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Azure MySQL Flexible vs Single Server Offerings: Flexible Basically Provides HA Option
February 4, 2022
We'll cover the difference between the Azure MySQL Flexible vs Single Server offerings.
The Flexible Server is similar to AWS RDS Multi-AZ. So it provides a failover standby for High Availability, HA. Though it may remind AWS users of Aurora, it...
2:15
Account Structure Hierarchies AWS vs Azure vs Google
January 27, 2022
We'll cover the different ways and names that cloud providers use to organize the account structure.
2:40
Terraspace Allow and Deny Stacks Feature
January 24, 2022
Discuss about how the config.allow.stacks and config.deny.stacks was develop from a Terraspace community post.
Related Links
Terraspace Docs: Restricting Stacks
Community Post: ENV specific stacks, or ignore
4:29
Terraspace Azure Armrest REST API Library
January 24, 2022
Talk about how the armrest library gem was written in order to handle the Azure Auth Chain.
Environment Variables -> MSI -> CLI
Related Links
Terraspace Docs: Azure Auth Chain
7:12
Azure Cloud Shell Introduction
January 24, 2022
Quick demo of how to use the Azure Cloud Shell. It's useful for quick ops on the go. All you need is a web browser.
Some useful az commands to help explore the Cloud Shell:
az group list
az group list -o table
az vm list -o table
az network vnet ...
2:09
AWS CloudShell Introduction
January 24, 2022
Will show a quick demo of the AWS Cloud Shell. It's a nice way to do things on the go when you don't have your computer on hand. All you need is a web browser.
Some useful commands to help explore the Cloud Shell:
aws s3 ls
cat /etc/os-release
1:39
GCP Google Cloud Shell Introduction
January 24, 2022
Demo how to use Google Cloud Shell. It's a terminal in a browser :) It's a nice way to do things on the go when you don't have your computer on hand. All you need is a web browser.
Some useful commands to help explore the Cloud Shell:
gsutil ls
...
1:32
AWS Cloud9 IDE Editor Demo and Why I Currently Use It
January 13, 2022
Will cover the reasons why am using Cloud9 as my current IDE. Will also provide a demo of how to create a Cloud9 machine, going through and showing the resources AWS that launches.
Pros:
Internet Speed: This is the number one reason why I used ...
12:28
Gcloud Config Configurations CLI Command
January 9, 2022
We'll cover the gcloud config configurations command. It can be used to switch between google projects quickly.
Gcloud Config Cheatsheet
List
gcloud config configurations list
Create dev configuration
gcloud config configurations create dev
gcl...
5:03
Getting Started Guide
January 9, 2022
We'll go through the Terraspace Getting Started Guide without a Cloud. This is useful if you're onprem.
Links:
Terraspace Docs: Non-Cloud Getting Started Guide
8:58
Terraspace Getting Started with Google Cloud
January 9, 2022
We'll go through the Getting Started guide with Google Cloud. We’ll go through the Getting Started guide with Google Cloud. We'll create a GCS bucket and delete it with Terraspace and Terraform.
Links:
Terraspace Docs: Google Cloud Getting Star...
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Terraspace Getting Started with Azure Cloud
January 9, 2022
We'll go through the Getting Started guide with Azure Cloud. It we'll create an Azure storage account, update it, and destroy it.
Links:
Terraspace Docs: Azure Cloud Getting Started
12:26
Terraspace Getting Started with AWS
January 9, 2022
We’ll go through the Terraspace Getting Started guide with AWS. We'll generate a new Terraspace project with an s3 bucket example. Deploy it, updated it, and learn how Terraspace works.
Links:
Terraspace Docs: AWS Getting Started
11:55
Terraspace v1 Release
January 8, 2022
Terraspace v1 has been released.
I'll cover the Terraspace v1 release highlights. Talk about how the new features work. Will also lightly cover some of the hoops that had jumped through to implement them. 🤣
Highlights
Non-cloud provider suppo...
7:41
EKS: Self-Managed Nodes vs Managed Node Group vs AWS Fargate
January 6, 2022
We'll cover the different EKS Nodes and what they mean. Essentially, EKS manages Kubernetes-as-a-Service but this mainly means the Kubernetes control plane. You still need to provide compute nodes to your EKS cluster so they have the capacity to ...
4:12
Terraspace Azure Plugin Data Protection and Security Features
January 5, 2022
Covers a feature request, implementation, and release of a feature for the terraspace_plugin_azurerm. Namely for the Azure Storage Account that Terraspace creates as part of the azurerm backend:
Azure Storage Account Data Protection by enabling ...
5:13
AWS Configuring the CLI Credentials: Setup .aws/config Instructions
January 4, 2022
We'll show you how to configure the AWS CLI credentials. We'll create actual IAM users and set them up as named profiles in the ~/.aws/credentials and ~/.aws/config files.
Links:
Configuration settings and precedence
Named profiles for the AWS ...
8:22
Terraspace Secrets with AWS: Don’t Commit Secrets into Git, Instead Use SSM and Secrets Manager
January 4, 2022
Committing secrets into your source version control is not a good practice. We'll show you how to use AWS SecretsManager and SSM Parameter Store to store and use secrets safely instead.
Commands
In the video, to focus on learning, we mainly use ...
7:57
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Different Ways to Launch AWS EC2 Spot Instances
December 25, 2021
We'll provide a high-level overview of the different ways to launch AWS EC2 spot instances. We'll talk about their different complexity levels and age in existence. The 3 different ways:
EC2 Instances
Spot Fleets
AutoScaling Groups
The recomme...
2:52
Docker Run vs Start Commands
December 24, 2021
We'll cover the difference between the docker run and docker start commands. You'll mostly use the docker run command when working with docker. Note: Unless you're working with docker-compose, then it's a lot more common to use the start commands.
3:07
Docker inspect Command Tutorial
December 21, 2021
We'll cover the docker inspect command. It's a useful command to figure out information about the running docker container, especially if you don't have the Dockerfile used to the build the Docker image handy.
Commands:
docker run --rm -P -d bolt...
2:51
free lesson
Google Cloud How to Add Shortcut Links to the Menu
December 20, 2021
Shows you how to add shortcut links to the Google Console menu. It's the "pin" icon.
0:53
Azure Cloud Portal How to Add Shortcut Links to Menu
December 20, 2021
Shows you how to add shortcut links to the Azure Cloud menu. It's pretty simple once you know how to do it, but it wasn't quite obvious the first time using Azure.
1:41
AWS How To Add Shortcut Console Links to the Menu
December 20, 2021
Short video shows you how to add shortcut links to the top of the AWS navigation. Makes it easy to just get to your most used AWS consoles in a single click.
0:54
Terraspace Standalone MacOSX Installation
December 19, 2021
How to install Terraspace on Mac OSX with homebrew.
Links:
Terraspace Docs: Standalone MacOSX Install
4:16
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Terraspace: The Terraform Framework
It provides an organized structure, conventions over configurations, keeps your code DRY, and adds convenient tooling. Terraspace makes working with Terraform easier and more fun.
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Jets: The Ruby Serverless Framework
Ruby on Jets allows you to create and deploy serverless services with ease, and to seamlessly glue AWS services together with the most beautiful dynamic language: Ruby. It includes everything you need to build an API and deploy it to AWS Lambda. Jets leverages the power of Ruby to make serverless joyful for everyone.
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AWS CodeBuild Tool
Cody is a AWS CodeBuild management tool. Cody simplifies creating and managing AWS CodeBuild projects. Comes with a powerful DSL.
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Lono: The CloudFormation Framework
Building infrastructure-as-code is challenging. Lono makes it much easier and fun. It includes everything you need to manage and deploy infrastructure-as-code.
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Kubes: Kubernetes Deployment Tool
Kubes is a Kubernetes Deployment Tool. It builds the docker image, creates the Kubernetes YAML, and runs kubectl apply. It automates the deployment process and saves you precious finger-typing energy.