Good tips! In particular, learning/practicing these skill in the context of a real project is an absolute must! You will never progress leaning in a vacuum with a bunch of tiny demo applications!
Just found your channel and I’ve been binging your videos. I’m currently to climb the ladder from help desk to DevOps. These videos are highly encouraging and very informative!
Right on! Coming from the help desk is a powerful starting position. You have the unique advantage of knowing your customer’s pains and perspective, which helps you focus on measurable results. Good luck!
Hi sir ! Keep inspiring I'm a final year undergraduate student from India. I have started learning the basics such as Python, Linux, Networking,AWS,YAML for the past few months. I'm gonna start learning docker and other core DevOps related stuff in the upcoming months. Is the roadmap that I'm following right as a beginner?
Sure! The funny thing about roadmaps is they are different for everyone because we all come from different backgrounds with different levels of knowledge. Follow your plan, and supplement it by building things to identify gaps in your knowledge.
Great video, question, when modifying terraform code for production, how can we be sure it is not going to destroy and recreate new resources (so the app running of the deleted resource is gone) what are the best practices ?
Run `terraform plan` first. It will show in the output anything that can't be updated in place and must be recreated: ``` # aws_instance.example must be replaced -/+ resource "aws_instance" "example" ```
Good tips! In particular, learning/practicing these skill in the context of a real project is an absolute must!
You will never progress leaning in a vacuum with a bunch of tiny demo applications!
True story, thanks Sid!
Just found your channel and I’ve been binging your videos. I’m currently to climb the ladder from help desk to DevOps. These videos are highly encouraging and very informative!
Right on! Coming from the help desk is a powerful starting position. You have the unique advantage of knowing your customer’s pains and perspective, which helps you focus on measurable results. Good luck!
thank you so much, so many useful advice here!
You're welcome!
Thanks Young man for your Suggestions 💐
Always welcome
Great content, thanks! :)
Right on, thank you!
Thank you!
You’re welcome, I hope they are useful for you!
Is that Skyrim in the background?
Hi sir !
Keep inspiring
I'm a final year undergraduate student from India.
I have started learning the basics such as Python, Linux, Networking,AWS,YAML for the past few months.
I'm gonna start learning docker and other core DevOps related stuff in the upcoming months.
Is the roadmap that I'm following right as a beginner?
Sure! The funny thing about roadmaps is they are different for everyone because we all come from different backgrounds with different levels of knowledge. Follow your plan, and supplement it by building things to identify gaps in your knowledge.
Sir I learn alot form your video
Glad to hear that!
Please make a video how to contribute in open source or Find a remote Job please kindly give us this information
For open source guidance, Eddie Jaoude twitter.com/eddiejaoude is the best out there.
Great video, question, when modifying terraform code for production, how can we be sure it is not going to destroy and recreate new resources (so the app running of the deleted resource is gone) what are the best practices ?
Run `terraform plan` first. It will show in the output anything that can't be updated in place and must be recreated:
```
# aws_instance.example must be replaced
-/+ resource "aws_instance" "example"
```
Thanks sir
You're welcome!
Great tips! What do you think about KodeKloud? The KodeKloud Engineer program is beneficial.
Haven't heard of them so I can't comment on their program