Can't wait to see the entire series about this DevOps project I have a question regarding Dockerfiles What do you use as pattern/model to structure a Dockerfile? Sometimes I find difficult to stick to a particular way of writing Dockerfiles, for example from using a correct base image to how many stages to use in order to build the code, use only the built code in the final version of the Image and so on.
Hey Rishab. 1. Should we setup CI/CD to push docker images to docker hub? 2. Should we setup CI/CD to deploy images to Kubernetes cluster? Is it possible? What do you recommend?
Hey there, so yes, both are possible. If you are looking for more info, check this docs: 1. Docker images to docker hub GH Action - docs.github.com/en/actions/publishing-packages/publishing-docker-images 2. Deploy to Kubernetes cluster - github.com/marketplace/actions/deploy-to-kubernetes-cluster
without certification will i still be able to land a job in 2024 or i would require certification ??, like if i have learned all the skills all the tools but i didnt do certification will I still be able to land job in 2024
this is gonna be long comment but here is my take. while certifications can be helpful, they are not absolutely necessary to land a job. what matters most to employers is your actual skills and ability to perform the job using the required technologies and tools. that said, having 1-2 relevant certifications can be beneficial: - they demonstrate your commitment to learning and professional development. - they can serve as validation of your knowledge and skills. -they may help your resume stand out, especially for entry-level positions. however, certifications alone won't guarantee a job. employers typically value: - practical experience (personal projects, internships, etc.) - problem-solving abilities - understanding of core concepts - ability to learn and adapt quickly so focus on building a strong portfolio of projects and real-world applications of your skills. this, combined with a certification or two, can make you a strong candidate in the job market.
Hey, what about Helm charts and Argo CD for continuous deployment? Like can we use helm charts to deploy the project in the cluster and also use ArgoCD for continuous deployment of the project whenever continuous integration takes place?
Great Information. I am someone from Administrative Non-IT field, interesting in make a career shift in Cloud Computing. Going through a bootcamp for AWS CLOUD ROLES. Does Canadian employers prefer with non-IT backgrounds? Please advise
Here's my question: Can a person directly jump into DevOps field without having any prior knowledge or experience in either development or administrative work. Because most of the people I saw becoming as a DevOps engineer us either coming from Development background or Administrative background. Now, personally, I'm in Linux system Administrative work, from 6months, but want to switch into DevOps for higher quality skills and improvement, what will be the path. Like as most people tell that DevOps is integration of Development and Operations, so Should I have to learn Development first???? Pls reply, 🙏🏻
Do i have to code the front end and backend myself? Would it be good to learn? I understand FastApi shouldn’t be hard but the front end would be a challenge
Who is ready to build!?
I am
Ready buddy... Subscribed you... Working in a support role from past 7 years.. now want to switch to devops...
yaaaaaaas let's go!!!
Yessss sirrrrrr .. let's do it 🫡
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Clear and not hard to understand. This is a good project to practice. Thank you.
That's called an amazing video Rishab, thanks for this project and yeah i would like to do it all at my own.
Can't wait to see the entire series about this DevOps project
I have a question regarding Dockerfiles
What do you use as pattern/model to structure a Dockerfile? Sometimes I find difficult to stick to a particular way of writing Dockerfiles, for example from using a correct base image to how many stages to use in order to build the code, use only the built code in the final version of the Image and so on.
Thanks Rishab for the project, really looking forward to learn and contribute to the project.
very much looking forward to this playlist.
Awesome 👍. Subscribed, looking forward for more awesome devops content.
Looks cool. Going to give this a shot this weekend
exicited for this project build along with you . please complete this series .
I am ready!!
Let's go!!!
Love this bro!!!
yeah , i am ready for this project
excited to build this project
Sir, I really want to learn devops please consider sharing a roadmap along with the resources if possible. Thank you
Ready Set Go!
Great Intiative Sir !!
Till when will this complete project be finished?
Hey Rishab.
1. Should we setup CI/CD to push docker images to docker hub?
2. Should we setup CI/CD to deploy images to Kubernetes cluster? Is it possible?
What do you recommend?
Hey there, so yes, both are possible. If you are looking for more info, check this docs:
1. Docker images to docker hub GH Action - docs.github.com/en/actions/publishing-packages/publishing-docker-images
2. Deploy to Kubernetes cluster - github.com/marketplace/actions/deploy-to-kubernetes-cluster
@@rishabincloud Thanks. Eagerly waiting for this series.
Ready!!
lets goo!!
without certification will i still be able to land a job in 2024 or i would require certification ??, like if i have learned all the skills all the tools but i didnt do certification will I still be able to land job in 2024
this is gonna be long comment but here is my take.
while certifications can be helpful, they are not absolutely necessary to land a job. what matters most to employers is your actual skills and ability to perform the job using the required technologies and tools.
that said, having 1-2 relevant certifications can be beneficial:
- they demonstrate your commitment to learning and professional development.
- they can serve as validation of your knowledge and skills.
-they may help your resume stand out, especially for entry-level positions.
however, certifications alone won't guarantee a job. employers typically value:
- practical experience (personal projects, internships, etc.)
- problem-solving abilities
- understanding of core concepts
- ability to learn and adapt quickly
so focus on building a strong portfolio of projects and real-world applications of your skills. this, combined with a certification or two, can make you a strong candidate in the job market.
Hey, what about Helm charts and Argo CD for continuous deployment? Like can we use helm charts to deploy the project in the cluster and also use ArgoCD for continuous deployment of the project whenever continuous integration takes place?
Great Information. I am someone from Administrative Non-IT field, interesting in make a career shift in Cloud Computing. Going through a bootcamp for AWS CLOUD ROLES. Does Canadian employers prefer with non-IT backgrounds?
Please advise
So what next than ?
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Here's my question:
Can a person directly jump into DevOps field without having any prior knowledge or experience in either development or administrative work.
Because most of the people I saw becoming as a DevOps engineer us either coming from Development background or Administrative background.
Now, personally, I'm in Linux system Administrative work, from 6months, but want to switch into DevOps for higher quality skills and improvement, what will be the path. Like as most people tell that DevOps is integration of Development and Operations, so Should I have to learn Development first????
Pls reply, 🙏🏻
Do i have to code the front end and backend myself? Would it be good to learn?
I understand FastApi shouldn’t be hard but the front end would be a challenge
Nope, so the code for the front-end and back-end is available here - github.com/rishabkumar7/devops-qr-code
You can fork it and do the DevOps tasks.
@@rishabincloud Would you suggest i learn how to do the front end side of things?
Is this how things are in the real world though?
How much will this project gulp?
rishab i want u so bad bro