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Thank you prashant i needed this for my interview pls make more videos 😊

I like your approach.

Use dwm

My issue is the opposite. My system has 32GB of ram and for some godly reason my swap is full which is 8.6GB while my ram usage is 14GB. If all the swap went onto ram it'd be at 21GB of ram used which leaves 11GB ram left for anything else. I am uisng fedora 40 default worstation which is GNOME. I have no clue why it does this I have enough ram so why doesn't it use it? Also don't ask why I have so much ram utilized haha. I got million a few tabs open on firefox, and alot of apps I use often I just keep open to make it faster.

Never have this happen tbh, but I do run a very minimalist system. I have a dual boot with Arch and Debian. My Arch system is super fast, lightweight, and clean. My Debian, on the other hand 😅 I can’t say the same for, but I hardly ever use it tbh 🤷🏼‍♂️

Very informative.

This is really awesome learning.. keep doing these kind of vedios on Linux ..

what is recommended IO in waiting ?

Thanks Prashant, That's something new Inhave learned

Great Video !! Makes comfortable exploring more from documentation

@Prashant Lakhera sir why can't we can just use a while loop and check the state of the instannce and then immediately when we get 'running' or 'stopped' state we can proceed as we want

Thanks for sharing..

Thank you, Prashant ...Its very usefull

In this thing called "reality", a commit will never have the same hash - because you need an astronomic amount of changes / files to accomplish that ... or you "simply" calculate it and create your file accordingly. You will basically never see repositories with astronomic amounts of files - ever. No matter how hard you try to find one. Trying to find one is like trying to find the end of the rainbow. **Thats** what the statement _("two commits will never have the same hash")_ is about. Its about reality, facts and factual statistics / probabilities, like "most" of modern IT. But there still are quite a few people who cannot discern fantasy-centric babbling and reality.

Sir good to see you

Great lesson!👍

Thanks I really needed this :)

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Thank you sir

Hi does the Terraform code Also start the Ec2 instance

Thanks man ... such a informative video , very helpful

Hello, how can I make an paramiko SSH connection to a SSH host, through remote desktop (RDP)? thank you.

Wonderful 🎉

Great bro

Great content.

Great content.

Great content.

where these commands are you running, I am not getting, if I get it this would help me great for python for devops.....please let me know where I have to run ...

This helped me a lot to understand the differences between /sys and /proc. Ty!

sir, please continue the series.

excellent content, thanks <3

Seems great ,would surely love to explore more ....seems like much needed platform for devops guys 😄

Thx for this. I am a visual basic programmer now learning Python. This helped.

Eagrly waiting for pipeline example to understand how it works in production, thankyou.

You are simply the Best🎉

Lots of love from Malegaon sir ❤️💯🎉🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Prashant sir great initiative

thanks for good introductory video about AWS GPT. Will be nice to have more advanced video on this topic

Wao! Great

Hi sir I am new to Devops.I have just started learning Devops. Can you please tell is it possible as a beginner in tech to get a remote job as a Devops Engineer? Can you direct me to some resources that you feel are good for learning Devops ?Also do open source contribution can really help me in getting a job?

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please, if possible, try to enlarge the main computer screen size please..thank you..

Awesome! 😀

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Thank you for all these anazing videos.. i have one request, can u please make the main computer screen more bigger.. thank you..🙏

This is Excellent video and explanation. No words to describe your explanation.👏👏👏👏👏