5 Tools EVERY DevOps Engineer Should Know

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Interested in DevOps? These are the tools/technologies that you should definitely be familiar with as a DevOps engineer.
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[@badex3301]

As someone just contemplating pivoting to devops, your channel is such a welcome for the clarity and conciseness it provides.
Keep up the good work!

[@sameed1992]

your videos are fantastic! great delivery with the right information density. fingers crossed your channel blows up🤞

[@nishabhanu219]

Thanks for this making this video! Very helpful for someone trying to navigate their way through DevOps engineering

[@RizzyComputers]

Currently learning DevOps and doing self-teaching. I appreciate your insights Henry!

[@YeetYeetYe]

Love your channel! Currently a software engineer but looking to pivot into DevOps / Infra... your channel has been very helpful.

[@homebrewhenry]

Thanks! Glad to hear it’s been useful.

[@Chief_Avy]

i think so your videos are very high quality for a beginner's atleast please continue making videos regularly

[@homebrewhenry]

Thanks! Glad to hear it’s useful for you

[@user-eh3jr5fb6c]

I believe without knowing any programming language, it's hard to get into DevOps.

[@tcsi_]

Very clear 👍

[@hamzazahidulislam3490]

Thanks

[@iuriibazhan1358]

thanks !

[@prem3957]

Great Video Henry!
Do you edit them yourself?

[@homebrewhenry]

Thanks, I work with a great editor!

[@stunchbox7564]

Nice work!!!But it will make more sense to suggest the time frame for learning this skills.

[@homebrewhenry]

Great suggestion. Will make a note for future videos.

[@unknown-kn4uf]

Hi, can you please recommend specifications for the laptop if i need to buy one for devops?

[@homebrewhenry]

I don't think you need a laptop for specific specs to get started learning.

[@BerkayYetgin]

Just wanted to ask, should Devops learn Python or Go ?

[@homebrewhenry]

I would suggest Python. It’s more widely used and easier to learn.

[@jackscalibur]

Ideally, both. If you're just starting out, learn Python first.

[@gourabsarker9552]

Sir how many years of experience do you have as a software engineer in UK? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.

[@homebrewhenry]

3 years.

[@user-wg6ud3hh1n]

I am working in Manufacturing sector .i want to shift my career to IT field. I want to develop skills or knowledge what ever required in this year 2024. Which area in IT I should more focus so that i can end with a good job. i have having basic knowledge in python and java programming,. .Thanks in advance..

[@homebrewhenry]

I would suggest researching different areas in IT and seeing what roles interests you. Then learn some practical skills relating to that role. For DevOps, take a look at roadmap.sh/devops for a good outline.

[@nicolaimagnussen1914]

Isn’t it weird to have 17000 views on one of your videos, while this has 63… I am in the same boat, this video is as good as the one with 17K so you can start to wonder what really happens?

[@homebrewhenry]

The UA-cam algorithm is hard to predict!