Hey this is Vishu. I worked as an Infrastructure Engineer in Citadel from June 2016 to May 2022. This is where I learned most of the things I know today. Currently, I am an Infrastructure Engineer at Instabase, working hands on Kubernetes, AWS, Azure and RedHat OpenShift.
I have worked as Web Developer in my previous Internships, working on HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla JS, Node Js and Wordpress.
During my time at Citadel, I spend most of my time building Python-Flask tools to automate our tasks, increase productivity and save time.
At Instabase, I help clients onboard our Instabase tool on Kubernetes on their choice of Cloud Provider and also help troubleshoot and fix any infra issues that occur during and post installation of Instabase.
I also like making online courses on Cloud and Infrastructure, listening to podcasts, reading and working out. This channel is going to make life easier for people in and wanting to be in Technology!
I have interview with Google for cloud infrastructure engineer role. Can you please tell me the level of coding questions asked and what data structures were asked in coding? My interview is after 2 days. Please guide me.
Great explanation! Thank you for your video. Additionally, I would like to see you talking about the job market in this role and the job security of choosing a path that masters no field.
Programming: Bash, Python, Terraform, JSON, YAML, Node.js (Node Js jaruri nahi hai, knowledge ho toh accha hai, bash python aur terraform kar lo acche se , kam chal jayega)
Is this role the same as Production Engineer role ? I have an initial interview coming up and wanted to check around online.. they did provide me with a bunch of guides..
Thank you very much, buddy. I have received a job proposal to work as a Monitoring Infrastructure Engineer, and now I have some advice to help me understand what it entails. I truly appreciate these videos.
Write a program by using class and methods to show winner if below scenario pass in deck of cards. King of Spade, Queen of Heart King of Heart, Queen of Diamond King of Diamond, Queen of Club King of Club, Queen of Spade Hint: Input should be two digit like (2,5), if 2= King of Spade and 5= Queen of Heart then person is the winner. how do we solve this
hi , i have encounter an issue. When I'm trying to watch your video on 480p or 1440p or 2160p the display of my screen is having some trouble. It seems like some green and grey horizental stripes on the screen. However if i try to run the video on 720p or 1060p this error / bugg don't come up. Does anyone know from where is this come from and how can i fix it? (It only happens really rarely in some of the videos but still annoying)
Having checked this video I still had a lot of questions. Maybe more then what I started with. For other viewers: I suggest checking out the youtube video "Python Generators | Yield vs Return | Advanced Python | Tutorial 21", this gives more info on use cases, pros & cons. Main takeaway: it IS NOT ONLY A MEMORY THING, what this video may seem to suggest.
If you don't specify the date it goes to 1900s, I think that might be messing something up import datetime as dt time_st ="13:00" dt.datetime.strptime(time_st, '%H:%M') Output --> datetime.datetime(1900, 1, 1, 13, 0)
import pytz given = '3:45 PM' timeObj = datetime.strptime(given, '%I:%M %p') tz1 = pytz.timezone('US/Eastern') tz2 = pytz.timezone('US/Central') answer = tz1.localize(timeObj) answer = answer.astimezone(tz2) answer.strftime("%I:%M %p") '02:50 PM' - First convert your string to datetimetime object - Declare the timezones for from and to - Localize the time object. Then use astimezone to covert to another timezone. - Format the answer to Hours:Mins AM/PM
I recently failed also my AWS TAM interview - generic email sent after the 5 round interviews pretty exhausted and sad but well maybe I dodge a bullet actually... not impressed by our current TAM or SA mentoring my client which is a french bank here by the way. Guess the leadership principles only accounts in the beginning to be fair. Anyway, love your video, content, editing I'm impressed mate thanks a lot!
I had the coding round at the screening stage, after that is the series of interviews there was one round on it The coding round was maybe 7/10 in difficulty. Just a notch below algorithmic coding. It wasn't straight forward but also wasn't very complicated. From what I gathered this role was more internal facing and the code you would write would be against internal Infra devices so coding is required but not like SWE level.
