Intermediate, Application Edition #1 DevOps: Infrastructure as Code with AWS and Terraform

It's been a really good lecture after a long time I hope part 2 or an advanced course comes out soon 😭

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.

Learn from the best experts in the industry, AWS + Terraform lecture After looking through the repositories provided by foreign Terraform lectures, I found that most of them focus on Terraform grammar and usage, and folder structures, etc. are often used for practice. This lecture was good because it explained the actual structure, management methods, and architecture composition well. Also, in the development world where there are no correct answers and only trade-offs, there are sometimes problems that have correct answers, and it was very good that it explained these best practices. Also, the explanation of the reasons for them. Since there is so much to learn, beginners need a milestone called best practices, and if the reasons or background explanations are included, it is very delicious because it allows for quick knowledge acquisition and tier organization. I think these parts are the differentiating parts. If you are seeing Terraform for the first time, it would be good to briefly review the basic grammar and watch the beginner lecture before moving on to the intermediate level. Also, since it is not a lecture that is given one by one, the true value of the lecture is revealed through practice and repetition rather than watching. There is more than I thought, so I typed it repeatedly and organized it without looking at it later, and my skills improved. The downside is that the instructor is busy, so the next part is coming out too late.🤣

It was a good time to understand Terraform.

Oh... I finally persevered..! I created about 70 resources from the time I entered computer science to graduation. I created them all with the console, and it was a difficult task, so I was very proud. However, through the infrastructure lecture, I created 70 in just one day. I created more resources in just one day than in 4 years... 😮 It was truly an incredible experience.

I started Terraform with the beginner course and immediately took the intermediate course when I heard the news about its opening. I enjoyed not only the Terraform utilization part but also the history part about the technology. Thank you so much for the great lecture!

Even if you are familiar with Terraform syntax, you can gain a deep understanding of how to actually create and configure services.

I enjoyed the lecture. It was a valuable experience to be able to experience, even if only a little, how to create and manage stable infrastructure resources in a short period of time using Terraform. I was thinking about how to use Terraform well, and it seems to have been a great milestone. I was also able to lay a good foundation for the security aspect of sensitive information. Thank you.