Am I understanding correctly - You want to use the generated configuration to provide arguments to consume an existing module? While you might not be able to do that directly, you could potentially use some of the arguments from the generated configuration as arguments on the module, but there is no guarantee the arguments or values would match up. So while it might work, there is a chance you'd have some issues. I hope that helps!
A brief. I shared this with the less-than-technical persons on our team. Thanks Pluralsight. All servers would remain much cooler if they to wore fedoras.
Ja det verkar ju bra men kan med sånt det är bra men jag är inte nån jätte dataexpert kan man se vad de andra innehåller för nånting det var ju fyra olika 07
Det här låter ju bra jag vill ha det så enkelt och problemfritt som möjligt och jag vet inte vad är ok om det kostar pengar extra extra hur mycket i sådana fall men verkar ju ju bra 07
I tried using chatgpt and my "BullSh!+ meter was off the charts. lmfao Got my hopes up and all the A.i I find online just spits in my face. Don't know if I should be impressed with all the BS publishers of A.i, or pissed. because it's all nonsense.
I am trying to start the practitioner course path on Pluralsight, but the lectures keep referring to the course resources that don't appear anywhere in the UI. The support documentation says the course resources are under a paperclip icon, but that paperclip icon does not appear in the course UI anywhere.
@@pluralsight yes, I contacted support and they emailed me links to the resources, but they said that the Cloud Guru courses that have been ported over to Skills, do not have the corresponding course resources ported over. They didn't have a timetable for when they would be ported over, and that I would have to contact support for any resources each time I needed them for a course.
We need a update and longer video with indepth details covering what job roles this will work well with, how to list it on a resume, how to bring it up in a interview and talk about it,
Great conversation! Simon Allardice is my best tech author/instructor of all time. I run tech training sessions too, and I consider Simon a role model. I've watched several of his Executive Briefing courses on Pluralsight and I thoroughly enjoyed each one. The ability to break highly technical concepts down so well and present them in a manner that keeps the learner glued and fired up all the way is a superpower!
advice if you are learning C#, DO NOT watch this video. This is just some old fart complicating things for you. Read up other articles or watch other videos. Do not proceed to waste your time. Check ALL comments and you will know this is not the only one trying to save your time lol
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This is Great. Do you have any course related to Serverless Application using App Composer? Showing how to use/build SAM application in details for beginers. Thanks for the video.
Glad you enjoyed the video! We've included a couple of course recommendations for you. However, the SAM course linked does not use Application Composer but it's a great intro to SAM! You can view a beginner course here: www.pluralsight.com/courses/introduction-serverless-architectures-aws You can view an intermediate course here: www.pluralsight.com/courses/aws-deploying-serverless-applications-application-model
There are no certification prerequisites. However, it's highly encouraged that you have at least 2 years experience working with data on AWS. Be sure to keep that in mind when making a decision regarding the exam.
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