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Terraform and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic

Master the Infrastructure as code by using terraform and oracle cloud. (For any Technical issues, reach out to [email protected])

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Terraform and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic
1. Introduction to Terraform and OPC Provider Lectio gratuita!
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Pellicula - 99.1 MB
2. Installing and configuring Terraform on Windows and Linux
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Pellicula - 18.7 MB
3. Terraform Output
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Pellicula - 26.8 MB
4. Creating Shared Network using Terraform
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Pellicula - 119 MB
5. Creating the Orchestrated Instance using Terraform
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Pellicula - 44.9 MB
6. Creating the Orchestrated instance with Storage using Terraform
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Pellicula - 45.6 MB
7. Creating Instance with SSH using Terraform
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Pellicula - 63.7 MB
8. Creating Instance with Remote-Exec using Terraform
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Pellicula - 87.8 MB
9. Creating the Windows Instance using Terraform
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Pellicula - 60.4 MB
10. Creating Instance with IP Networks using Terraform
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Pellicula - 25.2 MB
11. Terraform Modules
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Pellicula - 42.9 MB
12. Creating DBaaS Instance using Terraform
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Pellicula - 65 MB
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De cursu

Terraform can describe complex sets of infrastructure that exist locally or remotely. It is focused on building and changing that infrastructure over time. Terraform's primary usage is for managing remote resources in cloud providers such as AWS, Oracle Cloud. Terraform is designed to be able to manage huge infrastructures that span multiple cloud providers.

This course about provisioning the resources on Oracle cloud infrastructure classic using the Terraform.

As we already know, DevOps' goal is to perform software delivery more efficiently, and we need some tools to make this delivery quickly and efficiently; this is where the tools like Terraform help companies with infrastructure as code and automation.

I’m sure you will enjoy this course!

Music Credit: (purple-planet) 

What will students achieve or be able to do after taking this course?

You will be able to create resources from the CLI
You will be able to code the whole infrastructure
You will learn about Terraform functionality
You will be able to create a database instance using terraform

 

Plura notitiae

De magistro

Mayank Singh

Cloud Computing and Database

I'm a database and cloud enthusiast. I've experience creating complete cloud solutions, ETL pipelines, infrastructure as code, managing DB, DW, and Data Lake, and implementing disaster recovery solutions. I'm a firm believer in proactive, lifelong learning. As I learn new technologies, I find fun ways to practice them.

I'm - AWS, Snaplogic, OCI, Oracle, Azure, and Alibaba Cloud Certified

"Learn by doing." 

 

Disclaimer: I, "Mayank Singh," certify that I own all the content of this school. My courses are not sponsored by any of the brands mentioned in the lectures. All thoughts mentioned are my own. I appreciate your support!

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