Creating a Compute Instance with the Linode Terraform Provider | Working With IaC Episode 1
In this new series, Talia Nassi showcases how to build applications with Infrastructure as Code. In this episode, Talia uses a Linode Terraform provider to create a compute instance.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Using IaC to Provision
0:50 Prerequisites
1:05 Overview of a Terraform Configuration File
2:05 Obtain Linode API Token
2:40 Create SSH Key
3:15 Add SSH Key to Build
3:42 Initialize Terraform
5:00 Check Deployment
5:40 Conclusion
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Product: Akamai, Terraform, Infrastructure as Code; Talia Nassi
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