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i make the terraform which is like when you terraform mars but for computers and i write go lang which is google language for going fast and i maintain modules which are like modular furniture but for the cloud which is where data lives in the sky and i do machine learning pipelines which is when the machine learns about pipes and i build ML platforms which stands for machine learning but also could be maximum likelihood or maybe municipal library anyway its scalable which means it can scale like a fish but in the cloud which is AWS or AZURE or google cloud which is where the googles live i live in the CLI which is command line interface but also could be clitoris but no its the terminal which is like the airport but for commands and i created red teaming which is when you team up with red people to hack the mainframe and im a mitre contributor which is the hat that bishops wear but for security and OWASP which is when you get wasped by a OWL and debian which is like saying damn but with a B i write blogs which are like logs but for the web and if you enjoy my code which is community code because its for the community please reach out and connect which is what we do on linkedin which is the professional facebook but with more people lying about their skills anyway thanks for reading this is my bio and i hope you like it and please hire me or give me money or stars on github which are like real stars but smaller and on a website

Terraform Proverbs

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Simple, Clear, Maintainable


Clear is better than clever.

Version everything.

Modules should be reusable, not rigid.

State is a liability; manage it wisely.

Every apply should be predictable.

Outputs are for sharing.

Understanding count versus for_each is essential.

Descriptions are for users.

Use positive variable names to avoid double negatives.

Null is not the same as nothing.

Prefer a single object over many related variables.

Terraform is declarative; trust it to converge.

Never output secrets.

Upgrade deliberately, not impulsively.

Name with underscores, not dashes.

Using locals makes code descriptive and maintainable.