Project Tour: Hashistack (Terraform, Consul, Nomad on AWS)

[@lovro123ful]

In this world full of people who claim they do tech, but have maybe 2 years exp in and they become tech gurus for life, teaching new people some surface basics and making money, it nice to have some real teacher like Dave. I am amazed that you have full time job + working on tutorialLinux on the side, keep up the good work. :)

[@antonvarich1717]

Dave, this is great stuff. I am dabbling with Terraform currently in my company atm and you this is quite useful. Your vids helped me to get a great job and they help me to become better at it. Thank you!

[@tutoriaLinux]

Woohoo! Comments like yours are why I keep doing this :-D

[@antonvarich1717]

@@tutoriaLinux Perhaps you could cover terraform modules and provisioners in greater depth in the coming videos? e.g. How to build a module and when to use it? How provisioners can be used in different situations?

[@tomschamberger5685]

Thank you for that great video! I am looking forward to more tutorials on that content. I would be very interested in how the container deployment and scaling plays together with auto-scaling groups on AWS. Another interesting topic would be how the tools integrate into the DevOp workflow, e.g. how frequent (rolling) updates can be done.

[@tutoriaLinux]

Thanks, that’s the plan! Now if I can just get enough free time to finish this thing... :-D

[@marianogonzalez7961]

Excellent, looking forward to those Udemy courses for anyone to enjoy!

[@Flankymanga]

Really really nice! I am looking forward for the udemy course!

[@harishkumaru589]

My recent recruiter asked me to write everything from scratch instead of using a template. Where do we learn to write complex code from scratch, does it involve systems thinking??

[@Fyzethh]

nice video

[@PrimitiveFuturologist_YTC]

Nice.

[@saintjohnny45]

please turn off your phone while recording, extremely distracting.