I'm a visual learner and just wanted to admire the effort you put in to to visually teach us. Takes a lot of your time but it is very much appreciated, thanks man.
Visual learning is just an excuse, in other words you don't like hard work. You will never learn anything from just watching videos. It's repetitive action that implants skills into your memory!!! Network chuck is fantastic and he defo adds value. But you will save yourself a great deal of time by paying for a recognized certified course that has been created by actual teachers/lecturers. With specific modules and finish lines. Instead of getting free information from affiliate-hungry RUclipsrs. It shocks me how gullible, tight-fisted or broke and mentor hungry people are. You get what you pay for, spend some money on your education.
@@emzgalante2640 yet here you are on this FREE video. Kinda odd you mentioned that. Anyway, theres nothing wrong with spending 2k on a course but most of the people here are trying to get a basic knowledge and understanding like me. Not everyone is here trying to become the next greatest cloud engineer. Alot of this knowledge is fascinating wether its free or costly and that pretty much applies to all knowledge. Just be aware of the audience you're confronting before you say something.
@@emzgalante2640 BS. im currently watching his entire series while sitting in CCNA CLAS given by the Royal Netherlands Air Force lmao. Not all classes are great. Having a visual presentation on something does wonders when a professor cant explain shit.
Just start and you'll get everything done! Take a small step every day and In a year, you'd have learned too many things. That's how I do my learning. I hope that is helpful
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Can you tell me how to solve the error if 0 available wifi connection are shown after airodump-ng wlan0mon. I have added that video ruclips.net/video/LtItuXksePY/видео.html
Love your videos, very helpful, clear and concise. Do you reccomend any IT books? I'm working towards a bachelor's in cyber sec, nearly done with my associate's but I feel like I'm still lacking knowledge. I haven't had that "ah hah!" Momemt where it all clicks together yet Anyways thanks for the great content!
These videos help me so much more than these courses that just show powerpoints with bulletpoints while they quickly explain the concept. If I see something visually and drawn out it's much easier to understand everything and remember it. Thanks Chuck!
Every time I watch one of chuck’s videos, I am motivated to learn everything about IT. I wish teachers would be as motivating as he is. Amazing content!
@@a.ismael47 teachers can no longer teach 1 on 1 because of overflowing classrooms. Where Chuck style is very 1 on 1 feeling except he is (not sure if his actual viewership) actually 1 to 100,000 just guessing at his analytics. I wish all educators could educate this week
Yay! Thanks for the video! I finally feel like I’m ahead! I’ve been learning Hybrid Cloud using Nutanix since December 2020. So many of the things you brought up I was familiar with. I agree not everything needs or should be in the Cloud. It will depend on your Service Level Agreements, security Requirements, etc. But as you put it on-Prem should be “Cloudy” ready! The more you are prepared to go cloud the smoother the future digital transformation will be.
This is great. Usually if you use Google Cloud, AWS or others you're basically feature locked. You can't easily migrate from one to another - this was a real pain point for most ITS engineers and developers. Maintaining flexibility, scalability and portability at that level is no easy feat. This was very informative, thank you!
Per your first question: I usually pronounce premises as (PREM-uh-SIS) when referring to a location consisting of a single defined area (like a building or office). I will pronounce the same word as (PREM-uh-SEES) if I am referring to a larger, less definable location (like a campus or office complex). I'm pretty sure I made up that pronunciation rule in my own head, but no one has stopped me yet!
I love the way you deliver the information - I thought I know all these terms and understood most of it, but I confess you added to my knowledge about K&S, hybrid cloud and how we can manage it all with one tool by VMware which we already know and love ! best of all - Dell ( My favorite OEM which I always strive to use) has the solutions needed for the private cloud to integrate into the VMware solution - this is the best !
I have been using AWS S3 for years, I also use it for my podcast hosting: parler has made me rethink this. Oh I pronounce it Prem-i-Sez but I am British.
A corporation is never your friend. If you use if for podcast hosting which doesn't criticize them or doesn't spread any other unwanted thing defind by corpos you're fine then. Just keep it in mind. People tend to forget so easily.
What about just installing k3s/k0s on bare-metal and when you need more(of anything) you(or automate) push more pods to the cloud? I think about that for a couple of weeks. Managing them with Rancher can be less of a problem too.
Absolutely agree to the hybrid solution. It's my thought since long time but I found and find a lot of people blindly migrating anything to the cloud realizing too late the cost incement and the more cons than pros...
Today I work with Microsoft Azure and I totally agree with the things that you said in this video. Is easier and faster to deploy and manage a lot a VM's on Cloud than On-prem. Who can take time to learn Cloud, do this. Is the best path to follow to who works with technology.
Cloud is not always the answer, I'm a web developer, I mainly do web apps, I rent a vps for my projects with whm and cpanel and it works great and I love it
Chuck: "Let's say my coffee website starts to take off, like, watch out Starbucks, I'm coming for you." Me, thinking back to all the times he used Starbucks as an example in his hacking videos: "It was all for this, wasn't it?"
I’m so old I remember silos lol. My last employer (county) had a bunker. I get there 8 years ago. First two years we rip out literally tons of servers. Go hybrid with a warm and cold backup infrastructure. They built a new bunker, with locomotive sized generators with a underground semi trailer sized freezer. Good days it’s a giant block of ice. Bad day it cools the servers for a week.
@@NetworkChuck They like to keep things in house in the Deep South (Florida). Our old bunker was designed to stand up to a CAT5 hurricane. We had about 6 server farms spread around the county too. So the county fathers felt that hurricanes would get worse (and they are) and only the main bunker was up to the job. So when the state built the new EOC , second only Miami Dade in strength, they pony tailed with the state and incorporated a consolidated server farm. I got a look at it before it was fully up. I didn’t have the clearance (county is funny, I used to be DOD) so I’ve never seen it in operation. It’s about the size of a large super market. I know we have a warm site up in Tennessee. I think they sold the cold site in Georgia and moved some things to the cloud. We have tons of PII with police , fire, schools, hospitals all in there. That’s on prem. I know a little about the security but I’m mumm on that. Love your stuff. Want to build an ARM ESXi server lol. Remind me of the old days lol.
For my work, file storage on the cloud is something that I don't care for. It is slow to upload and download, which is a regular thing, with files up to 250MB, although most ffiles about 40MB. I'm probably a bit old school. The cloud does have version control and obviously back ups and are probably more reliable than a local server.
Hi Chuck, great upload as always. just one thing, you might want to add that popup on the top right for Hypervisor for those looking for it (seems you might have forgotten to :) ) 9:20. Keep up the awesome work, loving the content.
Another excellent episode! I loved all the cloudy things I learned, and especially the bit about how on-prem and cloud setups eventually got the best of the other. Also, two thumbs up for - and I know this is from a very different context - but two thumbs up for the ending piece around finding the simplicity in the complexity for the technologies we use. Finally, I haven't commented yet on the studio set up! I also love it. I'm so inspired!
Hey! I got lost after Ep 9. Ep 9 and 10 both seem very different from what we were doing in earlier vids, i was understanding it but this went over my head :(
For my personal projects my goal is to remove my data from the public cloud entirely. I don't want to feed the big data machines out there. For work though I think we have both AWS and GCP along with our own data centers.
Dude you got a my attention!,, I have had a burning desire for Linux and dancing around Linux for the last two years.i have dove in now and committing and diving in thanks to your podcasts.... how can I donate to your cause?
Chuck: "You can learn more right here." *Points to upper corner* Me: Looks in corner. Nothing there. "Awww man..." Lol, hey man, i think you forgot to load the cards :)
I would love so much to build an actual cloud. But there's no such thing as server less or managed without a cloud. My normal advice is that if you just need a landing page and maybe sell a couple things... Stay away from the cloud, it costs more!!! If you're a huge Enterprise that has to rent it half a data center AND pay the people to manage them: you'll save a ton. Add up the nickels and dimes before you click that deploy button
Love your videos bro. Please make a video on how to secure your UDM Pro Router properly. I would love to see this video and talk about setting up VPN and the rest of the features to include IDS/IPS. Thanks and keep up the great work !
Scale matters. Large enterprises can do it cheaper than the public cloud. If I was a startup company, absolutely I would put in the public cloud. I would also argue that micro services are great for apps born in the cloud. Most enterprises run. Legacy apps, that would require expensive refactoring. Finally, you can run containers on prem as well. I agree with you hybrid is the true future. The cloud is leased. Remember it’s NOT cheaper than owning a data center when you are a large enterprise.
Dude, these same services can be run on dirt cheap, old as me hardware. In fact, it's being done by me right now - offsite. I have complete redundancy in my detatched garage. It's not exactly redundant if a tornado wipes out every home in the area, but it is if there's a fire in the house, you get the idea). I run macOS and have duplicated everything via cron & rsync ... it's not perfect, given i'd have to bring up a system before importing data but , it's pretty good for free. And I have ownCloud as well for sync'ing my iOS data locally. All of it backed up and secured in my garage. As for commercial cloud, one need only look to the recent de-platforming of Parler to understand how vulnerable a company is to its provider. Redundant providers is a requirement for any business. I wish I knew how/why Parler put all their eggs in the AWS basket... total ineptitude..
I dunno man, purchasing & maintaining a large on prem infra takes a lot more cost & work and has a lot less redundancy baked in. Also physical security of on prem is also a worry for home businesses and SME's IMHO. Lovin your videos though, really makes IT much more 'fun' to learn than the old ways (books!)!
Aws also has an auto scaling feature along with load balancing with EC2 servers so you wouldn't even need to mess with anything if you have that setup during heavy traffic
VMware in the cloud is astronomically expensive, £44,000 per annum for the base subscription, additional add-ons for things such as on demand backups. Though I'd love to use it, there are much cheaper methods for hybrid cloud between VMWARE and AWS for instance.
I have a Dell Server R710xd and I have installed Proxmox as my hypervisor. However recently i have found that my company is using vmware and i'd like to get more experience. What VMWare product is best for me to get esxi or vsphere? cheapest? easiest? most useful for the future?
Microservices: break down one big app into bit-size chunks that are deployed into containers that are easily managed and updatable. It is located in the cloud.
CHUCK,MY MAN...GREAT VIDEO BUT I ALSO THINK U SHOULD ALSO MAKE ONE ON USING BURPSUITE FOR BEGINNERS..AND DO PLZ PENTEST A WEBSITE WHILE YOU ARE AT IT! LOVE YOU CHUCK😄❤
Since you mentioned HCI, Rancher has a new open source HCI offering called Harvester. They also have K8s distributions and cluster management that can be used on prem.
networkchuck you are the best, im currently preparing for Azure administrator exam, i dont have much experience in networking stuff. the exam is really important to me and im having issues with understanding vnet. please help or advice on what i can do. thanks
Enough coffee, if I hear “you must learn this now” one more time I am done:) You are a great source of energy and motivation. You must stop drinking coffee. You have to stop drinking coffee.....lol, keep up the good work.
I love ALL your conent new and old, you freaking ROCK man. I am curious if your coffee is as good as your videos? Thanks for all the hard work and making the best conent on youtube.
I just have my certifications on Azure (last were architech and devops), and just start to learn GCP, but after read this, I have to re-think. Is better a VmWare Certification to be familiar with all these options? I don't think is going to replace all, just 70% of options, experts will require expert knowledge because every cloud have massive options. But for begginers as me, could be a game changing option.
I'm a visual learner and just wanted to admire the effort you put in to to visually teach us. Takes a lot of your time but it is very much appreciated, thanks man.
Visual learning is just an excuse, in other words you don't like hard work. You will never learn anything from just watching videos. It's repetitive action that implants skills into your memory!!! Network chuck is fantastic and he defo adds value. But you will save yourself a great deal of time by paying for a recognized certified course that has been created by actual teachers/lecturers. With specific modules and finish lines. Instead of getting free information from affiliate-hungry RUclipsrs. It shocks me how gullible, tight-fisted or broke and mentor hungry people are. You get what you pay for, spend some money on your education.
@@emzgalante2640 yet here you are on this FREE video. Kinda odd you mentioned that. Anyway, theres nothing wrong with spending 2k on a course but most of the people here are trying to get a basic knowledge and understanding like me. Not everyone is here trying to become the next greatest cloud engineer. Alot of this knowledge is fascinating wether its free or costly and that pretty much applies to all knowledge. Just be aware of the audience you're confronting before you say something.
His videos have been the best I’ve found both paid and free so far
@emzgalante2640 You're 100% wrong, take a look into peer-reviewed learning research over the last 50 years. There are many different learning styles.
@@emzgalante2640 BS. im currently watching his entire series while sitting in CCNA CLAS given by the Royal Netherlands Air Force lmao. Not all classes are great. Having a visual presentation on something does wonders when a professor cant explain shit.
I need to learn so many things that I don't have time to learn 😮💨
Story of my life lmfao.
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Just start and you'll get everything done! Take a small step every day and In a year, you'd have learned too many things. That's how I do my learning. I hope that is helpful
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Ikr I have too much homework and have my hsic coming up in 4 weeks
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@Networkchuck pls can u help what to do if ip is in use in kali linux 2 wsl windows
Can you tell me how to solve the error if 0 available wifi connection are shown after airodump-ng wlan0mon. I have added that video ruclips.net/video/LtItuXksePY/видео.html
Is this opensource?
Love your videos, very helpful, clear and concise. Do you reccomend any IT books? I'm working towards a bachelor's in cyber sec, nearly done with my associate's but I feel like I'm still lacking knowledge. I haven't had that "ah hah!" Momemt where it all clicks together yet
Anyways thanks for the great content!
@@John-qc5vt Why not try some THM or HTB (tryhackme, hackthebox) exercises? Thats what I found helped me get that aha moment. Good luck!
These videos help me so much more than these courses that just show powerpoints with bulletpoints while they quickly explain the concept. If I see something visually and drawn out it's much easier to understand everything and remember it. Thanks Chuck!
Every time I watch one of chuck’s videos, I am motivated to learn everything about IT.
I wish teachers would be as motivating as he is.
Amazing content!
teachers will never be this motivating, I swear I could KILL my teachers if I had the chance to
@@a.ismael47 lol
@@afro-es its called being honest, not tryna be funny
@@a.ismael47 teachers can no longer teach 1 on 1 because of overflowing classrooms. Where Chuck style is very 1 on 1 feeling except he is (not sure if his actual viewership) actually 1 to 100,000 just guessing at his analytics.
I wish all educators could educate this week
I enrolled in a three-week Azure training, it almost put me in a coma
Just found this channel. Can't believe how much information is crammed in these videos in a super clear and concise way. Well done sir! Subscribed!
Damn, a 16 minutes Dell ad. Might be a record.
"I want something cheap to develop my own business". mrBeast t-shirt: "Hold my coffee"
The cloud saved me yesterday because my windows got corrupted so I did a fresh install off a USB and thankfully most my files were on the cloud. Phew!
Yay! Thanks for the video! I finally feel like I’m ahead! I’ve been learning Hybrid Cloud using Nutanix since December 2020. So many of the things you brought up I was familiar with. I agree not everything needs or should be in the Cloud. It will depend on your Service Level Agreements, security Requirements, etc.
But as you put it on-Prem should be “Cloudy” ready! The more you are prepared to go cloud the smoother the future digital transformation will be.
This is great. Usually if you use Google Cloud, AWS or others you're basically feature locked. You can't easily migrate from one to another - this was a real pain point for most ITS engineers and developers. Maintaining flexibility, scalability and portability at that level is no easy feat. This was very informative, thank you!
And don't forget, it is easy and cheap to move your data into the cloud, but is hard and expensive to get out... just like heroin
Per your first question:
I usually pronounce premises as (PREM-uh-SIS) when referring to a location consisting of a single defined area (like a building or office). I will pronounce the same word as (PREM-uh-SEES) if I am referring to a larger, less definable location (like a campus or office complex).
I'm pretty sure I made up that pronunciation rule in my own head, but no one has stopped me yet!
PREM-uh-SEES is definitely the better way. Very sophisticated and French like
You are awesome - Love how you break down complex stuff and make it seem fun and easy - you sir are legend.
You da man Chuck! Love watching while sipping the coffee... always bring new, fresh and exciting content! Keep it up! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
I love the way you deliver the information - I thought I know all these terms and understood most of it, but I confess you added to my knowledge about K&S, hybrid cloud and how we can manage it all with one tool by VMware which we already know and love ! best of all - Dell ( My favorite OEM which I always strive to use) has the solutions needed for the private cloud to integrate into the VMware solution - this is the best !
Dell Partnering with Vmware is like Walmart partnering with Sam's Club.
Its the same thing
I thought they only owned an 80% stake
Big companies buying up stuff to lock out the completion to keep up the huge profit margin. Same old same old.
@@Unfamiliar_Fruit
Something like that, but I've heard that they're planning on selling their share.
I have been using AWS S3 for years, I also use it for my podcast hosting: parler has made me rethink this. Oh I pronounce it Prem-i-Sez but I am British.
A corporation is never your friend. If you use if for podcast hosting which doesn't criticize them or doesn't spread any other unwanted thing defind by corpos you're fine then. Just keep it in mind. People tend to forget so easily.
How dubious is the content of your Podcast?
As long as your contents don’t incite violence and reaches to millions of users, you’re fine lol
Make sure to not have a bucket exposed
Hell, I pronouce it both "Prem-Muh-Sis" & "Prem-Uh-Seas", and I'm American.
What about just installing k3s/k0s on bare-metal and when you need more(of anything) you(or automate) push more pods to the cloud? I think about that for a couple of weeks. Managing them with Rancher can be less of a problem too.
Absolutely agree to the hybrid solution. It's my thought since long time but I found and find a lot of people blindly migrating anything to the cloud realizing too late the cost incement and the more cons than pros...
As a storage admin, the public cloud frightens me. Why? well, there is no such thing as a "cloud storage admin"
i didn't notice he has mr beast's shirt wowww
First thing I noticed!
@@dhrandy 😄😄
big ooof
Today I work with Microsoft Azure and I totally agree with the things that you said in this video. Is easier and faster to deploy and manage a lot a VM's on Cloud than On-prem.
Who can take time to learn Cloud, do this. Is the best path to follow to who works with technology.
Cloud is not always the answer, I'm a web developer, I mainly do web apps, I rent a vps for my projects with whm and cpanel and it works great and I love it
Chuck: "Let's say my coffee website starts to take off, like, watch out Starbucks, I'm coming for you."
Me, thinking back to all the times he used Starbucks as an example in his hacking videos: "It was all for this, wasn't it?"
I’m so old I remember silos lol. My last employer (county) had a bunker. I get there 8 years ago. First two years we rip out literally tons of servers. Go hybrid with a warm and cold backup infrastructure. They built a new bunker, with locomotive sized generators with a underground semi trailer sized freezer. Good days it’s a giant block of ice. Bad day it cools the servers for a week.
that sounds amazing
@@NetworkChuck They like to keep things in house in the Deep South (Florida). Our old bunker was designed to stand up to a CAT5 hurricane. We had about 6 server farms spread around the county too. So the county fathers felt that hurricanes would get worse (and they are) and only the main bunker was up to the job. So when the state built the new EOC , second only Miami Dade in strength, they pony tailed with the state and incorporated a consolidated server farm. I got a look at it before it was fully up. I didn’t have the clearance (county is funny, I used to be DOD) so I’ve never seen it in operation. It’s about the size of a large super market. I know we have a warm site up in Tennessee. I think they sold the cold site in Georgia and moved some things to the cloud. We have tons of PII with police , fire, schools, hospitals all in there. That’s on prem. I know a little about the security but I’m mumm on that. Love your stuff. Want to build an ARM ESXi server lol. Remind me of the old days lol.
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love your content
Dude love your videos!!! And i give you two words in HCI, Prism Central from Nutanix!
For my work, file storage on the cloud is something that I don't care for. It is slow to upload and download, which is a regular thing, with files up to 250MB, although most ffiles about 40MB. I'm probably a bit old school. The cloud does have version control and obviously back ups and are probably more reliable than a local server.
Just learned this stuff from the az-900
Thanks to the discord for the promo codes
Nice! Whats the name of that discord?
@@ricko.o network Chuck
Can you please talk about certifications? Things like degrees and credentials etc. I’d love to hear it from your channel!
Network Chuck has the best background music ever. That's what keeps me watching his videos up to the last second :-D
No, Chuck! YOU need to get your CCNP.
RIGHT NOW
😂 ah poor chuck & his CCNP, but he’s got it now right? don’t have time to check in with all his vids/updates
the quality of your videos is astounding
Hi Chuck, great upload as always. just one thing, you might want to add that popup on the top right for Hypervisor for those looking for it (seems you might have forgotten to :) ) 9:20. Keep up the awesome work, loving the content.
That thumbnail .... it is ... pure poetry.
Another excellent episode! I loved all the cloudy things I learned, and especially the bit about how on-prem and cloud setups eventually got the best of the other. Also, two thumbs up for - and I know this is from a very different context - but two thumbs up for the ending piece around finding the simplicity in the complexity for the technologies we use. Finally, I haven't commented yet on the studio set up! I also love it. I'm so inspired!
Love the content and thank you for doing all this. However, how is this related to CCNA?
Hey! I got lost after Ep 9. Ep 9 and 10 both seem very different from what we were doing in earlier vids, i was understanding it but this went over my head :(
For my personal projects my goal is to remove my data from the public cloud entirely. I don't want to feed the big data machines out there.
For work though I think we have both AWS and GCP along with our own data centers.
Dude you are the best tech guy around!
We miss U Chuck! Keep making video and posting!
I've learned Hybrid cloud!
Right now..?
Dude you got a my attention!,, I have had a burning desire for Linux and dancing around Linux for the last two years.i have dove in now and committing and diving in thanks to your podcasts.... how can I donate to your cause?
You make me so excited to get into network engineering
I was on a roll learning all this stuff in the CCNA playlist until I hit this video and now I am completely lost 😂
BTW, the best terminology is "on premises" it has a good dept of perfect synonym to what it defines. Thanks.
Recently found the channel and subscribed, thank you for the awesome content! DEATHLY curious tho.... do you also roast and sell coffee?
Chuck: "You can learn more right here." *Points to upper corner*
Me: Looks in corner. Nothing there. "Awww man..."
Lol, hey man, i think you forgot to load the cards :)
doing it now!!! RIGHT NOW!
@@NetworkChuck 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Lmao
@@NetworkChuck also forgot the link to hypervisors vid @ 9:20
@@NetworkChuck just watched, didn't see it
I would love so much to build an actual cloud. But there's no such thing as server less or managed without a cloud. My normal advice is that if you just need a landing page and maybe sell a couple things... Stay away from the cloud, it costs more!!! If you're a huge Enterprise that has to rent it half a data center AND pay the people to manage them: you'll save a ton. Add up the nickels and dimes before you click that deploy button
My last post, I promise. Could you upload something explaining keyckoak and identity management/federation? I have no idea what I'm doing here
Love your videos bro. Please make a video on how to secure your UDM Pro Router properly. I would love to see this video and talk about setting up VPN and the rest of the features to include IDS/IPS. Thanks and keep up the great work !
hybrid cloud is interesting. i need to rewatch multiple time to understand better
Scale matters. Large enterprises can do it cheaper than the public cloud. If I was a startup company, absolutely I would put in the public cloud. I would also argue that micro services are great for apps born in the cloud. Most enterprises run. Legacy apps, that would require expensive refactoring. Finally, you can run containers on prem as well. I agree with you hybrid is the true future. The cloud is leased. Remember it’s NOT cheaper than owning a data center when you are a large enterprise.
Why hasn't anyone commented on that mess @ 1:12 ?? Love you network chuck! No hate!
learning microservices with Node JS and React now with Docker and Kubernetes :)
From where and how bruh
That was fantastic! Thank you introducing that server.
Dude, these same services can be run on dirt cheap, old as me hardware. In fact, it's being done by me right now - offsite. I have complete redundancy in my detatched garage. It's not exactly redundant if a tornado wipes out every home in the area, but it is if there's a fire in the house, you get the idea). I run macOS and have duplicated everything via cron & rsync ... it's not perfect, given i'd have to bring up a system before importing data but , it's pretty good for free. And I have ownCloud as well for sync'ing my iOS data locally. All of it backed up and secured in my garage.
As for commercial cloud, one need only look to the recent de-platforming of Parler to understand how vulnerable a company is to its provider. Redundant providers is a requirement for any business. I wish I knew how/why Parler put all their eggs in the AWS basket... total ineptitude..
I strongly recommend checking out openSUSE Kubic and openSUSE MicroOS.
How could you not include in IBM in your presentation. They are banking hard on the hybrid cloud module. Nonetheless, amazing video!
It would be great if you did a video on how you set up your 'on-prem' data center.
I dunno man, purchasing & maintaining a large on prem infra takes a lot more cost & work and has a lot less redundancy baked in. Also physical security of on prem is also a worry for home businesses and SME's IMHO. Lovin your videos though, really makes IT much more 'fun' to learn than the old ways (books!)!
Aws also has an auto scaling feature along with load balancing with EC2 servers so you wouldn't even need to mess with anything if you have that setup during heavy traffic
That is crazy Chuck, thanks for the video man it is very helpful!!!
VMware in the cloud is astronomically expensive, £44,000 per annum for the base subscription, additional add-ons for things such as on demand backups. Though I'd love to use it, there are much cheaper methods for hybrid cloud between VMWARE and AWS for instance.
I just got the Windows Server Hybrid Admin cert and I had a real tough time navigating Azure. That VXRAIL interface looked clean.
I have a Dell Server R710xd and I have installed Proxmox as my hypervisor. However recently i have found that my company is using vmware and i'd like to get more experience. What VMWare product is best for me to get esxi or vsphere? cheapest? easiest? most useful for the future?
Red hat Openshift is your answer for multi cloud and hybrid cloud.
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Thanks Chuck, another cool vid. You did well not drinking coffee to the end haha
Thank u NetworkChuck👍🏽 Awesome video sir. You’re a great teacher!
Well Said Chuck 👍
Adding to that Dell Apex and Dell Cloud Console; great products integrate with VCF and multi cloud providers
Dude you explained the pain points so well.
Another great option for the hybrid cloud management (and a lot of other stuff) is the HPE Greenlake, you definitely should give it a try
Dude! where you been, I need your knowledge on a daily basis! lol, Great work and I really need this insight in the cloud. Thank you!
Microservices: break down one big app into bit-size chunks that are deployed into containers that are easily managed and updatable.
It is located in the cloud.
I always end up saying on-prem, but use the long version of on-premise occasionally.
You're the best tech teacher I ever seen! Excellent way to explain technical stuff! Kudos Chuck!
What do you think about Syntropy, a solution that simplifies the whole hybrid cloud, among many other things?
Finally,you came..😌😌
Edit:wtf network chuck is wearing Mr. Beast merch😀
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CHUCK,MY MAN...GREAT VIDEO BUT I ALSO THINK U SHOULD ALSO MAKE ONE ON USING BURPSUITE FOR BEGINNERS..AND DO PLZ PENTEST A WEBSITE WHILE YOU ARE AT IT!
LOVE YOU CHUCK😄❤
Since you mentioned HCI, Rancher has a new open source HCI offering called Harvester. They also have K8s distributions and cluster management that can be used on prem.
Me : i am about to die
Networkchuck:
You need to learn right now
That one faded side is getting cleaner and higher by the day... it's real tight
I have so much to learn that I put every video in watch later 😀
Great Video NetworkChuck
Its getting Cloudy on Earth!
*MIND BLOWN*
You forgot to include the link to VMware and hypervisor in the top right corner of your video, just a heads up. Keep up the great content!
Hi! Can you please make video explaining modems, ethernet, dsl, cable, etc. Thank you for helping and many others!
When I saw your video's thumbnail I died laughing! :D Awesome!
Best Chanel on RUclips you can explain everything and by the way learn english never stop recording!
You make learning IT fun and exciting. Thanks bro. I might buy a mug.
bro we love u
I just started learning ccna like 3 weeks ago. Should I do this too or get into ccnp + security 🤔
If i wanna start to learn IT right now, what would you recommend me to start on?? thanks for your videos!
Love your videos NetworkChuck!
But what are you using to draw while screen recording?
networkchuck you are the best, im currently preparing for Azure administrator exam, i dont have much experience in networking stuff. the exam is really important to me and im having issues with understanding vnet. please help or advice on what i can do. thanks
Enough coffee, if I hear “you must learn this now” one more time I am done:) You are a great source of energy and motivation. You must stop drinking coffee. You have to stop drinking coffee.....lol, keep up the good work.
KOFEEFEE!!!
I love ALL your conent new and old, you freaking ROCK man. I am curious if your coffee is as good as your videos? Thanks for all the hard work and making the best conent on youtube.
Way back bought a Dell T20 Xeon server for £250 with cash-back; still running my ESXi VMs
Those things last FOREVER!
I am using Dell right now!!
I just have my certifications on Azure (last were architech and devops), and just start to learn GCP, but after read this, I have to re-think. Is better a VmWare Certification to be familiar with all these options? I don't think is going to replace all, just 70% of options, experts will require expert knowledge because every cloud have massive options. But for begginers as me, could be a game changing option.