What is Infrastructure as Code? | IaC Explained
Infrastructure as code, or IaC, allows you to automate the provisioning of your cloud resources using simple configuration files. In this video we’ll discuss how IaC is used, and introduce tools like Terraform that allow you to deploy your Linode resources with simple code, instead of manually using the Linode Manager or API.
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
1:06 – What is IaC
1:59 – Common IaC Tools
3:10 – IaC Pros and Cons
4:59 – Recap
5:40 – Outro
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