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I'm exactly following same path u did. It's insightful to watch Ur video. Thanks a lot

Helpfull😊❤

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Yep, Seem true to me, i was planning to I will take the exam after a month, but honestly, the knowledge is way too much that I can not handle easily within a month while I don't work directly with AWS daily xD

Thanks for the video, I appreciate you're exam. I am security engineer with Azure background, please which course can I use to study for the solution architect exam?

Were the practice exams from tutorialsdojo and exampro similar to the real thing?

Thanks for the video! I'm finishing my studies to become a Data Engineer Associate. I already have a DVA and SAA. Would you recommend Security first or DOP?

This was very useful, thank you! Well structured video, gets straight to the point.

Thank you for this! I’m inspired to take it ! This helped!

Aqua Vulnerability Database is useful just by itself <3

super useful, thanks! In the future, could you make the text a little bigger? ~20 rows per page is good -- thanks.

This is absolutely awesome. I think I'll start saving up. One of my biggest fears of cloud projects are the costs I can incur. This scares me because I currently am not earning enough to afford huge bills on AWS. Thanks so much for this, Damien.

Bravo man

I pretty much used the resources you listed and passed my exam after about 4 weeks of prep, working on the Security cert now and getting in the 90s for the practice exam so I may be sitting for that one very soon.

Ty thanks alot

I love this video, I'm preparing for my second AWS certification and I heard about the CompTIA certifications as well but never got further than reading a bit about it here and there. I'm glad I watched this video so that I can consider this certification a bit more.

It's kinda wild - I picked up a Dell PowerEdge R610 (with 6x 750gb HDDs) for $45 , two Dell PowerEdge R720 (with 8x 900gb HDDs each) for $35 (total), and a Dell PowerVault TL2000 with 24 tapes for $25. I basically got 3x enterprise servers with enterprise backup for $105 total at government auction. You got a good haul too - but if you opt for blade servers you can often find them for far cheaper (granted, noise is going to be an issue, as is likely power draw down the line if you keep them on high loads 24/7). Great video and awesome explanation!! Subbed.

Really well done brother

I'm so doing this as soon as I get paid

Hi, nice video. I was wondering, how did you create your documentation? Looks neat.

Brilliant video man about to hit Facebook market place like it owes me money while I binge watch the rest of your videos

This video further let me know that I am on the right path in life. Thank you for your transparency

Bro I've been looking 4 something similar to this for like a year. All other home labs focus on network engineering or smart home stuff. Precuate it bro

Thank you for the presentation. What or how are you using the Raspberry Pi that you showed initially? What type of software are you using to overlay the video of you talking in the lower left-hand corner while scrolling, is that in real time or did you record and then edit?

Great video! Subscribed

what is DevSecOps? at first glance i would assume it stands for - Developer Security Operations? i feel these acronyms are becoming meaningless nowadays, they seem way to broad it feels like just about everything falls under them. Moreover, i watched your video(watched 60% skimmed 40) and read your description, and i still couldn't find how you would define it(i believe this is an issue). if DevSecOps does indeed have to do with security i'm confused. this video had almost nothing to do with security but you continued to use the word DevSecOps. i clicked on this video in hopes to learn about security operations when operating a server at home, but left with nothing. i like you, your style and, quality of content. You're also unbelievably well spoken, congrats, i genuinely strive to speak as clearly as you do. but the title(and your use of the word) feels unfair and misleading. "DevSecOps homelab" but your primary focus was about *your* homelab and not the security associated with it. i think you branding your self so heavily with the term "DevSecOps" might be a mistake.

Nice video, damien. I normally run proxmox for my homelab. It gives me the space to have multiple VMs. Aside from it being self hosted, whats the benefit of gitea?

Thanks. Great video, Damien.! Today, I have added having a DevSecOps lab to my homelab journey as well.! :)

Good video man, great quality. Good luck with your channel!!

Hey Damien. This is awesome. I'm going to buy a couple servers I found on ebay and build this out. Thanks for making this video.

Damn I am studying for this now the plan is to spend 3 weeks and about 8 hours a day studying. I have basically all the same prep materials, and the services you mentioned I already have a good understanding on and have done labs with them. BTW I have worked in non cloud security before and hold other sec certs.

Odd I heard the SAP was the hardest and the Security Specialist is the easiest of all the specialty certs

Thank you for your story sir! I’ve been in trucking for 23+ years and working on getting into IT, got my A+ last winter and am starting at WGU in December. With just an A+ I couldn’t find anything that wasn’t a 50-75% pay cut lol

Thank you for sharing your story. I'm currently midtrhough the Google cyber security certification which is helping me to prepare to eventually do the test for CompTIA+ security certification. Your story boosted my mood! thank you Damien! 😊

I want to work in Cloud one day. Should I get the trifecta? Meaning getting A+, Net+, and Security+? I already have A+ but I plan on skipping Net+ and going for SEC+. I also want to get a few AWS certifications. I also plan on doing a few projects in devops and cloud. Is this a good roadmap?

Great vid, I've heard many other suggest getting the Comptia A+, Network + & Security + for beginners. But it makes more sense to get certs tailored to the desired job rather than just getting a general IT certs. After getting these certs, are there any lab sites you could recommend or how to build projects to show employers.

Great overview thank you!

Is it possible to register cloudformation hooks programatically? Like if i wanted to have a hook send info to a lambda i would want to create it all in the one clousformation stack for ci/cd deployment

Good work Damien! I came across your video after I published my video "SonarQube how to: managment web UI and incremental analysis" - taking a slightly different angle of the same topic (SAST with SonarCube). Difference is 2-fold * in target project platform - WebGoat is Java web application implementing tutorial on OWASP vulnerabilities and incluses sample vulnerable code * demo done in VirtualBox VM (also available at sourceforge) so it could be easily reproducible on the machine not configured for development at the expense of download size (12Gb) user can just start VirtualBox VM (from VM Manager or by double-click on Ubuntu_24.04_SonarCubeinDockerMavenClean.vbox) and will see running session with SonarCube processes up, SonarCube WebUI opened in browser and terminal running docker attached to the SonarCube process = tailing it’s log, opened text file with selected command-line sippet ready to cut&paste to terminal for starting maven analysis. I’m not particularly surprised at just a couple dozen views in a week for my video - I’m not promoting my channel and don’t have significant content in it… but I see you published 13 videos and several short ones in the last few months and just 423 views in 3 months…?!! :( I’ll try to help with promoting a good cause of secure coding with like and subscribe. Good luck! 🤞

Hey brother, I am about to take this test next week. Then going to look for a internship. I am currently in Ukraine and a American so hopefully a Ukrainian company can take me in. Your insight has told me my plan can work I just need hands on knowledge. Thank you, keep going forward.

I got mine a year ago and nothing has changed, I am obviously doing something wrong lol. Are the entry level certs for AWS or Azure worth anything? Ironically, I want to move to Dallas in December but having no luck finding anything.

Did you have or get the A+ first?

hi brother, may i ask i would like to reach out via email for consultation. I am willing to pay for service. Please let me know.

Thanks!

I think the problem I come across is there is so many CompTIA certifications. I thought about get CompTIA+ but also thought about linux and security.. it also kinda sucks they only last 3 years

Thanks for your story. I currently have my A+ and Net +. Studying for the Sec+. Been working at Helpdesk for almost 2 years now and looking for something different. Retired from Law Enforcement. Your story has given me hope. Thanks

That gate has closed on cybersecurity entry level from my understanding

Just passed today and now I want to try and land an entry level job but I also want to try for the AWS certs because the cloud is where it’s at nowadays!

Are you using Azure or AWS for your cloud journey?