Meetup/Event Details

• Event Name: HashiCorp 101: Launch Event
• Abstract: 📝 Join us for the inaugural HashiCorp meetup Gandhinagar, where we will introduce you to the awesome products and services provided by HashiCorp.

HashiCorp is a leading provider of open source software tools that help organizations manage their infrastructure more efficiently and securely. Their products are used by some of the largest companies in the world, including Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.

In this event, we will cover the following topics:

• What is HashiCorp?
• An overview of HashiCorp products, including Terraform, Vault, Consul, and Nomad
• How to use HashiCorp products to manage your infrastructure
• Case studies from organizations that use HashiCorp products

Talk Details

Speaker 1 : Mehul Patel

• Title: HashiCorp 101 : Understanding All its Products

Speaker 2 : Krutarth Rindani

• Title: Terraform 101 : Getting started with IaC

Link to Register

• Vagrant

• Packer

• TERRAFORM

Meetup Details

• 🗓️ Date: 02nd September '23
• ⏰ Time: 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM
• 🏢 Venue: Aubergine Solutions

✅ Prerequisites:

• Bring your system (laptop) with you, should have Docker installed on it
• Should have minikube installed on your PC.
• Sign up for a free trial on Google Cloud (not necessary)

How to Share Your Learnings

1. Fork this Repository: Click the 'Fork' button at the top right of this repository to create a copy in your GitHub account.

2. Edit the Attendee_Learnings.md: Navigate to the Attendee_Learnings.md file in your forked repository. Click the 'Edit' (pencil) button.

3. Add Your Details: In the file, add your name and a brief description of what you've learned from today's workshop. For example:

   • Name: Mehul Patel
     Learnings: Explored Docker containerization and its practical applications in development.

4. Commit Changes: Scroll down, add a commit message (e.g., "Added my learnings") and click 'Commit Changes'.

5. Create a Pull Request: After committing changes, navigate back to the main page of your forked repository. Click 'Pull Requests' > 'New Pull Request'. You can review your changes and then create the pull request.

6. Submit Your Pull Request: Give your pull request a meaningful title and description, then click 'Create Pull Request'.

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