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Never been to Snowbird, but I want to go really badly! 🤙🏼

Hey, thanks for the feedback! What information should I have included to make the video helpful to you?

I have both passes though

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Golfin!

Me too man

Hi not a scam! Watch the video for the full breakdown 💕

Haha what’s up Leo! Hope you’re doing well, cool to hear you’ve joined the k8s rollercoaster 😁

Glad I can help! Thanks for watching

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Feels good imo. When getting fit, I saw more distance with a regular shaft, but also much larger dispersion. I’m already getting the distance I need from these clubs, so the stiff shaft gave me more control and consistency

Thank you! Since I bought this machine, I’ve tried many of the products you mentioned, and settled on a very similar workflow. It’s held up very well as long as you remember to follow the cleaning cycles it suggests, and I’m enjoying the Pro just as much as when I first bought it, if not more. Also, $679 is a great deal! Don’t forget to redeem your free beans (if they still run that promo)

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I’ll check it out!

Best of luck!

Don’t forget to watch the video til the end!

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Yo! I believe I got around 90% on my second killer.sh attempt, but my first attempt was rough 😅

Hi sorry for the late reply! The grade is only for your own knowledge (to gauge your proficiency more than just a pass/fail). From others I've talked to, the CKA definitely feels like the most valuable and recognizable certification. I've heard good things about the AWS courses, especially given how widely used AWS is in the software industry. My company currently uses AWS and I plan on pursuing more certifications in it. Hope this helps, thanks for the question!

Hi there, you were so close to passing! You can retake it as soon as you want I believe - I would schedule it for a few weeks from now so you can prepare a bit more for your second attempt. Good luck!!

Hi, I forget the exact exam topics, but it was reflective of the domains explained here: training.linuxfoundation.org/certification/certified-kubernetes-administrator-cka/ At a high level, these are the areas/skills I would encourage you to focus on: - navigating a terminal shell + using vim + using grep to filter output - using kubectl + knowing the api resources + working with yaml and jsonpath - run a pod + mount a pv via pvc + schedule podAntiAffinity - schedule and drain nodes + upgrade etcd/k8s - create deployments + assign service accounts - ssh onto nodes + restart kubelet/processes + etcd backup - create and apply secrets

Since I get paid on a biweekly basis, I wanted to show how each paycheck gets "spent" for the sake of the video. When it comes to my actual budgeting, I plan on a monthly basis which is 2 paychecks, so I pretty much just divided those values in half for the vid

Hello , Steven can you tell me whether should I give kcna or directly move to cka ? Also is kcna recognised by the recruiters worldwide?

@@shubhamchaudhari6829 Hi, sorry for the late reply! If I'm being honest, I had never heard of the KCNA before you brought it up, so I'm not sure if recruiters recognize it. To maximize getting a job, I would definitely recommend the CKA. If you are unsure if you are ready for the CKA, you can always start with the CKAD which is an easier subset of the topics covered on the CKA. Also, you're selling yourself short calling yourself a beginner with 6 months of experience - after you spend your 2-3 months preparing, I would try out the killer.sh practice exam and gauge how you do. If you are able to get ~30% right on your first practice attempt, I think you have the foundation to continue preparing and pass the CKA!

Yes you can schedule the exam any time you want within 1 year, but you also must take the retake within the same year window. Full details are here docs.linuxfoundation.org/tc-docs/certification/lf-handbook2/scheduling-or-rescheduling-an-exam , glad to help!

How did that go for you by itself? I would not have passed without my job + training prior to the practice tests

Don't know yet, I'm taking it on Sunday, I just did the killer.sh practice tests and yeah 40% lol those are hard!

I'm totally screwed, time to think about the retake :(

I’m sorry!! 🥲 If I can give any advice with less than a week to prepare, it would be: - Focus on the “easier” questions, specifically getting partial credit on questions even if you aren’t able to fully answer them - Practice time management and make sure you at least make an attempt at every question - Don’t stress yourself out! Most people don’t pass on their first attempt, so just do your best and don’t put too much pressure on yourself ❤ Good luck!!!

Thank you!

That’s awesome! Thanks man 😁

i forgot to mention my sleek kirkland wedges@@StevenShapiro

Ooooh dem boys clean 🫨🤧😮‍💨

Great point! What set did you upgrade to?

You're definitely right! In the player's distance category, you see stronger lofts to encourage distance, since it's assumed that you can get the ball off the ground without needing extra forgiveness It is interesting however, that as you move into the category of blade and player's irons, the lofts get less aggressive for maximum feel and workability. Pro's are already hitting the ball insanely far regardless of loft, so loft angles are more "normal" in comparison to older irons I hit the clubs decently well, but I still take full advantage of their forgiveness for off-center strikes. They are probably the most aggressive clubs I should be playing given my current skill level

Facts, they definitely will give you some distance over other clubs that have the same loft. But like you said a 7 iron at 30.5 degrees is really just a 6 iron. However hitting a 6 iron 200+ is not normal for 99% of golfers.

This is a fact, my p790 4 iron goes further then my old 3 iron (feel competition blades) my 7 iron is going 170ish now which is mad.. last round I carried a 6 iron 210 over the back on a par 5.. was convinced the yards were wrong

You’re so right about getting fitted! Glad you enjoyed the vid! I haven’t been fit yet for a putter or driver yet, so that’s probably next on my list (and also where I lose the most strokes) I’ve actually never played PXG clubs, but I’ve heard really good things about them

Thx Sult 🫡

Game improvement irons are designed for maximum distance and launch angle, usually at the tradeoff of distance and spin. They’re designed for beginners that tend to struggle with hitting the ball consistently in the center of the face For someone with a peak physique like yourself, you should prioritize confidence and visual appearance above all

Look good play good

@@StevenShapiroagreed 10000%. I’m a high handicapper and I recently switched from the sim max os to p790s. At first I lost some yardage, but now that I strike the ball in the middle of the face I appreciate the feel of the club and especially the look more now

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I would say 100%, yes

Thank you! 😄

Thanks Alex!

Best of luck!!

Thanks for the sub! It means a lot!

@@StevenShapiro Thank you, also the informations I gathered from this video, helped me a lot and means a lot to me! thank you and good luck in your career. Have a beautiful sunny day

@@Mohamed-Maghrebi That makes me so glad, that’s why I make videos! If you ever have questions I’m more than happy to answer them!!

​@@StevenShapiro Yeah I will put questions if I have any :-D, I am reading about kubernetes now! Looking to get a CKA in future!

Thanks for the feedback, I’d agree for the most part. And yea, definitely funny 😃 thanks mate

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@@StevenShapiro Yup I did! I think your content is great btw 🙏

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