Exactly what I was looking for. I got the job, but they giggled at me during the interview when I pronounced all the terms with a French Canadian accent.
I hope I get the job i'm preparing for as well. My learning on docker so far has been crazy. This has help to simply things to a very good extent. Now I feel like I am back on track
If it's IRAN or similar It's probably not on purpose, even big clouds such as GCP / AWS has literal entire regions where they won't be offering their services...@@Robert12366
PS. Don't let the 6hours scare you. He speaks very methodically and clearly, you might be able to watch on 1.5x or even 2x speed depending... Thumbs up for clear articulations and pauses after sentences.
Just now got over with the course. I have been doing this course for the past one week and did all the hands-on and took notes from all the topic. And I spent 2 hours per day to complete this Course. I can't thank you in words. The course was simple but very informative and kudos for structuring the course in a very neat manner. Thanks a lot for the course. Hope I will do some project now. Thanks again!
hello mate can you give me a little advice i'm learn devops i'm only learn basic linux command and a little git Next I need to learn Docker, is that ok for me?
I can Give you an entire Road-Map for starters -- > JENKINS / GITLAB HELM / K8S AWS / GCP PYTHON / DOCKER DEVsecOPS / Cloud security Grafana / Prometheus Logstash / Kibana SIEM / SDLC @@LongLe-ju1zd You can do 5-8Hrs of each, must be labs! practical Labs, if you manage to do each and do only labs, doesn't mind if you copy youtube stuff or whatever, you will gain so much practical knowledge, It takes you around 8-9 days to do them if you have ~10 hours on a daily basis, also, I recommend doing them in Modules, at least 4-5 hours each of those specified, The best way to learn hands-down, do entire modules of minimum 2-3 hours, and in those hours have Actual practice, not theory. Once you get hands-on experience you can deep-dive into theory and apply it etc.
It took me 1 week to learn everything in this 6 hour long video. Wow! Thank you very much. I'm from Brazil and your course helped me deeply understand Docker and Kubernetes!
so far completed the docker part and i am loving it ,binged watched couple of videos on yt but so far this is the best video ,clear explanation and demos are super understandable.
I haven't even began to watch the video, but the fact that you've put this amount of time into it and made it FREE is insane. I guess that's your whole M.O. but I appreciate it nonetheless.
Learning new and disruptive technologies will always be exciting! Cheering up at 1:15:12 when I confirmed that the volume persistent data still existed in a brand new container made me feel like years ago when I just setted up my first big feature in production or even when I was just learning to code and was able to defeat what it seemed a big logical problem.
It is a very useful video, especially for absolute beginners. What I cannot understand is an irresistible craving of DevOps engineers to use CLI and completely ignoring Graphic User Interfaces for each tool they use, despite there being great GUIs for managing and monitoring these tools. For this example, there are Docker desktop, “Services” in JetBrains IDEs (that are an almost default IDE for Java, Python and widely used for .NET, Go), and “containerization” in Visual Studio for (a big brother of VSC).
If it is learned or "ingrained in your muscle memory" then oftentimes a few commands in the commandline are just simply faster, than clicking around. That's it. IF(!) you know the commands, it's faster. In the end you might get the same result 🙂
A very good session explaining the fundamentals of docker and k8s, it would be nice if you can relate the topics with more practical scenarios/examples in upcoming sessions
@@Galmion not in terms of only subscribers, i’m talking about the views, likes and comments. the interaction is poor which is honestly sad cause this youtube channel puts a lot of effort.
Amazingly helpful! Definitely very understandable and clear! My favourite teaching technique: Explain it like you're explaining it to an idiot!😬 Thank you so much!
Pods communicate through services. Services also works as the gateway of load balancers receiving external requests. If you are reading this and you know the correct behavior, I would really appreciate if you correct me!
@@guybarrette , could you just explain why cattle is "disposable"? Are you aware that they are as living and sentient beings as pets and "humans"? By the way, do you think that you are really humane? You might be knowledgeable but you have proved to be sick ad rotten inside. I have stopped watching you!
Does this course cover concepts like ingress/service mesh etc.? I am looking to gather some of these concepts. Apologies for this - but I just want to make sure that I spend the next week on the right course.
Hello Everyone, Thank you for the course.. Would like to know the certifications path being Backend developer for Docker and Kubernetes. Off-course I am learning from free resources and gaining fundamentals but still like to know in which order I should go for certifications.
My docker commands are working soo slow, It takes 30-40 seconds to run single command on VS Code. Is there some issue with docker, spec of my pc : Processor 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-1245U 1.60 GHz Installed RAM 16.0 GB (15.6 GB usable) System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
