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Would it be possible to make the episodes longer and providing more context? For example Heptio/VMware attract a relatively large audience while having 1 hour 30 minutes episodes on average, often longer. Some of their series are multi-week like - 6 episodes released until now introducing k8s concepts, and still more episodes to go. To be more specific: 1. I find the demonstrations that appear "super easy, quick etc." less attractive than longer demonstrations of e.g. best practices on production systems, discussions of what is happening under the hood in Pulumi, and the consequences of architectural choices. Actually I believe seeing something "quick and easy" has an opposite effect on developers to what sales people imagine. 2. I would prefer copying-pasting of the code to be even more limited if possible 3. Live debugging of pitfalls is great 4. I think you take too short breaks while coding - I would like more time to be spent on discussing technical details, reaching out to AWS documentation, AWS console and internet resources would be helpful. You are very familiar with Pulumi and the desired setup, but the IDE completion and help is disappearing too quickly from the screen for me. 5. An interactive chat option would be a great addition to the longer sessions 6. It would be very helpful to have the final code from the video to be released on github There was a set of videos that were going into my preferred direction in 2018, but they were still way too short. What about creating a series about the whole lifetime of EKS (including updates) on AWS with secrets rotation, CI and multiple environments in a gitops way, while discussing the choices, and live debugging the encountered problems? Or another series about working with a mix of adopted AWS resources created manually and the fresh resources created by Pulumi, across multiple accounts and adressing several types of common resources?

Thanks for all the awesome feedback!

I wish there would be more real-life examples with focus on production systems in different industries and stacks, covering stacks that concern multi-tenancy, security, monitoring, zone/region redundancy, various network setups (hub&spoke, peering, VPNs, private endpoints, NVAs), organizaions/OUs/accounts vs stacks, deploy AD domain controllers, managed AD integration

Thanks for the feedback!