COMMENT 2024: Please note that everything I say in this video is still relevant today. You need to learn the same concepts and the same technologies if you want to become a DevOps engineer. The technologies like Git, Docker, Kubernetes or cloud platform like AWS are still the most used ones. Terraform is still most used IaC tool, Python is still the most demanded programming language for DevOps. C O M P L E T E D E V O P S B O O T C A M P 🚀 ► More infos here: bit.ly/3WrowMo ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 0:40 - Concepts of Software Development 1:25 - Operating System & Linux Basics 3:22 - Containers - Docker 3:50 - Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) 4:36 - Build Automation & CI/CD Pipeline 7:21 - Cloud Providers & IaaS 8:45 - Container Orchestration - Kubernetes 9:27 - Monitoring 10:12 - Infrastructure Provisioning & Configuration Management (IaC) 11:35 - Scripting Language 12:44 - Version Control - GIT 13:13 - Wrap Up
And here I'm who is the CTO of our small startup, where I'm doing 80 % of the programming (HPC C++ biological simulation), I also had to set up the CD and now I'm spinning up the Kubernetes Cluster for our simulations. I didn't know much about the CI and Kubernetes 1.5 months ago but here there are these Nana videos, so now it's almost working.
@@RatjaR501 Depends on what your goal with HPC. On CPU level try with OpenMP (or now with the standard parallel library in C++20, but I don't have experience with it). If NVIDIA GPU then CUDA, if multi computing node then OpenMPI. I personally parallelise only on CPU level with OpenMP, and for most cases, I have to run my application multiple times in an experiment so Kubernetes does the multi-node part (running multiple separate applications on different nodes)
I really love how you broke down the workflow of DevOps with the tools used in a very simplistic manner. I must say you really know how to get the message across, something alot of other RUclipsrs lack. As a Data Scientist you really made me understand the DevOps realm in a single video. I spent so much time before trying to grasp this concept, but others couldn't really make it hit home like you did. Keep it up!
I cant tell you how simplistic you explained the whole DevOps process. I have read so many articles, undergone so many training but nothing was as clear as you made it seem. You would make a fantastic teacher, please keep up the good work
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I have done the typical DevOps work for 18 years now, long before the 'DevOps' term was invented - and I still find this job particularly difficult. AWS, K8s, Terraform, Ansible have become so complex that it's impossible to keep up to date. Even now, as I am part of a highly skilled team of engineers, I can tell you that none of us is a master in this field.
Hi Peter. Thanks for sharing your experience. 100% agree with you. I think DevOps is actually becoming more and more challenging over time, as applications get complex and new tools get added. I myself started as a software developer in the IT world and even though I love DevOps much more, I definitely think it's more difficult and challenging :)
As if "keeping it up to date" is some sort of end goal. "Keeping it up to date" is a process. So tell me about your process, and tell me about how you measure your performance with respect to that process. I have also been doing "devops" for 18 odd years ,and updates are not things you must do, but they are things you must think about, rationalize and make a decision on. For any given update I should be able to say: importantnot important, urgent no urgent, skipped for reason X , risk is Y , benefit is Z. There are of course unknown unknowns, but being able to talk about that should be the product of 18 years of experience.
@@TechWorldwithNana There is a danger to think a tool will fix a problem without thinking about what problem it might introduce. The vendors are bias, keep that in mind. That said some tools are hella awesome ( I'm looking at you terraform ) . But I manage my expectations with respect to Terraform. Terraform has a job, I dodn't expect it to fix something that's it's not designed for address. For example some think that terraform will somehow relieve them of the need to know the things they deploy into. Like I don't need to be an AWS expert to run a production environment in AWS if I use terraform right? wrong. You need to be an expert in AWS to be "production ready". Terraform can help you with some of the tedious pain, but for exmaple you still need to know the difference between an NACL and Security Group. Terraform can't relieve you of the requirement.
OMG! Such a short, concise, yet detailed information within 15mins. Life saver! it pretty much explains every aspect of DevOps to me as a Solutions Architect myself. Thank you Nana!
I think it's important you know how to use Linux and a programming language like Python. You also need to know about infrastructure as code (e.g. terraform) , cloud technology (AWS, azure etc) , CI/CD, containerisation like docker or Kubernetes. There will always be more things but I think these are the core. I didn't know all of these before I started work but I was learning them along the way; it really depends on what the company is looking for.
This is a very nice overview that summarizes devops. I'm currently learning Kubernetes and becoming a master, so I can pass the Certified Kubernetes Administrator exam.
Amazing way to explain the complete roadmap, no videos I have ever seen like this that explain the concepts and the requirements to become a DevOps...this is the 1st youtube video I have ever commented on...this is the one which i have been searching for years...Thank you Nana...keep making such videos on other technologies/fields.
It's interesting how DevOps has evolved. From nothing, to CI/CD, and then suddenly all the other things like Kubernetes and Terraform. Now security is part of it. It used to just be a culture and idea within a business. Another technology impossible to keep up with and know it all. I've been doing devops before it had a name or tools :P
It is sadly very easy to dislike it :( Any DevOps related "Roadmap" should explain what DevOps is and this video is purely an advertisement for a bootcamp that focuses purely on tools. DevOps is not about tools! It is about continuous improvement of the value stream for software companies. The start should be to read at least one theoretical book ex. The DevOps Handbook or something similar before tool training so the people have at least a chance to understand why they are doing what they are doing. There are too many who think DevOps is just a better "ops" and this video is sadly pushing that. I know the video tried to show the difference between DevOps and IT operations but the overall message is still: Learn these tools and ops is done :(
Nana , as a professional consultant for 15 years , I must admit your videos are the best i have seen. You know where to focus and what are the grey misleading points of each tech that is why you are so successful IMHO. I think what is missing is a video about resources at kubernetes and scaling.
So glad I found your channel. Thank you for your concise, refined, distilled and relatable approach to sharing information that is often over complicated by people who do not understand that it is not about them. Thank you.
I'm in a DevOps project rn. I'm the youngest and yet I'm the lead in my team and I'm freaking loving it ❤️ initially I used to love cloud computing but hate DevOps. That has changed now.
I’m currently taking a bootcamp - and I’m learning about these tools now, and I honestly learnt more here in 15mins than I did so far 3 weeks into the DevOps bootcamp. I tried to understand Terraform, and we didn’t get shown it, only was informed and rest is independent research. We also had to learn aws services s3 ec2 etc all by ourselves. But I am so going to use your channel cause its so much easier to understand. Its 1am, and I am enjoying these videos! New sub!
Oh that's sad to hear, taking a bootcamp and then you need to learn everything by yourself 😟🙈 You definitely should have taken our bootcamp then :) We are focusing on practical demos and everything is explained step by step. May I ask which bootcamp you are taking?
@@TechWorldwithNana it was with Makers.tech (it was their first time doing dev ops) their software eng bootcamp was good. But I definitely understood yours more than theirs imo. Also, I couldn’t, this was a provided benefit for my job lol
Perfect! I bought the bootcamp yesterday. The price seems high at first, but it is completely justified and it pays off. Thank you for this offer Nana! :-)
@@delphinelisabeth Well, not always but yeah, overly foolish/irrelevant and nonsensical comments do offend me. Got very low threshold for 'Chu....' type of comments.
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 oh man, must be an exciting life if youtube comments rile you up ... RUclips can be hard on people I guess ... dont let it get to you, it'll pass :)
To be honest, after going through so many articles on web, i was overwhelmed with so much info that it was getting complicated to get my head wrapped around DevOps.. Glad i found your video at the right time.. Subbed instantly afterwards.. cheers and keep up the nice work😀
I am a 2.5 years industry experieced Cloud admin/architect. After watching this video..really got good clearity and motivation. Thanks a lot for showing the path ! 🙂
My goodness. This is sheer hard work in preparing such detailed content. Simply floored and motivated after watching this. Thank you TechWorld with Nana team.
Thank you so much for this GREAT presentation. i am always confused about what DevOps is. I tried many times to learn it but I was confused it was part of application development or infrastructure. Interestingly, from 2008 to 2012 around 4 years of my career I was responsible for the continuous integration of the product. I used ms build to write the automation script, Install the shield application to create the package and the dev code from AccuRev (version control tool) repository. creating scripts for master data. once the build prepares it deploys on the local server. Now it looks much managed with devOps. I know how much pressure I had to run this process. It's a one-click job but I need to update the scripts every time before running it in order to include the master data of new modules.
Awesome and a job well done. As a seasoned IT project/program and portfolio management (PPM) professional, I would love to appreciate you for sharing this great video. I am impressed by your clarity about DevOps and subscribing your channel.
My roommate hooked me up to your videos. I'm glad she did. Thank you Nana for all your efforts. Your channel is like a gold mine for future DevOps Engineer's
The boot camp says it’s assumed that we have either a software development or operations background. Where should we start if we don’t have either of those?
Great overview! I have moved on from decades of software development, and into systems architecture & engineering - overviews like this help give me the 1000 ft perspective needed for architecture & high-level design. (Though as having done DevOps before it was a "word," I will likely dive in and do some tinkering just to scratch my development itch!) ^_^
Great content for all your videos! Next concept/topic suggestion: Python used in DevOps with example of case scenarios. Maybe not the actual code itself but pseudocode.
I love the way you take the idea of learning the course/ initiating the course via getting into the concepts besides jumping on some tools. I see there are 9 to 10 Playlists you have created sacrificing much time and effort. Can you point out to the Playlists or title of the Playlists for an absolute beginner to start with and to become to an advance level..thanks for your support !!
All developers should know how to deploy and scale their own software instead of just dumping their shit on other people and expect them to make it work 🤨
I watch hundreds of videos on devops but couldn't understand what is really devops. After watching your video I am Fully understand what devops is, thank you so much
This video is amazing. My company wants me on the path to be a Devops Engineer and the way you explained the concepts really made me understand what things I need to learn. Definetly subbed to this channel!
Nana .... I am watching this and other videos of urs 2 days before my exams and still I am confident as #*! (u know what). Thanks a Lot ! These are some amazing videos ! Lots of Love from INDIA !
I think this is the best explanation of Dev-Ops role. By clearly elaborating the role/tasks of developers & operations (sysadmin / sec admin / net admin) and mentioning that Dev-Ops simply bridge the gap by spanning (on a higher level) a large percentage of both roles
Agree, how she knows everything, and when she has time to spend on all? Nana, can you please guide me as I am a 6yrs manual tester with coding knowledge. But coded less as I spend most of my time in testing and I enjoy a lot.
Top of the world as usual. Requesting to share the complete courseware on the Udemy or other eLearning Platform as well as Corporate users would be able to subscribe to it easily. Thanks for sharing.
This is a quick clear roadmap for Devops. I request please make a complete video on Prometheus (along with PromQL) integrating with Grafana. I work mostly with Splunk for monitoring, it is very good tool with high licensing cost. Now a days due to cost cutting they are moving to open source tools like ELK & Promtheus Grafana Should Devops look mostly for open-source tools create everything from scratch or just use pre framed tools by just making intial configurations. What is your view on this?
Amazingly done, I really love the way you make these short vidoes, very useful and contains lots of information. They do give tons of knowledge. Appreciate all your efforts,. Thank you for sharing these great videos and knowledge.
Hands down best videos ever. The one video which can be watched by even someone who just entered the computer science field. Thank you for these awesome contents
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COMMENT 2024: Please note that everything I say in this video is still relevant today. You need to learn the same concepts and the same technologies if you want to become a DevOps engineer. The technologies like Git, Docker, Kubernetes or cloud platform like AWS are still the most used ones. Terraform is still most used IaC tool, Python is still the most demanded programming language for DevOps.
C O M P L E T E D E V O P S B O O T C A M P 🚀
► More infos here: bit.ly/3WrowMo
▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Concepts of Software Development
1:25 - Operating System & Linux Basics
3:22 - Containers - Docker
3:50 - Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
4:36 - Build Automation & CI/CD Pipeline
7:21 - Cloud Providers & IaaS
8:45 - Container Orchestration - Kubernetes
9:27 - Monitoring
10:12 - Infrastructure Provisioning & Configuration Management (IaC)
11:35 - Scripting Language
12:44 - Version Control - GIT
13:13 - Wrap Up
Ansible, from zero to hero.
Python Scripting from zero to hero
Thank you Nana, do you plan to talk about Rancher in the future ?
Thank you very much for your efforts
@@ahaaha4534 Yes plan to do a video on Rancher :)
And here I'm who is the CTO of our small startup, where I'm doing 80 % of the programming (HPC C++ biological simulation), I also had to set up the CD and now I'm spinning up the Kubernetes Cluster for our simulations. I didn't know much about the CI and Kubernetes 1.5 months ago but here there are these Nana videos, so now it's almost working.
👍 Great to hear Bence 😊
Did you recommend some place to start with HPC?
@@RatjaR501 Depends on what your goal with HPC. On CPU level try with OpenMP (or now with the standard parallel library in C++20, but I don't have experience with it). If NVIDIA GPU then CUDA, if multi computing node then OpenMPI. I personally parallelise only on CPU level with OpenMP, and for most cases, I have to run my application multiple times in an experiment so Kubernetes does the multi-node part (running multiple separate applications on different nodes)
great, keep it up 👍👍👍
As a DevOps Engineer, I must say that this Video is brilliant.
How much salary Can I expect in Devops ?
above 60000CAD as beginner
Who is the best software developer or DevOps engineer . I'm fresher please guide me .
@@gkkray7144 F
Please guide what tasks a fresh devops engineer has to perform or practice
I really love how you broke down the workflow of DevOps with the tools used in a very simplistic manner. I must say you really know how to get the message across, something alot of other RUclipsrs lack. As a Data Scientist you really made me understand the DevOps realm in a single video. I spent so much time before trying to grasp this concept, but others couldn't really make it hit home like you did. Keep it up!
Thanks for this great feedback Adham, appreciate it very much! 🙂
This is simply the best introductory video on DevOps I've seen. Simple, clear, and precise.
Thanks a lot Nana!
I am currently a DevOps and surely can say that this video is very useful and interesting not only for those who would like to become a DevOps.
Wow thanks for that great feedback Daya! 🙂
Can you please share your journey
Pls share some tips..i want to develop my career in devOps
DEVOPS ASMR
@@thetruthsayer8347 hahaha that would be interesting
I cant tell you how simplistic you explained the whole DevOps process. I have read so many articles, undergone so many training but nothing was as clear as you made it seem.
You would make a fantastic teacher, please keep up the good work
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I have done the typical DevOps work for 18 years now, long before the 'DevOps' term was invented - and I still find this job particularly difficult. AWS, K8s, Terraform, Ansible have become so complex that it's impossible to keep up to date. Even now, as I am part of a highly skilled team of engineers, I can tell you that none of us is a master in this field.
Hi Peter. Thanks for sharing your experience. 100% agree with you. I think DevOps is actually becoming more and more challenging over time, as applications get complex and new tools get added. I myself started as a software developer in the IT world and even though I love DevOps much more, I definitely think it's more difficult and challenging :)
Peter, could you suggest few infos and tips from your experience for a person like me who has just started to learn the DevOps journey?
@@RSN-12 Hey, you doing any certifications or what platform are you learning with?, thanks
As if "keeping it up to date" is some sort of end goal. "Keeping it up to date" is a process. So tell me about your process, and tell me about how you measure your performance with respect to that process. I have also been doing "devops" for 18 odd years ,and updates are not things you must do, but they are things you must think about, rationalize and make a decision on. For any given update I should be able to say: importantnot important, urgent no urgent, skipped for reason X , risk is Y , benefit is Z. There are of course unknown unknowns, but being able to talk about that should be the product of 18 years of experience.
@@TechWorldwithNana There is a danger to think a tool will fix a problem without thinking about what problem it might introduce. The vendors are bias, keep that in mind. That said some tools are hella awesome ( I'm looking at you terraform ) . But I manage my expectations with respect to Terraform. Terraform has a job, I dodn't expect it to fix something that's it's not designed for address. For example some think that terraform will somehow relieve them of the need to know the things they deploy into. Like I don't need to be an AWS expert to run a production environment in AWS if I use terraform right? wrong. You need to be an expert in AWS to be "production ready". Terraform can help you with some of the tedious pain, but for exmaple you still need to know the difference between an NACL and Security Group. Terraform can't relieve you of the requirement.
Basically become an entire IT department....Got it.
Wana bet if front end bug fix becomes part of the role?
Well said!
OMG! Such a short, concise, yet detailed information within 15mins. Life saver! it pretty much explains every aspect of DevOps to me as a Solutions Architect myself. Thank you Nana!
I recently started my job as a DevOps engineer; great field to be in!
What did you study to get where you are?
@@anthony8828 I was mostly self-taught when I applied to the job. But my degree was in Physics
@@samsyed688 he asked what to learn, not how to learn?
I think it's important you know how to use Linux and a programming language like Python.
You also need to know about infrastructure as code (e.g. terraform) , cloud technology (AWS, azure etc) , CI/CD, containerisation like docker or Kubernetes.
There will always be more things but I think these are the core.
I didn't know all of these before I started work but I was learning them along the way; it really depends on what the company is looking for.
@@samsyed688 Could u share if it is a highly stressed working environment with long working hours in general?
This is 10000 feet overview of complete DevOps process. You explained in very simple manner. 👍🏻 It has cleared my most of confusions. Awesome video.
Really happy to hear! 😊 Thank you Kiran! 🙏
I agree 100% with that!
I am a Brazilian and I can understand your English! It's help me a lot! Thanks!
Happy to hear Felipe 😊
This is a very nice overview that summarizes devops. I'm currently learning Kubernetes and becoming a master, so I can pass the Certified Kubernetes Administrator exam.
Amazing way to explain the complete roadmap, no videos I have ever seen like this that explain the concepts and the requirements to become a DevOps...this is the 1st youtube video I have ever commented on...this is the one which i have been searching for years...Thank you Nana...keep making such videos on other technologies/fields.
Thank you so much Vishal! 🙏
It's interesting how DevOps has evolved. From nothing, to CI/CD, and then suddenly all the other things like Kubernetes and Terraform. Now security is part of it. It used to just be a culture and idea within a business. Another technology impossible to keep up with and know it all. I've been doing devops before it had a name or tools :P
Absolutely refreshing to watch this, however I am more on the backend development but still we do few of the devops tasks. Thanks Nana
Thanks 😊🙏
As a newbie in DevOps, you broke it down to my understanding. Thank you, Nana.
Just 1 video explained all what I have been searching for years
Glad to hear Rohan, thank you 😊
How can someone dislike this masterpiece of devops deambiguation?
Because they may be kid who watch cartoon😂
People who dosent have interest on it..☝️☝️
They are from coaching institute 😂
WORD!!!!
Im amazed after several years of struggling to figure out this trade, she seriously made it digestible in span of 15mins.
It is sadly very easy to dislike it :( Any DevOps related "Roadmap" should explain what DevOps is and this video is purely an advertisement for a bootcamp that focuses purely on tools. DevOps is not about tools! It is about continuous improvement of the value stream for software companies. The start should be to read at least one theoretical book ex. The DevOps Handbook or something similar before tool training so the people have at least a chance to understand why they are doing what they are doing.
There are too many who think DevOps is just a better "ops" and this video is sadly pushing that. I know the video tried to show the difference between DevOps and IT operations but the overall message is still: Learn these tools and ops is done :(
Absolutely perfect, it took me an age to find a video that explains CI/CD perfectly
I have one word for this overview: excellent.
Thanks a lot, happy you liked the overview and that it was helpful 😊
This is the best explanation of the Devops. Even my TeachLead didn’t explain it to me this well.
Thanks for this great feedback, really happy to hear that :)
This is simply great. It gives a real overview of what is a DevOps. Thank you Nana for sharing with us.
This is the first time for me, I have came across someone who have explained the meaning of word DevOps in its true essence. Thank you.
Theses courses are awesome Nana. Thank you very much for such a friendly explanations
Nana , as a professional consultant for 15 years , I must admit your videos are the best i have seen. You know where to focus and what are the grey misleading points of each tech that is why you are so successful IMHO. I think what is missing is a video about resources at kubernetes and scaling.
Thank you so much Alex. Appreciate such amazing feedback, especially from experienced people in the industry 🙂 🙏
So glad I found your channel. Thank you for your concise, refined, distilled and relatable approach to sharing information that is often over complicated by people who do not understand that it is not about them. Thank you.
Thank you Andrew, really appreciate your feedback! :)
Absolutely beautiful breakdown; I've got a crystal clear understanding of what my next steps are to get into DevOps now. Thank you!
I'm in a DevOps project rn. I'm the youngest and yet I'm the lead in my team and I'm freaking loving it ❤️ initially I used to love cloud computing but hate DevOps. That has changed now.
Hey can I please get your linkedin Id or mail id, I've few questions 😅
devops vs sde which one good ??
This is a gem of a video. After watching this video, I now have a much better image of DevOps as a whole!!
Thank You!! 😊
Great to hear! Thank you for your comment 😊
Just started my graduate DevOps engineer job. This roadmap was extremely helpful. I also subscribed.
That's great, glad it was helpful Samuel! :) Also good luck with your new job 👍 🙂
What is the pay scale for freshers?
I would be interested in future hands-on videos about CI/CD with Jenkins, and also separate hands-on videos about Terraform/Ansible if possible :)
👍 thanks for your suggestions
@@TechWorldwithNana also mam make a video on gitlab too :)
This tutorial is incredible for beginners....gives a thorough understanding of the subject in one video..😊
changed my stream to DevOps in my company and I'm loving all these new tools and technologies in past few months journey.
I’m currently taking a bootcamp - and I’m learning about these tools now, and I honestly learnt more here in 15mins than I did so far 3 weeks into the DevOps bootcamp.
I tried to understand Terraform, and we didn’t get shown it, only was informed and rest is independent research. We also had to learn aws services s3 ec2 etc all by ourselves. But I am so going to use your channel cause its so much easier to understand. Its 1am, and I am enjoying these videos!
New sub!
Oh that's sad to hear, taking a bootcamp and then you need to learn everything by yourself 😟🙈 You definitely should have taken our bootcamp then :) We are focusing on practical demos and everything is explained step by step. May I ask which bootcamp you are taking?
@@TechWorldwithNana it was with Makers.tech (it was their first time doing dev ops) their software eng bootcamp was good. But I definitely understood yours more than theirs imo. Also, I couldn’t, this was a provided benefit for my job lol
@@Arbnor93 Hi didn't find the DevOps Bootcamp on the website, but anyways thank you for sharing :)
@@TechWorldwithNana not to worry!
Yeah its the fast time they done it, it was an extended course we had to take, we were the first cohort
Perfect! I bought the bootcamp yesterday. The price seems high at first, but it is completely justified and it pays off. Thank you for this offer Nana! :-)
Thank you Tom, happy to have you in my bootcamp! 😊💪
Hey Tom how long is the Bootcamp subscription for?
@@fatherfigure2766 Hi, the access to videos and exercises is life long. Just the support ends after a 6 month period.
@@TechWorldwithNana by support you mean, support in work after landing a job?
Thank you for the video! Roadmap is exactly what we all needed! 👍
Glad to hear! 😊
Wow! Crystal clear explanaton, my first time to understand the responsibilities of DevOps thank u
so awesome to see a female developer who is sharing their knowledge, this is great fundamental knowledge! THANK YOU.
Thanks so much Shubhra! 😊
Tf ? What has gender got to do anything with knowledge ?
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 are you offended ?
@@delphinelisabeth Well, not always but yeah, overly foolish/irrelevant and nonsensical comments do offend me.
Got very low threshold for 'Chu....' type of comments.
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 oh man, must be an exciting life if youtube comments rile you up ... RUclips can be hard on people I guess ... dont let it get to you, it'll pass :)
To be honest, after going through so many articles on web, i was overwhelmed with so much info that it was getting complicated to get my head wrapped around DevOps.. Glad i found your video at the right time.. Subbed instantly afterwards.. cheers and keep up the nice work😀
Thank you Sandeep, happy it was helpful for you :)
What can I say? Mind-blowing as usual, Nana. Excellent video that, if professionals understand, it’ll secure them brilliant careers.
Thanks a lot Mohamed, really appreciate your nice comment! 😊
I am a 2.5 years industry experieced Cloud admin/architect. After watching this video..really got good clearity and motivation. Thanks a lot for showing the path ! 🙂
Explained perfectly, it helps a lot for beginners
This is great news, I'm well on my way to becoming a DevOps engineer!
That's great, wish you good luck on your learning journey! 💪
From where you are getting the certification? Can you please forward it to me?
My goodness. This is sheer hard work in preparing such detailed content. Simply floored and motivated after watching this.
Thank you TechWorld with Nana team.
Great Explanation of what a DevOps Engineer does!
It’s so easy to understand, you’re incredible!
Thank you Mike 😊🙏
Thank you so much for this GREAT presentation. i am always confused about what DevOps is. I tried many times to learn it but I was confused it was part of application development or infrastructure. Interestingly, from 2008 to 2012 around 4 years of my career I was responsible for the continuous integration of the product. I used ms build to write the automation script, Install the shield application to create the package and the dev code from AccuRev (version control tool) repository. creating scripts for master data. once the build prepares it deploys on the local server. Now it looks much managed with devOps. I know how much pressure I had to run this process. It's a one-click job but I need to update the scripts every time before running it in order to include the master data of new modules.
very well explained ........ I wish, I can give you more than one like 👍
I come here every 3 months to make myself feel better that I'm getting closer to the switch into DevOps
Awesome and a job well done. As a seasoned IT project/program and portfolio management (PPM) professional, I would love to appreciate you for sharing this great video. I am impressed by your clarity about DevOps and subscribing your channel.
My roommate hooked me up to your videos. I'm glad she did.
Thank you Nana for all your efforts. Your channel is like a gold mine for future DevOps Engineer's
I'm also glad she did! 😀 really happy to hear my videos are valuable! Thanks for the great feedback! :)
This is highly needed: thank you.
You really did very easy DevOps Analysis for beginners....Beginner could take forward after this.... to learn DevOps
This is as concise as it can get. Appreciate your efforts.
🙌🙌🙌
devops vd sde which one is good??
Best DevOps description l have come across you nailed it.
i'm a frontend engineer but your content inspires me! thanks for the roadmap C:
Wow, happy to hear that Carmelle! 🙏 🙂
I love the way Nana teaches the concepts.
The boot camp says it’s assumed that we have either a software development or operations background. Where should we start if we don’t have either of those?
Great video as always! You make all the concepts easily accessible without losing the idea of complexity.
I love your English and the way to explain everything, it seems to be so easy hehe. I'm glad to be here in your channel.
Greetings from Colombia.
This is absolutely amazing Nana!
Great work, I hope to produce excellent content like this someday.
Thank you 😊 🙏
You are perfect! I was lost about how to start as a DevOps Engineer , thanks for the video!
Voting for Terraform/Ansible and Cloud Security videos!
Thank you a lot for such an exceptional content
Thanks for your comment and suggestion 😊 🙏
Awesome it's clear picture for DevOps people
Overwhelming, but informative 👍
I am getting started using this Roadmap!!
Whatever I know about DevOps, I've learnt it from your channel. Thank you for providing such amazing resources for free.
Wow that's great to hear, thank you Abhilash 🙏
You are angel in technology space blessed with superb teaching skills.. Big fan.. Good wishes.. God bless you
Great overview! I have moved on from decades of software development, and into systems architecture & engineering - overviews like this help give me the 1000 ft perspective needed for architecture & high-level design. (Though as having done DevOps before it was a "word," I will likely dive in and do some tinkering just to scratch my development itch!) ^_^
So many videos out there about DevOps, but this one really made my day.
Great content for all your videos! Next concept/topic suggestion: Python used in DevOps with example of case scenarios. Maybe not the actual code itself but pseudocode.
I love the way you take the idea of learning the course/ initiating the course via getting into the concepts besides jumping on some tools. I see there are 9 to 10 Playlists you have created sacrificing much time and effort. Can you point out to the Playlists or title of the Playlists for an absolute beginner to start with and to become to an advance level..thanks for your support !!
Thanks for starting this topic. I am eagerly awaiting for it.
Nana you are a talent in DevOpa education. Such valuable contents are hard to find in one place on the web.
Thank you so much! 🙏
Thanks, Needed this, wanted to get a clear picture of DevOps.
Hope this video will be helpful for that! 😊
Yes, me too!!!
Great introduction to DevOps in an easy way! Thanks Nana
DevOps Boot Cost Is Too High Can U Pls Gave Discount
Wow, with so many devops tools and concepts out there, This video is perfect to help me navigate through. Really nice job!
Nana is amazing to boost women.. she is smart...
All developers should know how to deploy and scale their own software instead of just dumping their shit on other people and expect them to make it work 🤨
Amazing introductory lesson for DevOps enthusiasts. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to learn these things free of cost through youtube.
This is extremely awesome. Under 15 mins this is the best explanation.
Thanks a lot Suresh, happy to hear you liked it! 😊
I watch hundreds of videos on devops but couldn't understand what is really devops. After watching your video I am Fully understand what devops is, thank you so much
Excellent video. DevOps road map explained in easy words. Thank you!!! :)
Hello nana because of your videos i am into a reputed company thanks for such a simple explanations
Wow glad my videos were so helpful for you! Good luck in the new company 😊
This video is amazing. My company wants me on the path to be a Devops Engineer and the way you explained the concepts really made me understand what things I need to learn. Definetly subbed to this channel!
What a nice presentation.. .. ..Thanks for sharing this. I am ready to dive into this DevOps ocean.
Nana .... I am watching this and other videos of urs 2 days before my exams and still I am confident as #*! (u know what).
Thanks a Lot !
These are some amazing videos !
Lots of Love from INDIA !
Great introduction to those interested in DevOps!
I think this is the best explanation of Dev-Ops role. By clearly elaborating the role/tasks of developers & operations (sysadmin / sec admin / net admin) and mentioning that Dev-Ops simply bridge the gap by spanning (on a higher level) a large percentage of both roles
As a beginner to devOps Engineering, this video is perfect and very understandable 🙌🏻❤️
Waw pls I need orientât
she know everything and explains so easily. great tutorial. was very helpful.
Thanks Akash, happy my tutorials are helpful for you! :)
Agree, how she knows everything, and when she has time to spend on all? Nana, can you please guide me as I am a 6yrs manual tester with coding knowledge. But coded less as I spend most of my time in testing and I enjoy a lot.
Top of the world as usual. Requesting to share the complete courseware on the Udemy or other eLearning Platform as well as Corporate users would be able to subscribe to it easily. Thanks for sharing.
This is a quick clear roadmap for Devops.
I request please make a complete video on Prometheus (along with PromQL) integrating with Grafana.
I work mostly with Splunk for monitoring, it is very good tool with high licensing cost. Now a days due to cost cutting they are moving to open source tools like ELK & Promtheus Grafana
Should Devops look mostly for open-source tools create everything from scratch or just use pre framed tools by just making intial configurations.
What is your view on this?
It's a great video for DevOps beginner and so easy to understand. Thank you so much.
Amazingly done, I really love the way you make these short vidoes, very useful and contains lots of information. They do give tons of knowledge. Appreciate all your efforts,. Thank you for sharing these great videos and knowledge.
Thank you! Finally found the topic I’ve been looking for!
Very systematic presentation and very effectively introduce all of the devops topics in short video..
Excellent 👍
Hands down best videos ever. The one video which can be watched by even someone who just entered the computer science field. Thank you for these awesome contents
I'm really glad to hear that! Thanks for your positive feedback 🙂