>>25656844 WTF? I'm a devops and I didn't have to waste that money. I just work with linux, docker, kubernetes(rke2) and gitlab.

If you stick to serverless products like lambda functions & dynamodb instead of EC2 & RDS, you will reduce 99% of cost

>>25656888 do you deploy on prem?

>>25656888 >rke2 Interesting. I have never heard about it before. Thanks

>>25656888 I have no clue about how Linux works, so I asked Grok about some courses to learn those things and he recommended me https://www.udemy.com/course/linux-networking/ (basic level) and https://www.coursera.org/learn/npp-linux-networking/ (intermediate). Do you think it will be enough to start with Terraform and Kubernetes? >>25656901 Thanks, but at a company where I work, we use EKS and other shit, so I want to build something similar.

AWS it's the most Jewish thing in the world, there's a million of hidden fees and the pricing more complicated than the US tax law.

>>25656919 >I have no clue about how Linux works, so I asked Grok about jesus christ dude just get behind a command line and get things done

>>25656919 besides terraform has little overlap with linux it's basically a way to version your cloud infrastructure under YAML files you should still learn Linux but you're highly confused about what does what

No free plan?

for the purposes of a "devops" position, learning linux means learning Shell scripting. drop this networking bullshit and stop trusting the worthless slop that comes out of these chatbots. oreilly books are always a great resource for anything Unix. read pic related, start daily driving Ubuntu and start experimenting with your own scripts.

honestly this thread is so stupid i think my IQ dropped just by reading it im in disbelief

how the FUCK do you spend 120€ on AWS just to come to the conclusion that you need to learn obscure Linux networking in order to use Terraform?

>>25656967 No, I fucked up and left it as is last time. Had to run AWSNuke

at least you can pay

>>25656984 At least you has NUKES and T-I-G-E-R-S