thanks for this video , but rather than having the https , can we use the ssh connection as the source in this case that will be helpful

Strange... I have the same (almost) switch, but it's a 3com... and my delta fan in there is 12V and NOT 5V... did they change the fan voltage when they went from 3com to HP or yours was changed at some point (or mine?). Anyone has a 3Com Baseline Switch 2952-SFP Plus by any chance to check?

I like the way you talk. You seem very calm and humble

short, easy to undesrtand and follow. Very helpful, thank you very much. Waiting next tutorials 😊

What terminal emulator are you using? Thanks

Beginning of video says Terraform needs to be installed but doesn't tell you how but just checks version........disappointed.

Good job, thanks!

Great videos. Please lose the background music!! or reduce the volume. It gets hard to focus on the real content.

great job dude

Thanks Chris for this very useful and easy to follow 101!

Wow, great video, been looking for a video like this - Thanks so much!

Bothered to login to YT today just to like this video. I second the thanks for a short and concise video. Not every "intro" video needs to be 2 hours

I seriously can't believe I waited this long to try it and how EASY it was. I still dont see the value in it YET, maybe a more reliable way of spinning up an EC2 but atleast I can tell people in an interview I've used it

Good video. However, HP 1040 has several models from G1 to G10, which one is this?

I like your eyes, then your videos :)

Like and subscribe ❤😂😂

"First we need to make sure Terraform is installed" "Oh look its already installed" Yeah great guide - first step and nobody can follow along that hasn't already used Terraform

thanks!

Dude, your tutorials are really good! Dynamic, easy to understand, step-by-step, etc. Good job! I subscribed for sure.

Hands down this is THE BEST terraform working tutorial on the internet. Short, to the point, real life use case.. Brilliant! Thank you 🙏

Really like your presentation style thank you!

Really helpful for someone, like myself, with no idea where to begin with Cloud Computing! Thanks a bunch!

thank you so much for these videos, I can hear so clearly and simple English from you, easy understand for me

Hi, where would you recommend buying a replacement fingerprint sensor? Is that what it is called or does it have a different name? Mine is broken thanks

we looking for more vidéos like this 😉

Great 👍🏻

Dude awesome video

Love your videos! We even have the same last name!!!

Thank you!

Thank you!

I am just learning Terraform. This video was very good quick way of connecting my understanding of Terraform with Azure. Thanks!

very informative and still relevant .

Is it added as a STACK in Cloudformation tho?

DO you really think this video will help beginners?

I have been looking for this info for a while now and I am very glad to have found it. I have an SG300-10 and I found that I had to upload the boot code first, reboot, upload the firmware and reboot one more time. THANK YOU!!

I just found this series, is this the complete series ?

As like you mentioned source url I also done same thing but getting access denied. How to pass git credentials here. If possible tell how can we make of gitlab module registry here.

It looks like you can manage Azure Budgets with azurerm_consumption_budget_subscription.

You are really awesome guy!

Very straightforward THANKS

If like me you don't want to worry about managing version numbers all over the place you can implement git versioning with your cicd. By default it will just increment each commit as a patch. We tend to work in a branch in a Dev folder for each release. Then when ready to release do a semi linear merge to main/master and if it's not a patch we add +server:major or minor to the main commit message. This way you still get a nice history of all the commits and don't mess up versioning by increasing patch number widely

Thanks this is just what I was looking for... explaining the basics!

exactly the type of no nonsense and very useful/efficient guides youtube needs more of, thanks!

Thank you for this video

Quiet, but not silent. Replaced the fan as this will go in my workspace/lab which is right next to my family room. Even with this fan in, it's as loud as mid tower computers from the late 90s. Im still around 48-50 dB measuring from the spot in this video.

Can you upgrade the Graphics card ?

Very simple and easy way explained. Appreciate this tutorial which helped me to Kickstart my coding experience with terraform. Thanks again.

I can't thank you enough for the way you explained each step of your code. This video was extremely helpful!!

Nooo don't give up, such great videos. You are trying to help out in a helpful manner.. you explain intimidating stuff in such a clear and honest way. Please, comeee back 😄😄

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