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Wow this is a ton of excellent information, thank you!

As an SRE I like building and setting up the tools. For example writing scripts that detect changes and alert based on those incidents. But actually handling those incident is a pain in the ass because it involves a lot of communication with other people, emails etc

Does Data Engineering require a lot of maths and statistics knowledge as well? Or less than in the other data professions?

simple nameconvention, they want 2 people and have only money for one :D

in thumbnail zero to hero but title Beginner's. That's the youtube learning

You're awesome! This was helpful

Started nice, then came to the part where it described differences between VMs and Docker/containers and immediately crashed. VMs virtualise the HARDWARE layer, please get the basic facts correct. I'll still finish the video because the explanation is very easy to follow and very clear I just hope there will be no such issues in the areas that I actually want to learn from this tutorial.

Thank you. This is a nice tutorial.❤

thank you so much!

Thank you Nana for making the content crystal clear and making this free. You are an awesome teacher <3

Brilliant! Thanks Nana!

start at 4:22 :)

This womam has a weird voice but she makes brilliant video try using AI for voice

"Zero to hero" nobody goes this way in a programming language in this time frame, not even with the best course! It just wakens wrong expectations and wrong understanding of the profession.

You are too a good teacher.... Where have you been all my life ? I'm interested in SRE or platform engineering.

Thanks a lot for the video. Amazing. One tiny thing that wasn't mentioned is the difference between > and >- as seen in your example. I believe >- will remove the trailing new line at the end of the single line

Ah that was an amazing presentation with super simple explanations that just perfectly dove tailed into each other. Thumbs-up, of course. Only one thing I noticed - check the pronunciation of "gauge" - it is a tricky word probably borrowed form another language. Pretended that the "u" is not there and pronounce it similar to "cage" with a "g" instead of "c" at the start.

Perhaps one of the best CZcams tech tutorials, so organised and very easy to follow and remember

Thank you

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I'm Terraform Certified--big whoop--reason I mention is because you can just read the docs instead of blindly trusting an Ai. Depending on your reading comprehension and technical aptitude, human brain power is still faster and more reliable. 🧠

I just want to say THANK YOU VERY MUCH! This was such a straightforward tutorial !

very detailed and excellent video. thx

DevOps mommy

Very well described. With 1 hour, I have learned docker. Great job!!

Hi what tools do you use for présentation?

Wow, this video was absolutely incredible! Thank you for putting so much effort into creating something that brings joy and value to our lives. Keep shining and doing what you love! 🌟😊👏

Make the developer also handle the operation. They will take more care.

Georgia

Thank you! It worked great

Hey Nana, Tq for sharing your knowledge. Can you give some tips when to you use terraform vs cloudformation with Amazon Q. Isit better than chatgpt 40 latest release?

I'd never run into your channel before. I've been in tech my entire career, and while I've bene familiar with Docker in the abstract, I simply haven't had a pressing need until now. I'd played with it years back, but then hadn't touched it. This video was the perfect recap to both remind me of what I'd learned before and to fill in a couple of gaps that I hadn't even known I had. Thanks very much!

Thank you for the course Nana, very well made tutorial. Taking this course has revitalized my energies and feel more confident. Planning to do few more of your courses. Thank you so much Nana, Abhijeet

@techworldwithnana what app did you use to create the presentation / slide deck please

I think this video was very educational but the only issue I faced was the way you demonstrated the Ingress controller concept as there was a disconnection between the creation of the ingress-controller and how the rules are added to it. To be fair it is a bit strange/confusing as the kind: is Ingress for both my-app-ingress and the ingress controller pod which is used to for definition of Ingress rules.🤯🤯🤯

Short and well explained.