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My name is Daniel Galati and I have nearly a decade of experience working in tech. I am currently working as a senior software engineer at Amazon.
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No, Terraform does not use CloudFormation under the hood. Terraform interacts directly with the APIs of the cloud provider or service it is managing. While Terraform can be used to manage CloudFormation stacks, it doesn't rely on CloudFormation to provision other resources.
Thanks for this! I'm moving in a Solution Architect direction rather than engineer but I can definitely see that uml sequence diagrams might be really useful to understand how a solution would interact over time.
PlantUML is a wonderful tool. I've been using it for more than 10 years and is the best "bang for the buck" you can get. Of course there are some problems with arranging boxes in a diagram but you can gat away with it with some tinkering. All in all, an excellent tool for a technical person for a technical presentation.
Thankyou for the video, would be great to see this in action too, definitely need to learn how to build and only on step 0 discovering the possibilities with AWS
I've been using this for a while now and It's much better than other presentation methods. Stripe utilizes this in their documentation, although more stylized and pretty but it does the same thing.
Already developers are messed up for finishing coding, unit testing, code coverage, writing documentation within a strict timeline. Drag and drop diagram tools help developer to do the job done quickly and efficiently then why another coding for just to create the diagram?
This is actually great. There are people who cannot see the screen and use screen readers to code. In such cases, this is a great 12 for us. So use whatever makes you happy brother.
One of the advantages of code is that you can version control it with git or other VCS. Also, when you become more proficient, you will realize that you can do certain things faster using code instead of UI.
@@alexrusin Additionally, if it's code, it can potentially be auto generated. So one could take an existing project and generate diagrams for certain snippets on the fly, for example, and then continue building from there
yes it is AI generated, Look at the cuts, blinks, face expression, and mouth sync with audio. exactly same expression comming at two times, a human cannot do imitate exactly same way. even 001% diffrence will be there. but computers can.
Somehow i have a different opinion , your channel is amazing but here I suggest an alternative approach. As someone who moved from full Informatica powecenter developer role to full fledge AWS developer role , i will say you should start any cloud journey by “never” using console to build anything and take dev ops along with development very seriously. In a real world scenario if you cannot think from a perspective of infra as code, no one will allow you to create a production environment using console. this one mistake took much to fix because had no idea of terraform or cloudformation. Also, if you are beginner you don’t want to this complex project to start with, i started with a image of python on ec2 behind lb to calculate square of 2 numbers using ec2 and same thinking using fargate and and once i felt confident i built complex projects but remember don’t use console, use terraform or cloud formation or sdk , its a hard choice but its the right one and it’s independent if you want to learn aws or azure or gcp. Also if you are young and in you 20s learn Java or Scala along with Python. ChatGPT can help you to a certain level but you have to understand what to ask and for certain tasks there is no AI or stakoverflow will ever help you
Just saying .... Super Computers are crazy to build because the connectivity mesh among all the processors is complex and actually wrotting a reasonable program is kinda nuts.
