Bhai Ek time tha Technical Guftgu dekha 1 ghante ka video terafrom par usme 30 min yanha vanha ki baat bache 30 min me instalnce create kiya aur samene se awaj aai bus ho gaya aap master ban gaye is se jyada kuch nahi 🤣 Yanha aa kar ankh khuli terafrom kya hai you are Doing great videos👏👏 !!!
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my ec2 instance is in private subnet, which means it cannot be connected remotely from internet without a bashion host/ jump server. how can I use file or remote-exec provisioner to modify hosts file on the instance using terraform? please advise.
You can find documentation for "Connecting through a Bastion Host with SSH" in below developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/resources/provisioners/connection
This is the error I got while I was practicing your terraform provisioner video. Can you please explain where I am going wrong? │ Error: timeout - last error: SSH authentication failed (ubuntu@8.8.8.8.8): ssh: handshake failed: ssh: unable to authenticate, attempted methods [none publickey], no supported methods remain (Public ip is diffrent)
Gaurav Sir, Nice Videos Sir. I have create two different files to create two instances. Its working fine via apply and destroy commands. If i wish to destroy only one instance, so how it is possible?
ex. terraform destroy -target=resource_type.resourcename if you have multiple you can use: terraform destroy -target=resource_type1.resource.name -target=resource_type2.resourcename resource type means aws_instance and resource name means name of instance ex web so it will be : aws_instance.web
Bhai Ek time tha Technical Guftgu dekha 1 ghante ka video terafrom par usme 30 min yanha vanha ki baat bache 30 min me instalnce create kiya aur samene se awaj aai bus ho gaya aap master ban gaye is se jyada kuch nahi 🤣
Yanha aa kar ankh khuli terafrom kya hai
you are Doing great videos👏👏 !!!
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very good explanation for not using provisioners.
Just awesome Gaurav. You teaches with so much ease and explain critical concepts so well. Bravo.. Keep up good work
very much needed how to use them in real time . thank you bhai !
brother i like your channel this series and i tell many friends and my collegues about your channel . you are doing a very good job brother .best of luck for your future. i love you content and your explaining style
very well explain gaurav bhai
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After long time I back to your videos to refer some concepts of terraform
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Nice one bhai
Gaurav Bhai k8s series k sath isko bhi parallel m continue rkhna please.
I like your videos
nice explanation
my ec2 instance is in private subnet, which means it cannot be connected remotely from internet without a bashion host/ jump server. how can I use file or remote-exec provisioner to modify hosts file on the instance using terraform? please advise.
You can find documentation for "Connecting through a Bastion Host with SSH" in below
developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/resources/provisioners/connection
This is the error I got while I was practicing your terraform provisioner video. Can you please explain where I am going wrong? │ Error: timeout - last error: SSH authentication failed (ubuntu@8.8.8.8.8): ssh: handshake failed: ssh: unable to authenticate, attempted methods [none publickey], no supported methods remain (Public ip is diffrent)
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Gaurav Sir,
Nice Videos Sir.
I have create two different files to create two instances. Its working fine via apply and destroy commands. If i wish to destroy only one instance, so how it is possible?
Plz go though the playlist you will get the answer
ex. terraform destroy -target=resource_type.resourcename
if you have multiple you can use: terraform destroy -target=resource_type1.resource.name -target=resource_type2.resourcename resource type means aws_instance and resource name means name of instance ex web so it will be : aws_instance.web