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This is an excellent course! Very practical.

Very good! Short, clear, comprehensive. You're good. Definitely subscribed!

Haha that was funny...

Hi, would u say these recomendations are still aplicable?

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What about Kubernetes

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12:15 ...how we got to where we are today

This doesn't look like it's useful for a public website. What scenarios would this be good for? Also when the port gets opened, can't any computer then access it?

For golang I built an image that is 6.92MB

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I created a ubuntu server virutal machine. I installed docker, npm. but when I run postgres in docker, the screen stop in "LOG: the database system is ready to connections" and nothing happens after that. I tried ctrl+c, ctrl+d, or type "\q", "exit" , "quit"... but it just appears the command on screen. and cannot exit docker run. so, how can I back to OS? I tried access to "05-.." folder and makefile => it stop at that log line, and nothing happens. what can I do to continue?

I cannot use the consul module. I get this: ╷ │ Error: Your query returned no results. Please change your search criteria and try again. │ │ with module.consul.data.aws_ami.consul, │ on .terraform/modules/consul/main.tf line 34, in data "aws_ami" "consul": │ 34: data "aws_ami" "consul" { │ ╵ Can someone please help.

nice

This video is freaking brilliant. High level yet concise. You have my bell icon being rang.

It's such a lot of good details with easy language in this video that I felt something is wrong with me if I don't comment and thanks. nice Video with lots of info for begginers or people who want to refresh their info.

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Can someone help me? I cannot seem to find the populated file in my home directory on Mac after I ran the AWS configure.

Excellent video. Thanks Sid..

Don't stop making tutorials champ, you're a living legend! so teach so much knowledge, GOD blessing on you my bro

There were some notification sounds in the video. I was starting to think that my computer had a malware...

Excellent tutorial! Just finished!

Great job, man!

just started

Cool. Thanks.

Unfortunately, there are some issues with the content of this video. There isn't any guidance on how to get to a docker command line in a Windows environment. The format of docker/whalesay is now depreciated and will not run. There may be more...

I'm adding to the kudos. Sid deserves extra thumbs-ups and +1s, not just because this was excellent content (as many have said), but hopefully the additional comments and subscribers will help support this fantastic channel. Well done Sid! You covered a ton of content. I especially appreciated the testing part (Part 8), which I'll admit I've not paid a lot of attention to! Anyhow, this session, resembling a master course, should help a lot of newbies (and even intermediaries) who aspire to level-up with TF.

That intro was a great analogy of what was happening! :D I can guess it is possible to automate process to open the port only for the IP address that did the port knocking and not to everybody. Also, I wonder, maybe a rare and weird scenario, but if you have three open ports for something else, we can't use those for port knocking, since the other programs are listening to it? Otherwise, would be interesting a special way to configure port knocking to open a specific port by telnetting into open ports :P Thanks for the video!

Ok I started our frustrated because I could not run the FROM keyword from my windows shell, however, I later realized that, all that will be explained in the future. because the FROM keyword runs on the docker file.

can you make a video on deploying a spark cluster and details on how to build make files and automate that proc ess it wold be very helpful i can't get my head around that because i am a data guy.don't know much about devops.

Thank you very much. Great course ❤

i'm watching this in June 2024 because I am unemployed and trying to upskill. A lot of this is over my head but i managed to push through the entire 2.5 hrs because I'm forcing myself...i don't enjoy this, but i know i need to learn this lol.

Excellent Course , Sid is so easy to understand

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It is not enough to thank you. You did great job. Thank you so much bro. God bless you

Watching this in June 2024. The best tutorial I've found

I'm not a developer, but I heard you can run linux os on top of linux same to other os, but compared to vm it is lightweight and fast to create. I have linux shell exp, networking exp but the rest you mentioned aren't my forte.

Really great video, thank you so much. This really helped me get off on the right foot.

Can I ask what headset and mic make/model you are using - great dockers course so far - ( half way done )

Clean and Great content bro, next time please create some content about autoscaling in kubernetes environment, Kudos 🔥

This course was perfect, thanks a lot for not talking a bunch of AWS specifics but focusing on the subject at hand. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

yooo! i did not know you meant it when you said from beginner to pro, you went from 0 to 100.. bro, i salute you! GOD bless you man

Excellent video

Feels so good to complete this whole 4+ hours of course . Finally I can use docker without blindly copying online docker files with half knowledge and assumptions . Thanks a lot Sid, you are an amazing teacher. .

Thank you so much man. Excellent course.

Short and knowledge heavy ❤

Great stuff! Concise and highly professional

Excellent, well-rounded course. From time to time the speaker talks about best practices and options one can take, given the enterprise scenarios he/she is in. Very nice.

One of the best tutoriais I've seen, keep it up man! You got another subscriber :D