Did the video motivate or discourage you to get into DevOps? 😀 Also did I miss something? Let me know in the comments! 💛 Follow me on IG for behind-the-scenes-content ► bit.ly/2F3LXYJ 💚 Become a DevOps Engineer - 6-month program ► bit.ly/3ErUn8o ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 00:00 - Intro and Overview 00:55 - Generalist instead of Specialist 01:48 - Analytical and Strategic Thinking 02:43 - High Level Thinking 03:55 - Problem Solving and Solution Oriented 05:29 - Creative and Innovative 06:35 - Persuasive 07:17 - Communication Skills and Team Player 11:35 - Detail Thinking 13:09 - Sharing knowledge in an organized way 14:41 - Enjoy dynamic and diverse work 15:37 - Enjoy optimizing and improving 16:02 - Challenges 18:03 - External Factors

@Tarunsingh12

Жыл бұрын

Great video Nana. One question. What future roles a Sr. DevOps Engineer can take?

@claude3957

Жыл бұрын

Do you think a career in DevOps can offer the same stability as in a more “traditional” roles such as software engineering?

@jwhy89

Жыл бұрын

Being 3 yrs into my software dev career, your video definitely motivated me to stay on the course of DevOps. Thanks!

@vinceAmstoutz

Жыл бұрын

Motivated to learn DevOps more and more, thanks again!

@dearheart2

Жыл бұрын

Dear Nana. basically I have done DevOps since the 80ties. It was not called DevOps. My lesson is that learning tools, high level, programming, etc is the "easy" part, but now, many years later, handling the constant changing organization, roles, skills levels by people, resource limits, dependencies, is the hard part.

As a Sr. DevOps engineer this hits the nail on the head about the role and the skills required to be successful. Great video! 👏🏽🙌🏽

@TechWorldwithNana

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the great feedback Jay, happy to hear! :)

@pististech-hub

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

Wanted to be Devops engineer! And I took it as a challenge. You're my inspiration nana! God bless you nana. 🙏

Wow. Devops Engineer here. Was refusing to watch this video as i felt there wont be anything for me to gain here. Watched it and kinda surprised with everything you said. No one could have explained it better than you. Right to the point with details where needed.

Thanks Nana. As usual you can explain complex things in clear terms.From 6:48, she touches a very important point. It is "easy" to identify tools that can help and areas that takes time, but to change it, if not only depending on you, the hard work (communication) starts. Conflicting interesting, constant changes from management, vendors, other teams, is a big challenge.

I want to be a Devops engineer and this really helped me and I’m so greatful that I found ur KZreadr channel god bless you nana🙌it means a lot to me👏

Thank you for this explanation, many of my friends don't know much about this position. Will be sharing your video with them.

I have been a lead mobile engineer for the last few years, getting bored with it. I want to thank you as you are helping me make a career shift. Love your work and your videos. Thanks again!

As a DevOps Engineer...this was spot on. Always enjoy your videos Nana. Thanks.

Very good video! I’m a RoR developer and I’m very happy specializing even more for the time being. I do enjoy creative solutions and teamwork, but using Ruby every day makes me really happy, I don’t know if spending time learning dozens of tools and integrating them together would feel as much fun to me even if I do enjoy efficiency in everything I do

A good prez as usual. Thank you, Nana!

Great video Nana ! Perfect vision of the DevOps role 👌

Hi Nana... You are one of best real DevOps professional and helpful for many of folks like me in influencing how to learn the technology and how to apply in real time.

Thank you so much Nana & Niki , lots of love , keep making video's !! ❤

@TechWorldwithNana

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome, don't plan to stop! 😊

I've enrolled in Nana's bootcamp, and it truly is excellent. She breaks everything down in detail, and explains complicated concepts in a concise manner that is easy to follow. The videos are visually stimulating and engaging, there are challenging exercises to make sure you understand the material (in the premium version), and projects to showcase your knowledge. I'm making steady progress through the exercises and have learned a lot, yet at the same time taking my time to make sure I really learn and internalize the material. Highly recommended!

@rosiele7043

Жыл бұрын

How do I enroll?

@T-London

Жыл бұрын

Basic or premium boot camp course?

Thank you Nana! Top video again!

Hi nana, I have been following you, your videos are amazing as always. But you are not uploading frequently. But i have doubt and i hope you will clarify it. Thing is i don't like working as full-stack developer, so I am thinking to switch into Devops or Ml/Datascience or salesforce or Block chain or cyber security. Which one is better in future according to you. Please clairfy my doubt. Thank you.

Thank you very much! I'm a test automation engineer and would like to learn devops. Your videos are extremely helpful!

thank you for giving this details, it's become very popular on the market lately

As a DevOps specialist, this is a great video for people considering whether focusing on DevOps is the right path for them. It covers all the main attributes you need to do well. You certainly need more proactive drive and attention to high and low-level detail than your average developer or operations support person.

First of all Thank you very much for your guide line. I really appreciate your work kindly keep it up.

you make me love to programing, devops, it and some beyound , i think you are the best of the best and make so complex thing very easy. thank you

very comprehensive ! thanks Nana ! :)

Hello Nana , I follow your videos mostly and are very helpful in my learning! this one is also one of the best and motivating to be a devops engineer. I think you should also consider my request to clarify how devops engineer and devops architect and cloud architect are different or related. I hope to see ones of that type. Thanks for the video.

Very insightful content for prospective DevOps engineers. Thanks alot for sharing.

Thank you for this awesome videos. Still Waiting for the course for beginners .

Thank you so much, a great explanation !

Great video. Thank you for sharing 🙌

Aaaand that's why for people with ADHD like me, it's the perfect job! You never get bored, you can use creativity and "out of the box" thinking (we don't even know where the box is XD ), and the pressure from EVERY OTHER TEAMS and manager, is a great way to actually get things done. Stressful? Yes. Satisfying? Yes. ADHD approved? YASSS

@Ray_TambaBudol_Marcos

Жыл бұрын

I'm with you, I get bored easily, it's annoying that most people shun generalist and always emphasize specialist.

@hollowxo6897

Жыл бұрын

I have adhd and this might be a career I’m looking to pursue :)

@JC-yb8hz

10 ай бұрын

@Danandrea737 do you think it could be a good choice for people with ASD, too? I have ASD and find myself drawn to DevOps, but I'm not sure if it would actually be a good fit (can't trust my own brain, lol).

@Danandrea737

10 ай бұрын

@JC-yb8hz YESS! in my previous job I had a colleague (devops as well) with ASD! I loved working with him, and his documentation were the best I ever saw ❤️ it can be hard for people with adhd or asd... but the way we see the world, gives an advantage in several situations, expecially on problem solving issues. Best of luck with you carrer!

I loved ❤️ this video Nana and it increases my motivation. I'm excited to start soon my next experience as a DevOps Engineer. What I think can be added to the video is the connection of DevOps with Agile world. What do you think?

Useful stuff, thank you!

Thanks for sharing Nana

Insightful and inspiring presentation. Thank you Nana. Could you please compare and contrast the major cloud DevOps providers AWS, Azure and GCP. I followed your Azure DevOps video.

Something that is missing: Always questioning yourself. Is something that should be present in every job, but if you are not able to do that in DevOps, you won't be able to earn trust in the organisation and you are going to fail.

Thank you Nana, you woke the tiger up in me🥰😘

Thank you nana for the amazing content

@TechWorldwithNana

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like it Sadham!

Wow that was a mouthful! Nevertheless great explanation Nana.. you really are a diamond in DevOps world. This role is not easy, learning lots of tools can be overwhelming plus automation which consist of learning programming languages can be a head banging situation 😅 overall a great career and rewarding...

@anon-fz2bo

Жыл бұрын

just learn basic python & JavaScript (goLang is good too, their docs are very straightforward & it's basically a modern C) also learning shell will be extremely beneficial (Win PowerShell or Linux Bash, most of the basic commands are the same) I'd recommend JavaScript over the rest as a starting point but everybody is different.

hey Nana how are you doing? please do you have azure bootcam? if yes, where can i find it? thank you!

I can relate to literally every word said in this video :)

Thanks Nana for the great video. I am looking into pitch in DevOps area. As you were saying we should explore many tools but not specialized on one. If one is not expert in that specific tool how they can optimize and innovate? Knowing many toil is good to have exposure but master of none is danger. Every month some DevOps tools are releasing not sure having learning that many tools which does more or less same job helps. Please let me know your thoughts.

Nana, I was wondering what is beyond an industry DevOps engineer job role? I don't want to work for a company forever but may want to pursue DevOps, what options are there for full self employment?

Nana, you are the diamond in the DevOps world.

Hey nana, can you make a video comparing DevOps and solutions architect? And their similarities as well.

Hello Nana, after your DevOps course, how do we compete with candidates that have more experiences?

Hi Nana, In India, most of the companies are having support and infra kind of role in Devops which many are not liking it at all as it is a 24/7 role. Would like to know on particular roles of Devops people would be more interested to work upon rather than troubleshooting issues when application is down.

Thanks for sharing this video. This is very informative. Can you please teach us about Zabbix?

im definitely a generalist. I know hardware really well, that led me to system administration, virtualization/physical servers/different operating system and how to administer. Then the virtualization led me to more advanced networking need and worked on some cisco certifications and worked as network plus system admin. then i learned ansible and it helped me automate stuff with routers and with patches. Then i got into docker as the was a need to reduce costs and make servers faster. then there was a need to monitor everything so i installed my First ELK Stack for monitoring. In the middle i found and cyberSecurity and did a CEH and got a master degree as well. And then i found out Dev Ops and im working into it as the next path as i have great communication skills due to my past work in sales. Should i continue with this? What do you say?

Hello Nana, thanks for the videos, i am highly motivated as i intend to register for the Devops boot-camp, but i have a challenge which i would need to be advised properly...I dont have an IT background, coming from an accountant background. On LinkedIn i see the first requirement is a degree in computer science or equivalent....Please advice, Thanks

HI Nana I have more than 15 years of support experience and hold two AWS Certifications namely CCP and SAA02. I also have learnt some Terraform. I am trying to become a solution architect and eventually move into Devops. After watching your video, I have all the attributes to become a devops engineer. Can you please suggest some courses. Thanks

I like learning about 80% of a subject and then moving on to the next. I find I can learn things to a good level before I get bored of it. This might be for me

Thank you so much 😘

i did not understand Devop until i listened and watched your video

Thank you so much.

I'm a bit confused. the 13 points are learned over time and comes with experienced. how could some know if they are DevOps material today?

Sister your explanation is awesome 👍

Really helpful info.❤

Great video, thanks!

I think this video is created for me because im started into DevOps but not going with this approach. Many thanks Nana ma'am.

1:00 1:48 14:43 resume

Hello, I have question about one of your older courses from udemy "Logging in Kubernetes with EFK Stack" Is it possible to use the setup in the course for collecting logs from external (FW outside of kubernetes cluster/nodes) firewall. Thank you very much for you reply.

Great video, thank you! Confirmed my thoughts about DevOps (definitely not for me).

Your sound is cool. Thanks 🙏🏿

Really i likes this video very good method to reached the concept

I have a question, in order to be a Devops Engineer is it necessary to be programmers? Because I see a lot of bad information where there are job vacancies that DevOps Engineers are asking for and within the skills they are looking for are Senior Programmers. I have a big confusion. I come from System Administrator with Unix/Linux. Would it be difficult to start the DevOps Path with this experience?

@Jonteponte71

Жыл бұрын

Some development experience is good. For two reasons. 1. Since you are going to optimize development workflows it's good to know what they can look like and what might need improvement. 2. You are going to be writing at the very least different types of glue code. Typically in scripting languages like bash. And for the more advanced organizations also Infrastructure as Code. I.e you will be automating the infrastructure itself. Or using CM tools like Ansible or Puppet. So the short answer is probably yes.

@MichaelChelen

Жыл бұрын

@@Jonteponte71 This is a great explanation of how programming intersects with devops!

@pier.c.2373

Жыл бұрын

I'm a sr. DevOps, I think a good DevOps needs knowledge on how to write an application and he needs also to write good code otherwise the output of the DevOps engineer is so complex and impossible to maintain. Also for me is a yes

hi Nana , would you please recommend your best books :)

Hey, this young lady is sitting here around the corner in Vienna, Austria, Europe ... Great! ;)

Thank you!!

Please make a video on AWS cloud architect role roadmap, thanks.

@TechWorldwithNana

Жыл бұрын

We will consider it, thanks for your suggestion!

In many companies Devops is divided between devs and ops . An ops is responsible for the availability of machines and infrastructure, and devs are responsible for deployment scripts and ci/cd pipelines

Do you have course for learning? or suggest please , thank you.

Thanks!

Spot on.

Excellent video 👍

Hi nana, i wanna buy that bootcamp courses. But how many total hours?

whatever it takes, i will complete it

I am learning Devops but to be honest I want to be A Golang developer with DevOps skills

I don't know why, but devops sounds like an absolute win for my mentality.

considering starting as a devops after graduation. What I'm afraid is this trend wouldn't last long, and after all the demand has been filled, it will be looking bad. Anyone faced same situation? Is it easy to switch back to dev from devops?

@Mmmkay..

Жыл бұрын

If anything you’ll be a better Dev if you ever decide to transition out of DevOps.

thx sir

I love devops! I personally find devops to be more technical oriented vs being a developer.... as a developer you need to know exactly how the clients apps work and the UX of it all.... but with devops you just need to understand the overall structure and demands of the teams and deployments.

@uzomanneji7624

Жыл бұрын

Quick question , do i need to learn programming to be successful in Devops?

@arpitpatel5722

Жыл бұрын

@@uzomanneji7624 python will help ig

I'm a DevOps Engineer And I'm happy I found a channel which is related to our stream. Thanks Nana 👍 please keep us posting everything

awesome informative video

Can a aws solutions architect Associate get a job without a devops background??

Aahhh now that I watched this, I definitely know devops is not for me, even though I love learning new technologies. It's just.. too big for me but also soooo interesting. But too big for me....again😂

Hey Nana, when is the start date of the IT Beginner's Course?

@TechWorldwithNana

Жыл бұрын

Hi, end of November :)

@mesutoezdil

Жыл бұрын

@@TechWorldwithNana perfect! how can we register for the course and how can we get information about the course content? :)

Do you thin artificial intelligence will affect DevOps in negative way?

how much charge for devops courses in udemy ?

When will start teaching golang? thanks

Another interesting video

Nana was my favorite player in Tekken 3 😂

"Shows screenshot with 25 failed pipelines and 1 finally passing in Azure DevOps" HIRED

What she said is very true.

More interesting, what's the benefit from the companies pespective? Why to hire a devops-engineer?

@TechWorldwithNana

Жыл бұрын

Hey there, do you mean why companies should implement DevOps? Or why do hire a DevOps engineer for it?

@Handelsbilanzdefizit

Жыл бұрын

@@TechWorldwithNana Why should companies implement DevOps?

@MichaelChelen

Жыл бұрын

@@Handelsbilanzdefizit I would say the goal is to improve speed and efficiency of software development, and to increase stability and scalability of applications. I'm curious if others would say the same?

Yeah, everything happen for a reason, or two ;)

Any online we get yaml script fro cicd advance

Holy voice 🤗🥰

Can you tell us if an Electronic Engineer can become a DevOps Engineer?

@pecknarmpekky1871

Жыл бұрын

You can be whatever you want to be! ❤

I am a DevOps engineer!

@harshshukla9634

Жыл бұрын

It is that hard?

@linz6803

Жыл бұрын

How is it?

Is youtube enough to learn DevOps?

Nana, you are not a DevOps Engineer, you are DevOps Queen =) thank you for this video!