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mortenvistisen.com | ||
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thenewstack.io
Infrastructure as Code is more alive than ever, but it is no longer something teams should write line by line. |
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brunoscheufler.com
Over the years plenty of tools to simplify managing your vast infrastructure and deployments emerged. Whether it was Terraform that sought to create declarative representations of cloud resources, or later on Kubernetes with its custom resource definitions (CRDs) connected to the underlying cloud platform, there were many attempts to reduce the effort of deploying completely reproducible infrastructure that evolves with your product's lifecycle.... |
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ptimofeev.com
A look at what Infrastructure as Code is and how it can be used in a practical exercise: spinning up a proxy server on Amazon AWS with Terraform. |
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www.aryweb.nl
This post is just for future reference with a few MySQL commands I can't really remember yet for creating a new database and mysql user. Probably now I posted them here, I will remember them ;). So it might be interesting or less interesting for you. |
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