@@williamngasso8436 Bro, I completely agree that professionals always view constructive feedback positively. My intention was to express interest and support, not to imply expecting free content. We all value the hard work and expertise that goes into creating these courses.
You are definitely correct Ahbi about the certifications. They are so damp expensive and lot of training providers are hiking the prices now due to the demand for learning these skills. People are being scammed hundreds of hard earned currencies but I am glad we have your players to learn for free. I am learning azure but can not quite find any good resources like yours online which is a shame for me but I am proud and incredibly grateful for your dedication and support to make these concepts nice and easy for us
Thanks a lot sir for always being helpful. Wish you a lot of success the upcoming year. Would request you to make a video on open source guide for people who want to contribute to open source while learning Devops. Joined your live stream yesterday and found the knowledge you shared about linkedin, github and opensuorce very helpful. Would love a full dedicated video or live stream on Open source whenever you get time.
Hey Abhishek bro, Can u please do a video on tool wise trouble shooting scenarios ...I meant the common errors that occur at particular point and how to solve them to sort those errors
The inf tht u shared is fine..but also need ur help to get those certifications in a cheaper way..like coupons or websites tht provides these certificates for free or any discounts..plz let us know when available.
I have cleared terraform associate, and aws solution architect associate in the last 6 months. now I am giving the next 3 months preparing for cka. Thank you @abihishik
Hi Abhishek, One question please...for AWS solution architect associate which all aws services should one concentrate on. A list will be really helpful
Is AWS zero to hero practice enough for clearing AWS cloud practitioner exam... Also, please let us know ways to get the discounts for exam fees.thanks 👍
Search for AWS Educate for taking AWS cloud practitioner for free. They have some conditions and tasks. If you fulfill them then you can take the cert for free.
Sir kindly make a series of Devops in Azure because many students don't know if they select azure so for azure which devops tools are used in azure cloud
Hi Abhishek, thanks a again for all good material. I have a question that I can not figure it out. I am a software Engineer/ developer, and looking for job. AWS is somehing that I see in most job descriptions. I am practicing with your channels, and reading AWS cloud practitioner materials, but in specific, I wonder if you have any thoughts on which AWS certification works specifically works better for SW/ application developer, not devOps engineer. Thanks.
Thanks Abhishek. I'm pursuing for a devops career. I'm confused whether to go for AWS SAA as you mentioned Or AWS SysOps. What is their difference exactly and how to go about it. Can you please guide me on this ?
Thankyou for this video. I am the fresher and i want to start my carrier in AWS. So can I start my Carrier in AWS and are there more chance to get the job.
Hi Abhishek, as a cloud engineer or devops aspirants how many projects can we put in the resume? Does it give a bad impression on resume if we put like more than 3 projects?
Hi Abhishek, I have total 14 years of experience in mainframe, I want to learn devops from your playlist and switch to other company in devops role. Is it possible?
Is AWS zero to hero practice enough for clearing AWS devops certification and get a job as aws devops engineer? As i am into manual testing from 5 years
Hi VMS and @yth... I mentioned this earlier also, there is nothing called DevSecOps. Security practices should be added to everything that we do as a Software engineer on a day to day basis. Similarly if u add security practices to DevOps tasks some people call it DevSecOps. We already have Kubernetes Security Concepts, CI/CD security concepts, AWS, Terraform and others. May be you can tell me what exactly are you looking for. I will definitely help.
Hi Abhi, i have asked this qn in k8 series, but didnt see any response.. hence reposting.. In a PROD enviroment, how can we avoid a Kubernetes pod going down scenario since my application running in that pod is a stateful one but the session is not persisted in any common share or DB. If the pod goes down, the app session is invalidated which makes the user to relogin. How can we avoid a bad uset experience atleast minimise this occurance ? Your response is highly appreciated 🙏
Sure, we have only one dedicated openshift cluster running for our organization and all the apps across the org are running in this cluster. If any of the pod / node is over utilized and see a busy tag with liveness probe the scheduler will kill the pod and will spin up the newer pod hence all the sessions in the current pod gets invalid. We cannot use a dedicated namespace for our application per our org policy, neither create a stateless application at this point.
Please note : readiness and liveness probe is defined and this application is a Resource hog. I was thinking to use some grace period termination timeout but our application session timeout is 30 min in ideal scenario. So the max value of 120 sec wont help here. Pls let me know if the scenario is clear. Many thanks
Hi Abhi, Basically im trying to figure out a solution for this scenario : My application is a stateful one but session is not persisted in the DB or common share. So if a user is active in one pod and if the pod is going down for any reason mainly if Resource max limit reached). The user session gets invalidated.I dont want the existing user to logout. If the readiness probe fails and liveness succeeds also the existing session gets invalidate if new request of that user comes in, right ? Is there aAnyway i can survive the existing user session ?
