📄️ Show Name in Spot Instances
📄️ Increase Spot Request Quota in AWS
📄️ Install IntelliJ Editor on Desktop
In the above video you are going to see how to install IntelliJ in windows. You
📄️ How to open multiple repos in one editor
Usually while working on multiple repos in parallel, Opening multiple windows might be bit lagging with performance. Hence we can take this approach and open multiple repositories in single IntelliJ window.
📄️ How to Push Code Automatic to all repos
Though it is unethical practice, yet we want to push the code to save some time, We can take this approach.
📄️ Use Cloud9 as Editor instead of IntelliJ
In cases if we don’t have intellij installed in your local desktop or laptop, you can approach for AWS Cloud9 Service. This can be used as both editor and workstation in parallel.
📄️ How to see GitHub Code of Particular Day.
📄️ Configure IAM user for Workstation Instance.
📄️ Create allow-all security group
📄️ How to Make Notes Using Notion
📄️ Increase Disk Size of a EC2 VM
📄️ How to Delete default VPC.
📄️ Steps to Setup IntelliJ Idea in Desktop and Steps to How to push the code
📄️ Steps to Increase disk of LVM in RHEL 9.
Scenario 1: Instance is created already
📄️ Create Azure compute gallery for Terraform code
In Azure Cloud, By default the image which is shared by me in training is not available to use from the command line directly, Hence in terraform while creating the virtual machines we face a challange, to avoid this we will create a VM from the image which I shared and then we convert that VM to a image. Then you use that image in your Terraform code.