This is why you need infrastructure as code tooling (Terraform with AWS provider overview)
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I believe the latest Versions of SST are not using the CDK anymore. Not that it change much at all in the end. Love to see architecture content :)
yeah SST Ion is using pulumi + terraform. I think these changes make SST much more adoptable compared to it's CDK approach prior.
had my first contact with tf and aws a few weeks ago. It's mindblowing, really amazing stuff..
Nice video.
I've been procrastinating learning Terraform, and this couldn't come at a better time. Great video Cody!
Wow, thanks for this video. I've been working on more frontend focus stuff for the last couple of years and all of this is novel for me. Found this video really helpful to wrap my head around
You are the best Cody!🎉
Speaking from a ton of other devs - I like to see a video about GitHub commands; rebase, merge, conflict resolve etc.
Thanks 🙏
I honestly believe you can learn the basics of Terraform in a day. The sticking point is really the underlying cloud technologies. I think Terraform is great. It has so many integrations.
Since you mentioned testing, can you do a video where you test a crud API using a real database (integrations tests) ?
Nice, great vid! Yesterday I moved from Terraform to Pulumi (python version) and to be honest I've liked it (prefer the cloud version) but prefer the terraform structure.
A guide to combine tf with docker / k8s / minikube would be interesting if this is a thing. But I don#t know why it should if you build your container straight production ready for the service it is supposed todo.
Super helpful, thanks!
MUST READ ** Bro i have learnt full stack development but i always struggle with these microservices used in full stack like aws and other devops stuff like docker kubernetes that is used in full stack can u make a complete tutorial on the devops things that are required for full stack and their complete integration with next js websites. Pls bro ill make sure my whole college watches that tutorials. ❤
i literally just opened up youtube to watch an "introduction to cloudformation" video, and was wondering if i should/could use terraform instead. Never done non-trivial IaC before
I’d pick terraform over cloudformation personally.
@WebDevCody I agree now too, been testing it out and it's surprisingly pretty intuitive. I'm assuming cloudformation is more tightly "coupled" to aws, so the portability of terraform just seems like a better solution most of the time.
Good job love!
Hey coddy ,when can we expect next fullstack project from you ???Please teach us this time to deploy to vercel ,peer finder is also gud ,please make project videos
But why? What's the upside of using Terraform rather than AWS CDK?
I think the takeaway is to use IaC, not tf specifically
Aws cdk is lock-in with aws, additionally I’ve had issues with cloudformation (the thing cdk ends up using) enough to avoid it completely. Even SST is rewriting their IaC to use terraform and Pulumi instead of cdk due to various hacks and issues related with cdk.
Super helpful
if we have complicated accounts and use a lot of services on AWS via clickops methodology. And decided to move to IAC. What i need to do? Source already created from UI. How i can manage conflicts ?
I had a stroke reading the first part of this title 😂
🤣 I'm a bit dense... why is that? did IaC do you dirty?
@@WebDevCodyI was more referring to “This why” 😅
@@REAZNx omg I reread that maybe 5 times and didn’t see that. I can’t English well
great tools, but how to integrate all of this cool stuff with Kubernetes?
you could probably use terraform to spin up your k8s cluster and configure the stuff necessary for EKS on aws.
Basic steps are: use terraform to spin up the eks (if you're not going with a manages solution) cluster, use terraform to manage your manifests (deployments, ingress, etc).
However, I'd look into some gitops tools for the latter portion like ArgoCD. You can't really beat it for managing manifests. One thing it does really well is solve the whole, "What if someone updates a manifest in the cluster making your manifest in github out of date with terraform?" problem. It also allows you to use helmcharts if you want as well. Very cool tool. That rhymed. Unintended.
The AWS CLI is so much simpler.
🤣 that's a joke right?
😂😂😂