I had a basic understanding of Terraform and had used it before, but I had never used it in a real-world project. That's why I signed up for an intermediate Terraform course. The instructor's explanation, based on their extensive practical experience and accompanied by various tips, was a great help. I believe this kind of information is hard to come by just by searching the internet or reading official documentation unless you go through trial and error in a real-world project. In addition to the lecture videos, there's a GitBook page provided as supplementary material, which is great because I can refer to it while taking the course and also for studying afterward. As the instructor mentioned, the course is structured more like following a real-world process where you encounter errors and debug them, rather than just a tutorial to copy and paste code. I'm really looking forward to the intermediate Part 2, which is scheduled to be released in June. Despite being busy, I sincerely hope the instructor releases it on schedule for the students who are eagerly waiting for the follow-up course.