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I really like your content, amazing tutorial, clearly explanation, congratulations!
Command 'Rest Client: Send Request resulted in an error command 'rest-client.request' not found
can you create a video on Kubernetes Gatewat API, replacement of k8s ingress controller?
the channel is a DevOps mine, thanks so much for helping those in need.. you'll be rewarded some day, both here on earth and in the after life
I moved from Fedora Server to Ubuntu Server to try out something little more simpler for myself I had hard time getting use to Podman. I'm learning how to use docker, apparmor and portainer portainer is awesome! I'm testing our images with docker on my home server and I have to say I'm enjoying it thanks for recommendation!
Thank you for making this course!
So does ansible only configure a device, similar to DSC and not install an OS?
Great content, well explained. Love your voice!
Thank you! This was exactly what I needed to see. Left the DevOps world back in 2012 and have regained an interest to deploy systems using Docker.
Thank you
No one can be told what Jenkins really is, you have to see it for yourself
hey, i wanna ask, i got erro like this "com.github.dockerjava.api.exception.NotFoundException: Status 404: {"message":"pull access denied for devopsjourney1/myjenkinsagent, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied"}" when build my_python_job, how to solve it ?
Is this based on some kind of standard or something specific to VSCode ?
I’m working as a network engineer at the moment and looking at making the same move but I never considered myself as a “developer”, seems like too far of a jump
Thank you.
Super informative video! You mentioned early in the video that you went into DevOps because you said the industry was moving away from on-prem infrastructure and there wasn't much opportunity for the traditional network engineering role. Do you still feel that is the case today? If so, who looks after all the datacenters of the major cloud players or ISPs?
Someone definitely keeps the lights on in those data centers! I just think those jobs are more niche nowadays than it was 10 years ago when most organizations had their own data center.
This video was a beautiful and easy-to-follow introduction for me to Kubernetes. I can't believe I've been putting off learning for so long thinking it was something super complicated. Thank you, Brad.
Hello sir! Please tell me how to drop a link in web. And how it work on clicking. Please sir reply
No idea sorry
Thanks for your videos, this is the last one of the docker course, you are amazing creating content like this, thank you so much.
How can I give you two likes? One for the video and the other one for the little Kenny behind you.
Thanks for your videos, they are really helpful.
Hello Brad! I learned a lot with your videos. Thank you
Thank you, good explanation, really helpful!
Thank you, good explanation, really helpful!
Thank you, good explanation, really helpful!
Thanks Brad for this gorgeos video about jenkins! you have helped me saving so much time! 🔥
You have a new follower here!
One of the best videos on the Jenkins on KZread for sure, thanks Brad! This will be really helpful for me.
Thanks for the great tutorial! Simple to understand, picked it up immediately! :)
A lot part of the series is outdated in 2024. Dear Author, please update
is my understanding correct for a full ci/cd set up in azure devops? As a devops engineer an end to end devops pipeline starts with the source code push where I have implemented a pre-push hook into the developers ide so that whenever they commit the code on local feature branch and try to push their changes to the github feature branch the pre-push hook tests the linting of the code using superlint.yml which is executed by github action inside .github/workflow/superlint.yml. If that fails the push declines, if the linting is passed the code pushed to the remote feature branch which automatically triggers a CI pipeline - (first stage) compiles the code, (second stage) builds the code, (third stage) perform unit tests, (forth stage) run code coverage using sonarqube and (fifth stage) vulnerability assessment using owasp. If the code coverage is not upto 75% the pipeline fails, so for that to pass the developer must have 75% of the code covered under unit tests. Once unit test passes the pipeline runs (sixth stage) where it builds a docker image using the dockerfile from the repo and creates a container which then is deployed in azure container registry. the above is all done in "CI pipeline" of azure devops, is it correct? now once the container is in ACR it triggers a cd pipeline which uses azure kubernetes service to attach ACR and spins up a kubernetes cluster to deploy the container inside pods to host the application. Now my question is should the developer raise a PR to merge the code to main branch now that is after the feature branch code is deployed into K8s where the who process c/cd is carried out again?
Hi, do you have a video of how to install a helm solution with many micro services ? all services having its own vlues and temples file
Should look into argocd, I have a video on that. That's how I'd deploy microservices via helm
@@DevOpsJourney thanks
Sweet sweet English :)
Your videos are really nice. Can you make a video on how we can optimize a docker file? @DevopsJourney
Good stuff man. Subscriber earned!
pod stuck at pending in the early stages of this video..
You on a M series laptop?
@@DevOpsJourney asus g14 2023
@@DevOpsJourney using wsl (ubuntu 20)
best explanation ever!
Im a freshly cs graduate and im kinda lost, to be a dev ops i have to pass through software enginering or i can go directly to dev ops path?
It's a hybrid role, like a developer + sysadmin. You should know a little bit about both sides to be a jr devops
@@DevOpsJourney which path do you recommend me take to get there? BackEnd and then DevOps or Web development? Thanks for you answer.
has anyone went to devops without becoming a developer?
The content is great. Really top notch but I cannot make it to the end of the video because of my misophonia
Somehow my "python -m rich" looks not like in all the video's I have seen. I used cmd.exe, or the Windows PowerShell. Colors are limited, no bold or underline text etc, and icons and asian characters are not displayed.
Great vid
Great video, thank you man🌹❤️.
Totally agree, learn and support Linux After 20 years in IT industry, i’ve realized I should have started using Linux much earlier. I used to work with Windows Monitoring, (NetIQ AppManager, MOM2005, ScOM2007…and that work was really exciting, and fun. You had to know a little bit, about so many technologies, and it shaped my thinking, developed some hacking skills and what not. But the moment i started playing with Python, and through that, all Linux, terminal, packaging, web programming, servers, proxies, reverse proxies, web hooks, made me realize that whole world runs on Linux, and it was such a feeling of freedom. You want to try, download and try, hack away. No fancy suits, agreements, licences.. So to the younger generations. Don’t get locked in your Cloud Provider. Learn Linux for yourself. Cloud providers are packaging Linux and sell you services build atop. And you all know it’s $$, they are interested in. Peace!! Great videos here btw.❤
Hi, I am confused why is the "Deployment Pipeline" not part of the "CD" in "CI/CD" pipeline?
It's actually CI/CD&CD. Continuous Delivery & continuous deployment. Delivery just means making the artifacts available, deployment means actually deploying to those environments
@@DevOpsJourney Sure that makes sense. Thanks for the excellent videos.
We should add programming go or python somewhere from your list 😊
Precise and crisp, truly wonderful.!! many thanks to you my friend!!
It was very nice demonstration and loved it...
Thanks, it's very clear !
I realize you are an expert , do you have a solution to have running email backups on Nas just as a reader resource to old mails. Thanks 👍