul!
What tool are you using to create this invisible white board ?
Great explanation!
thank you, very clear and helpful!
please do
@IBMCloud how to create such videos using this kind of mirror writing technique??
Hey Vanisha! Thanks for watching. Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created: ibm.co/2MTjWH4
To get desired results necessary ingredients must exist
Good explanation
Appreciate the effort!
Thanks for watching, Chirag!
@@IBMTechnology - Guys .. Can you share some docs for using Terraform to provision IBM Infra ?
Hi Chirag, check out this document here for more information on using Terraform. ibm.co/2LSWfL4
how does this work against Ansible? I read the Ansible is a configuration management tool and terraform is a provisioning tool but i'm not really sure what that means to be honest ... i find them both similar.
Is he writing backwards or is the video flipped horizontally?
Super 😉
A question for the Terraform experts reading here: 🤔 would you consider using Terraform for application deployment in code pipelines or is it just for the cloud infrastructure (Network and compute instances) and you can then use some other orchestrator for the application, like ECS or Kubernetes?
Nice video by the way! Tanks for sharing!
Those are some loud crickets!
Sorry for the late reply! Terraform *could* be used for app deployment, but arguably a more extensible alternative is Ansible. Sai introduces it in th-cam.com/video/fHO1X93e4WA/w-d-xo.html in the context of infrastructure deployment and ends with noting the application deployment use case (including the time-saving benefit of ready-to-use community contributions from Ansible Galaxy).
nicely explain...
Thanks for watching! 💙
Very informative channel. Please consider sharing more info regarding DevOps. Keep it up guys!
Short and to the point. Thankyou for this helpful introduction to Terraform concepts.
This is a good explanation, but I fail to understand how people can swear by Terraform over Ansible. They're essentially the same when it comes to provisioning infrastructure and both face the same limitations when it comes to taking advantage of the latest and greatest provider APIs. Why not just learn CloudFormation and ARM?
Learnt 2 min with the example he said
I am so distracted by the backwards writing on the glass - amazing but also hard to focus lol
Video is mirrored
Video is mirrored
He's pretty good at writing backwards!
Writing in a mirror it is a mystery. But I like it
how does he write backwards with such ease?
Lots and lots of practice.
(j/k - we reverse it in post-production)
What presentation tool do u use?
not open source anymore
C'mon, how many takes? :D
I thought this was terraforming for animal crossing new horizons
venom teaching terraform.
Now that TF has dropped support for most provisioners except for the most primitive ones, it has become much less useful, IMHO. Running a script or a cloud-init yaml is not enough to make a server a working server.
Is writing backwards some kind of skill people have these days?
The video is mirrored