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12. Environment Variables in Terraform

12. Environment Variables in Terraform

11. Input Variables Parameterize your Terraform Configuration to make it re usable

11. Input Variables Parameterize your Terraform Configuration to make it re usable

10. Output Values

10. Output Values

9. Terraform State

9. Terraform State

8 More Terraform Commands

8 More Terraform Commands

7. Change and Destroy Resources

7. Change and Destroy Resources

6. Resources & Data Sources

6. Resources & Data Sources

5. Understand the AWS Resources we create with Terraform VPC, Subnet & more

5. Understand the AWS Resources we create with Terraform VPC, Subnet & more

4. Providers in Terraform Connect to AWS Provider

4. Providers in Terraform Connect to AWS Provider

3. Create an AWS account and an AWS User as a Pre Requisite for the Demo

3. Create an AWS account and an AWS User as a Pre Requisite for the Demo

2. Install Terraform and Local Setup

2. Install Terraform and Local Setup

1 Introduction to Terraform

1 Introduction to Terraform

22 Push website

22 Push website

21 Clone

21 Clone

20 Github repository

20 Github repository

19 Git permission denied

19 Git permission denied

18 Push

18 Push

17 Reset

17 Reset

16 Stash

16 Stash

15 Tags

15 Tags

14 Delete branch

14 Delete branch

13 Conflits

13 Conflits

12 Branch

12 Branch

11 Ignore

11 Ignore

10 Rename and delete

10 Rename and delete

9 Alias

9 Alias

8 Go back checkout

8 Go back checkout

7 Express commit

7 Express commit

6 Log and show

6 Log and show

4 Repository

4 Repository

5 Tracker

5 Tracker

3 First commit

3 First commit

2 Initialization

2 Initialization

1 Installation

1 Installation

10.5 Process Management

10.5 Process Management

10.4 Process Attributes

10.4 Process Attributes

10.3 Init System and Run Levels

10.3 Init System and Run Levels

10.2 Types of processes

10.2 Types of processes

10.1 Process Basics

10.1 Process Basics

9.5 User Related Commands

9.5 User Related Commands

9.4 System Default Users and ROOT user

9.4 System Default Users and ROOT user

9.3 User Related System Files

9.3 User Related System Files

9.2 Types of Users

9.2 Types of Users

9.1 Users and Groups

9.1 Users and Groups

8.3 File View Commands

8.3 File View Commands

8.2 Absolute and Relative paths

8.2 Absolute and Relative paths

8.1 Ls explained man and pwd

8.1 Ls explained man and pwd

7.4 Environment variables in BASH

7.4 Environment variables in BASH

7.3 Bash shortcuts

7.3 Bash shortcuts

7.2 Shell Types

7.2 Shell Types

7.1 CLI and Basis

7.1 CLI and Basis

6.1 GUI Explained

6.1 GUI Explained

5.3 Linux Boot Process

5.3 Linux Boot Process

5.2 File System Hierarchy

5.2 File System Hierarchy

5.1 Linux File System and Storage Media

5.1 Linux File System and Storage Media

4.3 Linux Install using Pre Built Images

4.3 Linux Install using Pre Built Images

4.2 Linux Install using Ubuntu ISO image

4.2 Linux Install using Ubuntu ISO image

4.1 Oracle VM Virtual Machine and Concept

4.1 Oracle VM Virtual Machine and Concept

3.1 UNIX Linux Architecture

3.1 UNIX Linux Architecture

2.3 Linux User Interface

2.3 Linux User Interface

2.2 UNIX History

2.2 UNIX History

2.1 What is Unix Linux

2.1 What is Unix Linux

1.1 Introduction to the Course

1.1 Introduction to the Course

20.1 Conclusion

20.1 Conclusion

19.7 ipcs and ipcrm command

19.7 ipcs and ipcrm command

19.6 ifconfig and ping command

19.6 ifconfig and ping command

19.5 Xinted Super Server

19.5 Xinted Super Server

19.4 netstat and route commands

19.4 netstat and route commands

19.3 netstat command

19.3 netstat command

19.2 uname command

19.2 uname command

19.1 hostname command

19.1 hostname command

18.2 logrotate

18.2 logrotate

18.1 system log files in Linux

18.1 system log files in Linux

17.3 zip command

17.3 zip command

17.2 tar command

17.2 tar command

17.1 cpio commands

17.1 cpio commands

16.7 fuser command

16.7 fuser command

16.6 Hierarchial file system in Linux

16.6 Hierarchial file system in Linux

16.5 mount and stat command

16.5 mount and stat command

16.4 Automatic mounting at system start

16.4 Automatic mounting at system start

16.3 lsof list of open files

16.3 lsof list of open files

16.2 mounting and unmounting of filesystem

16.2 mounting and unmounting of filesystem

16.1 filesystems in Linux

16.1 filesystems in Linux

15.5 Background Jobs

15.5 Background Jobs

15.4 At Command in Linux

15.4 At Command in Linux

15.3 CRON

15.3 CRON

15.2 CronTab Part 2

15.2 CronTab Part 2

15.1 CRONTAB Part 1

15.1 CRONTAB Part 1

14.13 ulimit

14.13 ulimit

14.12 sysctl and kernel parameters

14.12 sysctl and kernel parameters

14.11 open file limits

14.11 open file limits

14.10 display configured memory

14.10 display configured memory

14.9 sar command

14.9 sar command

14.8 cpu info

14.8 cpu info

14.7 iostat command

14.7 iostat command

14.6 mpstat

14.6 mpstat

14.5 vmstat command

14.5 vmstat command

14.4 Identifying Memory Intensive processes

14.4 Identifying Memory Intensive processes

14.3 top command

14.3 top command

14.2 free command

14.2 free command

14.1 df command

14.1 df command

13.11 Default Login and Shadow Parameters

13.11 Default Login and Shadow Parameters

13.10 useradd user mod and userdel

13.10 useradd user mod and userdel

13.9 UID

13.9 UID

13.8 Shadow File

13.8 Shadow File

13.7 Password Change

13.7 Password Change

13.6 Passwd

13.6 Passwd

13.5 Login Shell

13.5 Login Shell

13.4 gid

13.4 gid

13.3 Group add

13.3 Group add

13.2 Group File

13.2 Group File

13.1 GECOS and chfn

13.1 GECOS and chfn

12.2 User Creation using YasT command

12.2 User Creation using YasT command

12.1 YaST overview

12.1 YaST overview

11.1 find command

11.1 find command

10.1 Pattern Matching

10.1 Pattern Matching

9.1 Su sudo visudo

9.1 Su sudo visudo

8.7 Signal

8.7 Signal

8.6 Pgrep and Pkill

8.6 Pgrep and Pkill

8.5 Scheduling a Process Nice and Renice Command

8.5 Scheduling a Process Nice and Renice Command

8.4 States of Process

8.4 States of Process

8.3 Manage Processes

8.3 Manage Processes

8.2 Types of Processes

8.2 Types of Processes

8.1 Process overview

8.1 Process overview

7.5 Error Redirection

7.5 Error Redirection

7.4 Output Redirection

7.4 Output Redirection

7.3 Input Redirection

7.3 Input Redirection

7.2 Pipes and Redirection

7.2 Pipes and Redirection

7.1 Pipes in Linux

7.1 Pipes in Linux

6.6 verifying an RPM

6.6 verifying an RPM

6.5 Why RPM is required

6.5 Why RPM is required

6.4 updating an rpm

6.4 updating an rpm

6.3 removing an RPM

6.3 removing an RPM

6.2 Query RPMs

6.2 Query RPMs

6.1 Installation of RPM package

6.1 Installation of RPM package

5.1 shell script basics

5.1 shell script basics

4.3 Home Directory

4.3 Home Directory

4.2 Shell and Printenv

4.2 Shell and Printenv

4.1 Shell

4.1 Shell

3.9 Line numbers in vi

3.9 Line numbers in vi

3.8 Joining Lines in vi

3.8 Joining Lines in vi

3.7 Inserting a file using vi

3.7 Inserting a file using vi

3.6 Find and replace in vi editor

3.6 Find and replace in vi editor

3.5 copy and paste and delete in vi

3.5 copy and paste and delete in vi

3.4 vi editor commands

3.4 vi editor commands

3.3 Running OS commands in vi editor

3.3 Running OS commands in vi editor

3.2 vi scrolling

3.2 vi scrolling

3.1 Simplifying vi editor and command search

3.1 Simplifying vi editor and command search

2.5 Links Symbolic and Hard Links

2.5 Links Symbolic and Hard Links

2.4 Chown and chgrp

2.4 Chown and chgrp

2.3 File Types

2.3 File Types

2.2 Listing using LS command

2.2 Listing using LS command

2.1 Files and Directories

2.1 Files and Directories

1.5 Basic Commands in Linux

1.5 Basic Commands in Linux

1.4 Why to choose Linux OS

1.4 Why to choose Linux OS

1.3 Flavors of SuSE Linux

1.3 Flavors of SuSE Linux

1.2 Download of OpenSuSE Software

1.2 Download of OpenSuSE Software

1.1 Introduction to SuSe Linux Course

1.1 Introduction to SuSe Linux Course

30 About This Section

30 About This Section

29 Checking the S M A R T Status of HDDs in Ubuntu Server

29 Checking the S M A R T Status of HDDs in Ubuntu Server

26 CPU Stress Testing with mprime

26 CPU Stress Testing with mprime

24 Memtest86Plus for Testing RAM

24 Memtest86Plus for Testing RAM

25 Using memtester to Test RAM No Reboot Required

25 Using memtester to Test RAM No Reboot Required

23 Motherboard Troubleshooting

23 Motherboard Troubleshooting

27 Testing a PSU

27 Testing a PSU

28 Using fsck to Check and Repair Filesystem Errors

28 Using fsck to Check and Repair Filesystem Errors

20 Using apt get and dpkg to Fix Broken Packages

20 Using apt get and dpkg to Fix Broken Packages

19 Errors Installing from Source Code

19 Errors Installing from Source Code

22 Additional Options in apt get

22 Additional Options in apt get

21 How to Completely Remove a Package The Right Way

21 How to Completely Remove a Package The Right Way

16 Using lshw to View Network Adapter Information

16 Using lshw to View Network Adapter Information

12 Static IP Configurations and Adapter Resets

12 Static IP Configurations and Adapter Resets

11 Releasing and Renewing a DHCP Lease

11 Releasing and Renewing a DHCP Lease

15 Calling Up the ARP Address Resolution Protocol Table

15 Calling Up the ARP Address Resolution Protocol Table

14 Verifying and Changing the Hostname No Reboot Required

14 Verifying and Changing the Hostname No Reboot Required

18 Testing Latency Download and Upload Speeds with speedtest cli

18 Testing Latency Download and Upload Speeds with speedtest cli

13 WIreless Configurations

13 WIreless Configurations

10 Networking Basics

10 Networking Basics

17 Testing Download Speed with wget

17 Testing Download Speed with wget

9 Viewing Basic Hardware Information in Ubuntu Server

9 Viewing Basic Hardware Information in Ubuntu Server

7 Using dmesg to read the kernel ring buffer

7 Using dmesg to read the kernel ring buffer

8 Reading common log files

8 Reading common log files

5 Scenario 2 No Internet

5 Scenario 2 No Internet

6 Scenario 3 Intermittent Loss of Power

6 Scenario 3 Intermittent Loss of Power

4 Take The First Step Scenario 1

4 Take The First Step Scenario 1

3 Troubleshooting Basics Your Most Powerful Tool

3 Troubleshooting Basics Your Most Powerful Tool

1 Welcome

1 Welcome

Mind Work Live Stream

Mind Work Live Stream