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Video link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bv-3RgIZIZY
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcuMPYJ4Osax4528rgqQWrw?sub_confirmation=1
https://medium.com/@varunmanik1/aws-copilot-by-deploying-an-amazon-elastic-container-service-infrastructure-application-3854f1e5eacf
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- 2. About the speaker Scientist • PhD in Astronomy, ANU • Postdoc at University of Texas at Austin • VLBI Scientist, Geoscience Australia IT • Various roles: software dev, data governance, data modelling NOW DevOps, Cloud Enablement Team, GA Email: laura.stanford@ga.gov.au
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- 7. Challenges…
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- 13. Terraform
- 15. State locking Enables teams to work on the same infrastructure Terraform:
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- 17. Terraform quirks Snapshot on delete:
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- 19. Automated tests Tools: • awspec • goss
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