Hi. Thanks for your wonderful videos. I currently have multiple projects and I’m using one S3 bucket for my state backend. These multiple project state files are separated by paths in the S3 bucket. Now, I want to implement DynamoDB state file lock. Since I have multiple projects, can I use only one DynamoDB table, like I used one S3 bucket for my state file backend? If the answer is yes, how does DynamoDB separate and isolate the locks for each project in this table? Or do I have to create multiple DynamoDB table for all my projects? Your guidance and thoughts on this would be appreciated.
very clear explanation, very useful
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thank you very much Gauri, your work on terraform is fantastic. made my learning very easy.
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Hi. Thanks for your wonderful videos. I currently have multiple projects and I’m using one S3 bucket for my state backend. These multiple project state files are separated by paths in the S3 bucket. Now, I want to implement DynamoDB state file lock. Since I have multiple projects, can I use only one DynamoDB table, like I used one S3 bucket for my state file backend? If the answer is yes, how does DynamoDB separate and isolate the locks for each project in this table? Or do I have to create multiple DynamoDB table for all my projects? Your guidance and thoughts on this would be appreciated.
I think you will have to create multiple DynamoDB...as per my understanding...you can consider other references as well
I have got a project regarding making dashboards using terraform and signalFx . Can you please help
Actually I have got no experience
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