I wish i knew about this channel earlier..i wasted 30k for getting trained from coaching centres which did not help me in anyway...thank you Abhishek for your efforts in teaching us.
Guys better let then never , what we lost is gone, what we achieved also gone, what we want is in the future and we only have this present to pull it from the future. So better to focus on the present !
@@AbhishekVeeramalla Kindly tel how you install bash and i am using windows mobaxterm , find it difficult to follow, cant continue any more , need help!!
I was using Windows for a long time, then I started learning more about computers and programming, and then everyone recommended Linux. Starting from Ubuntu was difficult for me at that time. Then whenever I got stuck I started googling it and finding solutions. After a threshold period with Linux I realized how much fun it was.Now it's time to delve into Linux, Thanks Brother ❤
Hi, Abhishek,---------- I'd like to express my appreciation for the outstanding DevOps training you've provided on your UA-cam channel. Your content is undoubtedly the best I've come across on the platform, and it has been instrumental in enhancing my skills and knowledge in this field. Your clear explanations and in-depth tutorials have made complex concepts accessible, and I'm genuinely grateful for the valuable resource you've created. Keep up the excellent work!
your videos are just awesommmme thanks for the toutorial. unfornately i got know about your videos just 3 days back. But finally got some good devops series . You have explained so good and in very simple way. I really appreciated Abhishek. 👍👍..
23:45 The pwd command in Linux stands for “Print Working Directory.” It is a simple but essential command used to display the absolute path of the current working directory in the terminal.
@Abhishek.Veeramalla @Abhishek.Veeramalla can you make proper 2-3 vedios how we get remote jobs , yes skills different may be you are devops but process same use this go scaler then events then sde onsite how ,cloud champ channel ,harshad deb,sandip khaira,sawan kapoor,sandip das ,shubham lokande
This channel has become like cheat sheet before going to any interview Straight to the point, good that you are giving real time examples also. Thanks a lot
You are a gem of a person..This is called giving back to the community..Your teaching style is so smooth and so effective..Thanks for all the content and may God bless you for everything you do.
Abhishek your videos are really awesome. I wish i could have found your channel earlier but no matter i know after this complete zero to hero program i will emerge as a hero.
Hi Sir, Thankyou for such an informative content! I know a bit about linux, i have learnt from a 1 hour course from codewithharry and other sources. However, one thing i additionally learnt from ur video is the commands to know about the system resource utilization, The Chunks of OS, A depth knowledge of Kernal, like kernal is the heart of the OS, it is used to establish a connection between the software and hardware and the primary responsibilities of Kernal: 1.Device Management 2.Process management 3.Memory Management 4.Handling System Files. Thanks again sir! and yet, finished with another class in the journey of DevOps🎉
Hi Mr. Abhishek, thanks a lot for ur videos actually thanks is not enough, really i mean it,ur videos r helping me alot to understand these concepts easily as I'm from non IT background..day by day I'm getting confidence and more interest ,this is only because of ur teaching...😊
Very useful information Abhishek 😉. I have a small request, can you make a video on all the topics in Linux that a Devops engineer is expected to know about. Asking because usually there's no video which clearly specifies the topics that a Devops engineer needs to know in Linux. Please clarify if Devops engineers need to have depth understanding of 1) Users and group management 2) Permission 3) Disk Management 4) Installing and configaration of services in Linux.
Same question from my side also.. Unix and shell scripting is really vast... Also the requirement for Python scripting in Devops is growing day by day. Can you please make such a video also ?
Thank you for the excellent explanation on scripting. In this course you have explained on Bash Scripting, but most of the companies are looking for Poweshell scripting. Because of not knowing exactly on Powershell, I lost an opportunity in one of the big companies. Could you please put Powershell scripting course
Hi Abhishek, Thank you simple word to say because the way you explained Awesome. Also one request make one video for How to create a resume for Experienced.. which is devops points is more impress the recruiter to get a calls for them. hope this comment will reach u .. Thank you.. :)
hi abhi,by shell scripting videos only, i came to knw abt u r youtube its excellent 👌.... thks for u r valuable time .... gving us free knwldge🙇 one small reqst plz bit slow to get the main concept of project if u r willing to explain .... tq abhi
Thank you so much bro....Awesome explanation. Can you also explain below 2 points in upcoming videos 1. While migrating from onprem to cloud how to identify if our app/db is cpu extensive or memory extensive. 2. How to calculate cpu from onprem cpu to cloud cpu If we have 2 cpu in onpromise can I select same 2 cpu instance in cloud.
Bro I am starting from today, I have been recommended by one of my cousins after learning from your channel, he got the job. If any help is required I'll comment you and request you to reply the same ❤❤
completed Day 6 ...understood all the commands in linux ..... I have only one question here , only referring all this video's can we get devops job in good organization ?
When I look around the web for information about the architecture of Linux, many articles say one component is what is known as "System Libraries" but I'm unable to find an explanation of what these are, what is their job in the system, where are they generally found and what are some examples of them.
shell commands are used in linux used to communicate create folders in linux without having GUI COMMNADS ARE HERE BASH USED LI , CD , PWD , VI , FREE, TEST
24:29 Commands: ls pwd cd cd .. cd ../.. ls -ltr (if it starts with d then it's a directory or else it's a file) touch vi (esc, i - Insert mode) :wq! (To save the file and exit) cat mkdir (To create a directory) rm -r (To remove the directory) free -mg nproc df -h
Hi Abhishek, I am currently Infrastructure engineer with Linux and Python Automation knowledge but I want to get a job and move my career towards Devops. My question is : If I complete your 45 days course with handons ofcourse, will I be knowledgeable enough to face DevOps Technical Interviews?
Hi Annayya Linux devops ki and Aws kuda ekkuva use chestaruga mari eee okka video saripothada linux gurinchi. Bro konchem linux meda separate ga videos cheyyandi bro devops and aws ki entha use avuthado antha.
Hi Abhishek, instead of the terminals you talked about, cant we use the SSH client in the command prompt of my local machine - way to connect to the VM ? If no, can you explain why ??
@@AbhishekVeeramalla All thanks to you bro Keep it up you're doing a noble job of educating and empowering students like us who cannot afford to pay for quality content. Shubamastu!
Hello Abhishek sir, We as a community are extremely thankful for your contribution towards our learning. I have few doubts. Hope you can answer them 1. Can we use the same free tier EC2 instance everytime by stopping it whenever not in use? 2. I have installed the CLI and when I run "aws version" in the EC2 instance connected terminal it shows "Command 'aws' not found, but can be installed with ..." error msg, but whenever I re-open a new terminal (not connected to ec2) it works.
1. Yes. 2. You have installed AWS cli on your local computer. When you open a new terminal, by default it is on your local computer. When you open a terminal connected to EC2, AWS version does not work because you have not installed AWS cli on the EC2 instance.
I wish i knew about this channel earlier..i wasted 30k for getting trained from coaching centres which did not help me in anyway...thank you Abhishek for your efforts in teaching us.
Awesome .. very good to know .. All the best for course completion 😍
I wasted 90K😢
Guys better let then never , what we lost is gone, what we achieved also gone, what we want is in the future and we only have this present to pull it from the future. So better to focus on the present !
i lost 3k from udemy course >:(
@@AbhishekVeeramalla Kindly tel how you install bash and i am using windows mobaxterm , find it difficult to follow, cant continue any more , need help!!
I was using Windows for a long time, then I started learning more about computers and programming, and then everyone recommended Linux. Starting from Ubuntu was difficult for me at that time. Then whenever I got stuck I started googling it and finding solutions. After a threshold period with Linux I realized how much fun it was.Now it's time to delve into Linux, Thanks Brother ❤
Awesome
Hi, Abhishek,---------- I'd like to express my appreciation for the outstanding DevOps training you've provided on your UA-cam channel. Your content is undoubtedly the best I've come across on the platform, and it has been instrumental in enhancing my skills and knowledge in this field. Your clear explanations and in-depth tutorials have made complex concepts accessible, and I'm genuinely grateful for the valuable resource you've created. Keep up the excellent work!
your videos are just awesommmme thanks for the toutorial. unfornately i got know about your videos just 3 days back. But finally got some good devops series . You have explained so good and in very simple way. I really appreciated Abhishek. 👍👍..
Great to hear!
Hello can u help me for no directory file?
23:45 The pwd command in Linux stands for “Print Working Directory.”
It is a simple but essential command used to display the absolute path of the current working directory in the terminal.
Present working directory
thanks
i am living on this playlist. It was shared with me by my friend. awesome. Thank you
Amazing.. Thanks alot
@Abhishek.Veeramalla @Abhishek.Veeramalla can you make proper 2-3 vedios how we get remote jobs , yes skills different may be you are devops but process same
use this
go scaler then events then sde onsite how ,cloud champ channel ,harshad deb,sandip khaira,sawan kapoor,sandip das ,shubham lokande
This channel has become like cheat sheet before going to any interview
Straight to the point, good that you are giving real time examples also.
Thanks a lot
Thanks alot
You are a gem of a person..This is called giving back to the community..Your teaching style is so smooth and so effective..Thanks for all the content and may God bless you for everything you do.
Abhishek your videos are really awesome. I wish i could have found your channel earlier but no matter i know after this complete zero to hero program i will emerge as a hero.
i too started right now awesome channel for DEVOPS
You are a teacher with passion sir thanks so much ,God bless u ,, this is full package
Thanks and welcome
Hi Sir,
Thankyou for such an informative content!
I know a bit about linux, i have learnt from a 1 hour course from codewithharry and other sources.
However, one thing i additionally learnt from ur video is the commands to know about the system resource utilization, The Chunks of OS, A depth knowledge of Kernal, like kernal is the heart of the OS, it is used to establish a connection between the software and hardware and the primary responsibilities of Kernal: 1.Device Management 2.Process management 3.Memory Management 4.Handling System Files.
Thanks again sir! and yet, finished with another class in the journey of DevOps🎉
Thanks alot
Hi Mr. Abhishek, thanks a lot for ur videos actually thanks is not enough, really i mean it,ur videos r helping me alot to understand these concepts easily as I'm from non IT background..day by day I'm getting confidence and more interest ,this is only because of ur teaching...😊
You are most welcome
@lakshmirohanv?
THE ABHISHEK....YOU ARE GENIUS.....SUPERB SIR
😍😍
Learning new things every day
Awesome content..Day by Day.. Thanxs a million 🤝
My pleasure
I wish i knew about this channel way before😇 Best channel i've come across on youtube
Its never too late
You are the real cloud champ.. I'm getting confidence ❤
Most welcome
Thanks a lot.I have taken course but every topic search and watch your videos .something i have gained other than in my trianing.
Awesome .. thanks alot
Hey Abhishek, thanks alot for your extraordinary efforts. You are making and sharing great knowledge to 🎉🎉
My pleasure 😊
excellent sir
waiting for more practical shell script with real time use cases please abhishek sir
Tomorrow
Date- 20-08-2024 . Day-6Completed the video and it is very easy to follow.
You're an awesome tutuor/Guru or what to name you.
Thank you.
Completed the Day:06 Video and Practice also done
Thanks Veeramalla garu
GK from NJ
Aweosme
6days class got completed thnq for this great initiative abhi.
very informative video Abhishek last 3 individual commands for memory cpu disk utilization as free -g,nproc and df -h are very useful
this class is still relevant and will forever be. thank you. please share with me the link to full course on shell scripting.
Very useful information Abhishek 😉.
I have a small request, can you make a video on all the topics in Linux that a Devops engineer is expected to know about.
Asking because usually there's no video which clearly specifies the topics that a Devops engineer needs to know in Linux.
Please clarify if Devops engineers need to have depth understanding of
1) Users and group management
2) Permission
3) Disk Management
4) Installing and configaration of services in Linux.
Same question from my side also.. Unix and shell scripting is really vast... Also the requirement for Python scripting in Devops is growing day by day. Can you please make such a video also ?
Noted!
All topics you mentioned will barely take 1 week to learn and practice.
So if you dedicate a week of your time... you will benefit.
@@mahadevisutar1436 my concern is not about learning things, but to know if it's needed or not
This playlist is shared by my friend to learn Devops.
Great Session, completed on 17 june @1.33 pm
Hi mate. What is your experiences after the training? Have you started any job with it?
Excellent video abhishek , it really help in understanding the topic very well.
Thanks for such content & keep going :)
❤️
Hi Abhishek,
Thanks for the amazing sessions. You are giving so much valuable content for free, let god bless you with abundance knowledge always .
You're most welcome
Learnt some new topics about Linux OS sir. 👍
More to come!
Thank you for the excellent explanation on scripting. In this course you have explained on Bash Scripting, but most of the companies are looking for Poweshell scripting. Because of not knowing exactly on Powershell, I lost an opportunity in one of the big companies. Could you please put Powershell scripting course
I will try to cover
Amazing video .... thank you so much for the efforts ❤
My pleasure 😊
Excellent suberb content
Thank you so much 😀
Good and knowledgeable containt
Thanks a lot
Hi Abhishek,
Thank you simple word to say because the way you explained Awesome.
Also one request make one video for How to create a resume for Experienced..
which is devops points is more impress the recruiter to get a calls for them.
hope this comment will reach u .. Thank you.. :)
hi abhi,by shell scripting videos only, i came to knw abt u r youtube its excellent 👌.... thks for u r valuable time .... gving us free knwldge🙇 one small reqst plz bit slow to get the main concept of project if u r willing to explain .... tq abhi
Thanks for feedback and welcome
ekdam ramro xa 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
😊
Excellent work❤
Thank you so much bro....Awesome explanation.
Can you also explain below 2 points in upcoming videos
1. While migrating from onprem to cloud how to identify if our app/db is cpu extensive or memory extensive.
2. How to calculate cpu from onprem cpu to cloud cpu
If we have 2 cpu in onpromise can I select same 2 cpu instance in cloud.
Good question, will try to address them in a short video
@@AbhishekVeeramalla Thank you bro..
Thank you so much sir for the explanation
You are most welcome
Bro I am starting from today, I have been recommended by one of my cousins after learning from your channel, he got the job. If any help is required I'll comment you and request you to reply the same ❤❤
Hello bro
No file directory issue not able to practice any one help me
Your content is extraordinary in simple understandable language. Appreciate it ❤
Glad you think so!
Just done with this vedio continuing with shell scripting play list thank you Abhishek
Eagerly scorling for your video in you tube bro
👍
Awesome content 👍
Thank you 🙌
Thank you Abhishek sir 🥰
Most welcome 😊
Awesome content Bro. Soon this channel will reach 1lk subscribers. Thank you.
Thank you so much 😀
Hi Abishek, this lesson is completed
Tonotch explanation. Great work bro.. helping everyone
Nice Explanation.
Glad you liked it
Awesome. Please share the videos with your friends
Very good Channel..Thanks Abhishek
Great Content Sir💯
Thanks alot
Abhishek, if possible can you please make a separate video on Linux from basic to advance as per DevOps Tools use, Thanks
Sure, noted
Tqs abhi its easy to learn &understanding 😍😍
Day6 Completed Successfully :)
Day 6 - Completed✅
Thanks for the videos. It's pretty great so far!
Glad you enjoy it!
Day-6 done✅
excellent video
Thank you very much!
really useful playlist
Glad you think so!
Awesome. Please share the videos with your friends
Thank you for this excellent video
The classes are so good and easily understand, can we get any notes for this devops class?
Whatever I have I posted the links in teh description of the video
completed Day 6 ...understood all the commands in linux .....
I have only one question here , only referring all this video's can we get devops job in good organization ?
If you keep practicing like this every class then yes 😉
this video is super awesome
Thanks
Very Help full
Thanks
Thank you so much sir..
Most welcome
Good one
Thanks
Impeccable once again
When I look around the web for information about the architecture of Linux, many articles say one component is what is known as "System Libraries" but I'm unable to find an explanation of what these are, what is their job in the system, where are they generally found and what are some examples of them.
If you are a beginner, you dont need to understand more than what I explained in this video. You can learn that after this series.
shell commands are used in linux
used to communicate create folders in linux without having GUI
COMMNADS ARE HERE
BASH USED
LI , CD , PWD , VI , FREE, TEST
crystal clear
Thank You Sir!
Welcome
Thank you Abhishek🙏
24:29 Commands:
ls
pwd
cd
cd ..
cd ../..
ls -ltr
(if it starts with d then it's a directory or else it's a file)
touch
vi
(esc, i - Insert mode)
:wq! (To save the file and exit)
cat
mkdir (To create a directory)
rm -r (To remove the directory)
free -mg
nproc
df -h
Thanks
free -g not mg
Thank you sir
Welcome
I think Superstar Pawan Kalyan's upcoming movie Har Har Veeramalla is biopic of Abhishek VeeraMalla for his par excellence teaching qualities.
Haha
Always first ❤️❤️.
Thanks a lot
Great video & thank you so much :)
very nice video
Thanks
Love the explanation
Welcome
Day 6 - Completed
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Hi Abhishek, I am currently Infrastructure engineer with Linux and Python Automation knowledge but I want to get a job and move my career towards Devops. My question is : If I complete your 45 days course with handons ofcourse, will I be knowledgeable enough to face DevOps Technical Interviews?
Did you make it?
Abhishek sir please provide commands in description box
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hi Annayya
Linux devops ki and Aws kuda ekkuva use chestaruga mari eee okka video saripothada linux gurinchi. Bro konchem linux meda separate ga videos cheyyandi bro devops and aws ki entha use avuthado antha.
Motham playlist e vundi bro .. e series lo mundu chala videos vunnay .. dont worry .. inka kavali ante
Shell scripting ani playlist vuntadi chudu
Nice session !!!
thank you Abhishek
welcome
Thank you !!!
Most welcome
hi Abhishek, is there any special advantages of using bash on our terminal and let me know how to install bash please..:)
Bash is installed by default most of the times, try running 'bash' command to switch your default shell to bash
Hi Abhishek, instead of the terminals you talked about, cant we use the SSH client in the command prompt of my local machine - way to connect to the VM ? If no, can you explain why ??
Yes u can also do that
still I feel few more commands need to be shown like how to create users, groups or changing permissions of them
You will learn more as you move to next episodes
@@AbhishekVeeramalla yes, i saw that. are you from warangal?
Good videos tq
Most Welcome
Oka Balayya Oka Veeramalla manakosame unnaru
Lol
@@AbhishekVeeramalla 👍
Thank you
You're welcome
For creating a file we can also use cat>filename
You need to use touch or vi command , cat command is to print the contents in the file.
@@AbhishekVeeramalla
ok bro I go it.
It Means as you said touch or vi is used to create an empty file right
completed this shell script fundamental
Subscribed.
Thanks
@@AbhishekVeeramalla All thanks to you bro
Keep it up you're doing a noble job of educating and empowering students like us who cannot afford to pay for quality content.
Shubamastu!
nice
Thanks
Hello Abhishek sir, We as a community are extremely thankful for your contribution towards our learning.
I have few doubts. Hope you can answer them
1. Can we use the same free tier EC2 instance everytime by stopping it whenever not in use?
2. I have installed the CLI and when I run "aws version" in the EC2 instance connected terminal it shows "Command 'aws' not found, but can be installed with ..." error msg, but whenever I re-open a new terminal (not connected to ec2) it works.
1. Yes.
2. You have installed AWS cli on your local computer. When you open a new terminal, by default it is on your local computer. When you open a terminal connected to EC2, AWS version does not work because you have not installed AWS cli on the EC2 instance.
1. Yes you can but remember that AWS won't charge you for ec2 instance but it will charge you for EBS storage used by that instance.