You 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘭𝘥 feel proud, these videos are incredibly useful to me. Thank you for persevering with the cutting process Julie, your editing had improved a lot and the increased Zoom is very helpful. I'm trying to transition over to DevOps from Ops and seeing these kinds of videos demystifies things to make that goal feel reachable.
Thanks Sebastian! I'm happy to hear that the little details with the highlighting live coding is really helpful - because live coding is so much longer, there's much more to highlight 😅 Good to know it's worth it. Thanks and good luck on the transition. It's definitely reachable!
Hi Julie, thanks for showing this. I've been learning TF for the past few months and good to see how an experienced TF engineer struggles and eventually overcomes an issue. Cool mug btw.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching this video. Funnily enough I recorded another Terraform state video last week :) I need to re-watch it to see if it's worth releasing since I already have a debugging Terraform state video.
Hi Julie, brilliant video and thoroughly enjoyed it, I was smiling all along thinking, yep that is me, yep yep... but honestly that is soooo good seeing you doing real live stuff. Again thanks and I know it takes a lot of effort.
Thank you jastalib! I really appreciate it, esp. from others who know how real life engineering can be :) it means I will make these every now and then, even if they take forever to put together. Thanks again!
Thanks Rahma for the lovely feedback. I am glad someone also appreciates the real life engineering that is debugging and sometimes banging head against the wall 😂
This was epicly fun exprience for me, same as jastalib I saw very comperable actions of mine. thank you very much making my day more fun. (I know you were suffering sorry)
Have you done a tutorial on how you set up your different Terraform folder structures and service connection import details? As someone quite new to Terraform this would be useful to know.
Great question Jason! I put it in the AMA that is my last video. There's a walkthrough of my Terraform workflow and structure here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mU_0EAHvozs.html&lc=UgxoERtrcHhNZnwOxKF4AaABAg and for service connections, check out how I use key vault integration here github.com/Azure/devops-governance/tree/main/azure-pipelines
Would you be able to do a video on your terraform project structure? I’m working with terraform for the first time and trying to figure out the best ways to be efficient and write clean code. I see your structure but I can’t quite make out how it all fits together.
Yes, I will add this to my list of ideas for upcoming videos! Sorry I missed this comment back then. This one should be relatively straight-forwards to make so I'll try to do it in July
It doesn't always happen, but it can if you the upgrade results in schema changes to the state file. Reversing that may or may not be possible. That's why it's important to watch how you version your dependencies. Does that make sense?
@@claytonvanderhaar3772 to help prevent those types of conflicts, have you checked in your terraform lock file? Also, in your pipelines do you pin to that specific Terraform version? Esp. for provider hosted CI agents, they might be running a version newer than your local one and cause issues.
