Terraform Cookbook: Efficiently define, launch, and manage Infrastructure as Code across various cloud platforms

The Terraform Cookbook aims to provide a comprehensive guide to efficiently defining, launching, and managing Infrastructure as Code across various cloud platforms. However, customer feedback on this book has been mixed. Some customers have expressed frustration with the book's assumption of prior knowledge and lack of clarity in its explanations. They feel that the references to the GitHub chapters are confusing and not helpful for beginners. These customers do not recommend the book to those who are new to Terraform or have no background in it. On the other hand, there are customers who have found the book to be valuable. One customer purchased it as a gift for their husband, who is an engineer and studying computer science. They were pleased with the book being up-to-date and their husband has found it helpful in learning and enjoying Terraform. Another customer appreciated that the book delves into both basic and advanced topics, providing detailed explanations. They Consider it a helpful resource. However, there are also customers who feel that the book focuses too much on Azure and lacks assistance for AWS users. They emphasize that Terraform scripts are platform-specific, and the book's content was not very relevant for their needs. Overall, the book has good content but lacks proper organization and alignment between the text and the accompanying GitHub code. Some customers feel that it breaks the continuity and can be frustrating for learners. They suggest using the book for understanding concepts and then supplementing the learning process with the Terraform website. Despite the mixed feedback, the Terraform Cookbook does provide valuable insights and explanations for those looking to expand their knowledge of Terraform and Infrastructure as Code.