Coming from 18 years of network engineering experience and 5 years of cloud Architecting, I can tell you this video is incredibly informative and important for anyone involved in the technical side of the cloud
Coming from passing my AWS SAA a couple of months ago and just a nice little refresh....you're incredible at teaching. Spot on with everything. Thank you so much for the refresh.
Dude, this was the most helpful, to the point, digestable explanation of the basics in one place I have found. I've been trying to learn DevOps stuff and having all of these terms scattered around without any basic explanation has really stagnated my learning. I'll start learning one topic and find I've been googling and trying to understand the lingo for the entire day. I feel like you've genuinely unlocked a huge chunk of my learning potential with this video. Thanks so much.
Your scenarios was just like mine. Developer with a knowledge gap regarding AWS networking. Thank you for posting this, it helped immensely! I'll probably re-watch it at least a couple more times.
You are great at teaching. Concise but clear explanations. Practical hands-on demos. Many other tutorials merely show a bunch of diagrams, and by the end of the tutorial I'm nearly as clueless as before the tutorial.
FINALLY, FINALLY, FINALLY! A networking video that I can follow along to and actually works! I had to make a few tweaks when accessing the Key Pair since I'm on Windows but amazing video. I've spent hours trying to find something that works and here it is. Two Thumbs Up!
Your explanation regarding the CIDR range is pretty clear. I learned another trick for calculating the CIDR range. For example: The range of /24 is (32-24)^2 = 256 IPs. CIDR range of /16 is (32-16)^2 = 65,536 IPs. I think AWS preserves the first 5 IP addresses. BTW, your tutorial on Terraform is also awesome. I was able to apply the knowledge right away.
Travis, I find myself exactly where you were trying to understand networking and CIDR ranges. Thank you for all you do, your videos are easy to understand and apply.
I have been digging a lot on AWS cloud, the teaching style is definitely a game changer, and you sir, just changed the game. I have been through all those concepts, seeing it in practice just make much more sense. One of the best explanations, will follow up your content. Thank you very much ☁️ 🚀
I've been trying to understand these networking concepts in AWS for a few weeks now. Every resource I've found left me feeling like some things were still unclear - until I watched your video. It's honestly the best resource I've found and has really helped to solidify my understanding of these networking concepts. A heartfelt THANK YOU!
I am not a programmer but using this programmatic approach allowed me to see all the dependencies in a VPC build. Short and Concise and not overwhelming. Thank you very much.
I've struggled with the networking aspects (that everybody else seems to gloss-over and rush through) for ages, but this vid has just enough bite-size parts to de-mystify it for me. And the CIDR block description was bang on for what I needed to know. Many thanks!
Tomorrow I will have an interview for a DevOps Internship position, and this video helps me review and solidfy my networking knowledge. Back then I was only learning theoretical things, and this practical guide make those theories become crystal clear !
Hands down one of the best explanations on VPC networking, I can tell you I have looked this up on Acloud-guru and Pluralsight, and your explanation is much better, crystal clear, straight to the point, and with practical examples
I have been enjoying your content more and more. You've done an excellent job on this video. I love how you go through everything step-by-step and allow the errors you encounter to highlight the need for each step.
keeping myself engaged in AWS cloud for a while, I was searching a lot of videos that could explain the networking concepts within the range of AWS and then I found you. you are the master in explaining things way lot more easier than anyone in this room(youtube). Thanks a lot man..!
I really don't know, or I can't remember, if I have watched a video talking about networking with this kind of explanation. I mean, a real good explanation. I'll keep this video saved in my library to be a good company when I come to forgot some key points about this topic. Thanks for that
I am definitely interested in learning more about advanced Networking concepts. Your teaching style suits me perfect and gave me understanding. Kind of like Confucius said: I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand!
This is a really, really good video! I don't often comment ..but! You've got a great sense of how to explain things. I'm studying for a practitioner certification right now and the course I went through way too theory packed and not much hands-on examples. This was 20 min of to the point, easily digestible information. Great job and thank you!
Wow this is really good. The amount of overly technical learning materials on this subject is overwhelming. It is very refreshing to come across a digestable resource. Thank you for your time!
Instant subscribe. This is the highest quality tutorial I have come across. If you are trying to get an app or service up and need the basics to get it done, then watch this and thank Travis.
Having some basic knowledge on AWS and being not clear on the networking part of it, this video has become the lifeline for me explaining the things much clear in a very basic yet fun way. Kudos to the effort.
Thanks for the video Travis. BTW be careful everyone, the EC2 service is free (1st year) for an amount of time but the NAT gateway IS NOT FREE! Don't forget to terminated after you've download whatever you needed in your "internal" instance and don't let it exist for ever.
Not a dev. I’m a NOC engineer/Linux sys admin so I am working my way into devops at the moment. Your videos have definitely helped me become less intimidated by learning things I haven’t started with yet. Like that terraform video you made. Made it look easy peezy. Glad I found your channel. 👌
That's my video! Thanks man, I needed it so bad. As a programmer looking to switch to the cloud, I was always concerned about not knowing enough networking. 🙏🏻
LOVED this video I learnt a lot. Watched it a number of times, made notes and created the infrastructure twice. I would love to see a video that builds on this and covers transit gateways and peering.
Cool. Travis. I really like your no bs approach. Compact and straight to the point. I don't see a word / statement that went out of the way from the subject your are trying to deliver. kudos.
This is an excellent tutorial for learning the basics of AWS VPC service. I hope you come up with more such videos on AWS database and some other important AWS services. I found your videos very genuine and helpful. Keep posting. Thank you so much
Very informative. Thanks for the video. I use a simple way of calculating the cidr for number of IPs. 2 to the power of (32 - x) where x is the /x in cidr. For example 10.0.0.1/24 will give 2 to the power of (32-24) = 2 to the power of 8 = 256
Man this is great! Similar back story as I was a software engineer for 7 years and did a career change to devOps. I also found that networking is a large skill gap for me! Glad to know it’s not just me, and this video helped clear up a lot of things.
That was a very quick video, finally I learned all those concepts which I tried for hours but was not yet clear to me. Thank you so much for that video
Thank you so much for creating this video. Walking me through each step helps a lot. I'm just getting into the world of Databases and networks. It's so fascinating!
this is me right now as a dotnet, python and c-derived language coder, i need to understand CIDR and stuff like that to excel in my Solutions Architect Associate
Hello Travis.. Thank you very much for clarifying most of the doubts I had with AWS networking. It would be great if you do advanced one which covers all these in-detail with load balancer and end-to-end flow tracing.
Excellent video. I'm amazed at how much I've learned in just a few minutes. It's helping me understand a bit more in my work with my boss. Thank you very much and I will continue to watch more of your videos. Keep going
This is the second videos of yours i’m seeing and wow this explanation was like the best explanation someone could’ve given. Couldn’t ask for more. i want to thank you so much, and wish you’ll get the amount of subscribers you deserve, because heck you deserve waaaay more
hi Travis, thanks for this video, it was AMAZING. The only issue i had is when i uploaded my private .pem file to the private vp2 i had to change the permissions to 600 as it was 644. Only then did it upload the .pem. Despite this the way you did this video is so helpful, thanks
I'm infatuated with this. I recently enjoyed a similar book, and I was truly infatuated with it. "Mastering AWS: A Software Engineers Guide" by Nathan Vale
Absolutely loved your videos! I have watched many tutorials, but yours are exceptionally good- incredibly informative and impactful. Keep up the great work.😀
@@TravisMedia the next stage in AWS networking. Also I would enjoy more of such practical scenario videos like setting up a CI/CD pipeline and administering kubernetes
I loved it , it helped a lot for me to understand the AWS networking. I saw lot of question in the AWS certification exam related to this Topic. Thank You and I would love to see the advance networking where you get into transit gateways and peering connection.
Its easy to get a 200+ hour AWS course on Udemy, etc, but getting a 20 min vid that's straight to the point with a working example is gold. Thank you!
In 30 minutes I learned more than I have tried with hours of other lessons. Well done!
Coming from 18 years of network engineering experience and 5 years of cloud Architecting, I can tell you this video is incredibly informative and important for anyone involved in the technical side of the cloud
Coming from passing my AWS SAA a couple of months ago and just a nice little refresh....you're incredible at teaching. Spot on with everything. Thank you so much for the refresh.
Thanks Ty! And great job with the SAA
As a Network Engineer that has no experience with the Cloud, this was super informative! Thank you much!
Dude, this was the most helpful, to the point, digestable explanation of the basics in one place I have found. I've been trying to learn DevOps stuff and having all of these terms scattered around without any basic explanation has really stagnated my learning. I'll start learning one topic and find I've been googling and trying to understand the lingo for the entire day.
I feel like you've genuinely unlocked a huge chunk of my learning potential with this video. Thanks so much.
I could not have said it better. Travis got the sauce.
This is by far one of the most useful videos on aws I've come across
That's the type of content I would spend a couple of bucks (5-10) to get. Clear & straight to the point
10 min into the video and I just want to tell you how well you executed this demo. Thank you for your time and effort.
Your scenarios was just like mine. Developer with a knowledge gap regarding AWS networking. Thank you for posting this, it helped immensely! I'll probably re-watch it at least a couple more times.
You are great at teaching. Concise but clear explanations. Practical hands-on demos. Many other tutorials merely show a bunch of diagrams, and by the end of the tutorial I'm nearly as clueless as before the tutorial.
FINALLY, FINALLY, FINALLY! A networking video that I can follow along to and actually works! I had to make a few tweaks when accessing the Key Pair since I'm on Windows but amazing video. I've spent hours trying to find something that works and here it is. Two Thumbs Up!
You're one of the best instructor to explain this! Straight to the point and very informative. Keep up the good work!
Definitely want the advanced version, this was super helpful!!
Your explanation regarding the CIDR range is pretty clear. I learned another trick for calculating the CIDR range. For example: The range of /24 is (32-24)^2 = 256 IPs. CIDR range of /16 is (32-16)^2 = 65,536 IPs. I think AWS preserves the first 5 IP addresses. BTW, your tutorial on Terraform is also awesome. I was able to apply the knowledge right away.
Nice one. A little correction with equation... its 2⁽³²⁻²⁴⁾ or 2⁽³²⁻¹⁶⁾ etc.
Travis, I find myself exactly where you were trying to understand networking and CIDR ranges. Thank you for all you do, your videos are easy to understand and apply.
I have been digging a lot on AWS cloud, the teaching style is definitely a game changer, and you sir, just changed the game. I have been through all those concepts, seeing it in practice just make much more sense. One of the best explanations, will follow up your content.
Thank you very much ☁️ 🚀
This is such a clear and succinct explanation of Networking. It makes the advanced Networking classes I've had make more sense.
This is a really clear explanation of AWS networking fundamentals. Very good. 30 minutes taught me so much.
I've been trying to understand these networking concepts in AWS for a few weeks now. Every resource I've found left me feeling like some things were still unclear - until I watched your video. It's honestly the best resource I've found and has really helped to solidify my understanding of these networking concepts. A heartfelt THANK YOU!
I'm sitting in an AWS office and watching this video
😅
legend
That makes me feel better about my situation, you are the 🐐
I am not a programmer but using this programmatic approach allowed me to see all the dependencies in a VPC build. Short and Concise and not overwhelming. Thank you very much.
I've struggled with the networking aspects (that everybody else seems to gloss-over and rush through) for ages, but this vid has just enough bite-size parts to de-mystify it for me. And the CIDR block description was bang on for what I needed to know. Many thanks!
So glad you breakdown the terminology. The worst part of exploring the tech industry or a field within is the intensive level of vocabulary.
I recently discovered this channel Travis and I am already so thankful for all the genuine and invaluable knowledge you have provided.
This was awesome. I'm a data engineer with no networking experience. Our company is moving to AWS so I needed something to get me up to speed quickly
Tomorrow I will have an interview for a DevOps Internship position, and this video helps me review and solidfy my networking knowledge. Back then I was only learning theoretical things, and this practical guide make those theories become crystal clear !
Hands down one of the best explanations on VPC networking, I can tell you I have looked this up on Acloud-guru and Pluralsight, and your explanation is much better, crystal clear, straight to the point, and with practical examples
Thanks! Glad it was helpful
Thats what you look for on internet...clear crisp and to the point information
I have been enjoying your content more and more. You've done an excellent job on this video. I love how you go through everything step-by-step and allow the errors you encounter to highlight the need for each step.
Thanks buddy ! I struggled to find a good video explaining route tables, and yours is just perfect !
Glad it helped!!
keeping myself engaged in AWS cloud for a while, I was searching a lot of videos that could explain the networking concepts within the range of AWS and then I found you. you are the master in explaining things way lot more easier than anyone in this room(youtube). Thanks a lot man..!
I really don't know, or I can't remember, if I have watched a video talking about networking with this kind of explanation. I mean, a real good explanation. I'll keep this video saved in my library to be a good company when I come to forgot some key points about this topic.
Thanks for that
I am definitely interested in learning more about advanced Networking concepts. Your teaching style suits me perfect and gave me understanding. Kind of like Confucius said:
I hear and I forget.
I see and I remember.
I do and I understand!
Honestly, you are a fantastic teacher. I love what you do Mr Travis ❣
This is a really, really good video! I don't often comment ..but! You've got a great sense of how to explain things. I'm studying for a practitioner certification right now and the course I went through way too theory packed and not much hands-on examples. This was 20 min of to the point, easily digestible information. Great job and thank you!
Wow this is really good. The amount of overly technical learning materials on this subject is overwhelming. It is very refreshing to come across a digestable resource. Thank you for your time!
Instant subscribe. This is the highest quality tutorial I have come across. If you are trying to get an app or service up and need the basics to get it done, then watch this and thank Travis.
Having some basic knowledge on AWS and being not clear on the networking part of it, this video has become the lifeline for me explaining the things much clear in a very basic yet fun way. Kudos to the effort.
The video was excellent, particularly the hands-on demonstration on the cloud, which made everything very clear. Thank you, brother.
One of the best explanations on the AWS networking. Thank you.
Amazing !!! I used to scratch my head around networking in AWS. This made everything clear. Thank you
have learnt a lot in this just 25 minutes than i have learned in my 1 week study thank you very much
Thanks for the video Travis. BTW be careful everyone, the EC2 service is free (1st year) for an amount of time but the NAT gateway IS NOT FREE! Don't forget to terminated after you've download whatever you needed in your "internal" instance and don't let it exist for ever.
Not a dev. I’m a NOC engineer/Linux sys admin so I am working my way into devops at the moment. Your videos have definitely helped me become less intimidated by learning things I haven’t started with yet. Like that terraform video you made. Made it look easy peezy. Glad I found your channel. 👌
😆Man, this is incredibly educational and straightforward to grasp!
This video is BRILLIANT! Travis, you have outdone yourself again. Thank you so much!
Hello Sir, I'm starting my path to be a Cloud engineer, doing AWS practitioner and understanding networking, I found your video valuable. Thank you.
This is the best networking tutorial i've seen on the internet. Thanks Travis Media
this is incredibly useful, i have zero networking background but working as developer in a project that uses aws
You implicitly show us how to create and configure the network of a bastion host in AWS! Thanks a lot!
That's my video! Thanks man, I needed it so bad. As a programmer looking to switch to the cloud, I was always concerned about not knowing enough networking. 🙏🏻
please create more videos like this. I am switching my career from developer to cloud. This video is amazing .
First of all thank you so much, it's the best explanation I have seen so far. Yes we need videos of advanced topics it'll be really helpful!!
Great Tutorial! I can just repeat some other viewers' comment: You are incredible at teaching.
Travis, I am speechless!
Please keep making informative videos like this one.
Removing the complexity of the added availability zone made this concept much easier to digest.
Wow! You made my day, what a clear and detailed explanation about VPCs. Thank you for the practical side of things , please do more videos about AWS.
Thank you Travis. One of the most elaborative and sounding explanation on internet. Really helped.
LOVED this video I learnt a lot. Watched it a number of times, made notes and created the infrastructure twice. I would love to see a video that builds on this and covers transit gateways and peering.
Thank you so much! Super helpful!
Cool. Travis. I really like your no bs approach. Compact and straight to the point. I don't see a word / statement that went out of the way from the subject your are trying to deliver. kudos.
what an amazing video. I come back this video from time to time just for a quick revision.
Wow thank you so much for this video. Fellow programmer trying to learn AWS and Networking here :)
This is an excellent tutorial for learning the basics of AWS VPC service. I hope you come up with more such videos on AWS database and some other important AWS services. I found your videos very genuine and helpful. Keep posting. Thank you so much
Awsome you summaryse my entire year in a 30 minutes video
Very informative. Thanks for the video.
I use a simple way of calculating the cidr for number of IPs.
2 to the power of (32 - x) where x is the /x in cidr.
For example 10.0.0.1/24 will give 2 to the power of (32-24) = 2 to the power of 8 = 256
Wow.. I was never that clear about the network stuff. You made it so easy to understand. Thanks.
Man this is great! Similar back story as I was a software engineer for 7 years and did a career change to devOps. I also found that networking is a large skill gap for me! Glad to know it’s not just me, and this video helped clear up a lot of things.
Glad it helped! Yeah that networking void came at me hard.
Very thankful for a clear explanation of concepts! I am sure I will be able to remember how the CIDR range works now.
Thanks Travis! Please create more video like this and more advance info when it comes to networking and AWS architecting. 🙏
so goooooooood!, others just talk about the docs, but you explain how they work together, why they need to exist.
This is truly an amazing video. Everything you need to know in a concise manner! Thanks Travis!
Thank you for this excellent intro video. Never in the field of RUclips videos has so much been demystified in so few minutes! :)
That was a very quick video, finally I learned all those concepts which I tried for hours but was not yet clear to me.
Thank you so much for that video
Thank you so much for creating this video. Walking me through each step helps a lot. I'm just getting into the world of Databases and networks. It's so fascinating!
absolutely brilliantly explained. nice moving back and forth between the concepts diagrams and the interface and technical explanation.
Thank you for explaining CIDR in such an easy way !
this is me right now as a dotnet, python and c-derived language coder, i need to understand CIDR and stuff like that to excel in my Solutions Architect Associate
Great video for covering all the networking principles for AWS. Thanks!
This is awesome and exactly what I needed. I'd love to see that advanced version!
You explained it perfectly and you setting it up really helped learn what is actually happening
Hello Travis.. Thank you very much for clarifying most of the doubts I had with AWS networking. It would be great if you do advanced one which covers all these in-detail with load balancer and end-to-end flow tracing.
Excellent video. I'm amazed at how much I've learned in just a few minutes. It's helping me understand a bit more in my work with my boss. Thank you very much and I will continue to watch more of your videos. Keep going
This is the second videos of yours i’m seeing
and wow this explanation was like the best explanation someone could’ve given.
Couldn’t ask for more.
i want to thank you so much,
and wish you’ll get the amount of subscribers you deserve, because heck you deserve waaaay more
Thank you. Glad it was useful
The way you broke down cidr you deserve a reward
Thanks very much Travis. This forces me to do the planning and design first, and then the deployment / implementation.
Excellent video. I learned more in 30min video than 8h class
I really enjoyed and understood loads for less than 30 minutes. Thank you
Please I'd appreciate if you can do a video like this for API gateway and load balancer.
the way you talk and explain is excellent!
Amazing tutorial. It was very clear and easy to follow. Now, I understand those concepts better. Thank you
wow these are crazy fast and yet so practical! thank you sm travis!
It's super useful, very well designed & clearly presented! Thanks!
Excellent tutorial, I was lost before seeing this video. It really helped with basic understanding.
hi Travis, thanks for this video, it was AMAZING. The only issue i had is when i uploaded my private .pem file to the private vp2 i had to change the permissions to 600 as it was 644. Only then did it upload the .pem. Despite this the way you did this video is so helpful, thanks
I'm infatuated with this. I recently enjoyed a similar book, and I was truly infatuated with it. "Mastering AWS: A Software Engineers Guide" by Nathan Vale
Absolutely loved your videos! I have watched many tutorials, but yours are exceptionally good- incredibly informative and impactful. Keep up the great work.😀
Please continue this as a series. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learned a lot.
Will do! What should be next?
@@TravisMedia the next stage in AWS networking. Also I would enjoy more of such practical scenario videos like setting up a CI/CD pipeline and administering kubernetes
@@TravisMedia VPC peering, Elastic ip , etc.
I loved it , it helped a lot for me to understand the AWS networking. I saw lot of question in the AWS certification exam related to this Topic. Thank You and I would love to see the advance networking where you get into transit gateways and peering connection.
Thank you, really! This is super crisp and very helpful... Absolutely made for super beginners.