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DevOps consists of coding, not at the application or software development level but still it's it would be great to have skill if you want to be a *good* DevOps engineer. I would recommend to at least have the basics of coding covered along with fundamentals of DSA like Arrays, Stacks, Lists etc..

It's totally fine. Almost everyone starts at a place where you are right now. The key is to try things out things everyday and be curious. Also, it's totally fine to take help from documentation (that's what they are there for) and others. Give yourself at least 6 months before seeing a difference in your skillset. You will only develop it by building real world projects and doing lot of hands-on. Feel free to connect on LinkedIn and we can chat there and answer your queries.

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Was on a vacation and was busy with those videos. But, restarted the DevOps and Cloud related content again. Let me know if you want to want to see video on anything related to Cloud, DevOps or IT in general.

That's a great point. It's true that aligning with a fund's philosophy is crucial for long-term investing. That's why I have a point about doing a background check on the fund manager 4:39 . However, it's equally important to acknowledge that there will always be funds with similar investment styles and strategies, often with lower expense ratios. While staying invested in a fund you believe in is admirable, ignoring factors like expense ratio and turnover can potentially impact your returns over time. Remember, every rupee saved in fees is a rupee that can potentially grow your investment. But, good point. Pinning it for viewers to understand your perspective as well.

That's a good question. In a non-AMC SIP you can modify, pause or step up your SIPs at any time. In this case a broker (like Zerodha) will place the order. An AMC SIP cannot be modified, paused or stepped up. In other words it's not that flexible as a non-AMC SIP. Also, in AMC SIP, the minimum investment amount is decided by the AMC and you directly deal with the fund house and no broker is involved.

Bhai, let me call you back. Give me some time.

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Lol...😂 Those drivers are in their own different league.

Yeah, those crossings can get tricky with the traffic coming in from the other side.

TBH, that's the sane thing to do. But, later I realised those trails make a lot of sense for descending down when there might be some traffic or when roads might be jammed because of landslides etc..

Unreal🏔️

Wow. Hope you liked it! Let me know when you are in Delhi and we can catch up. 🙌

Thank you! I use DJI Action 4. To connect the Sony Mic, I just use the Boya by-K4 3.5 mm TRS adapter. www.amazon.in/Boya-Microphone-Headphone-Converter-Compatible/dp/B084CT4H1Q/

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Thank you Akshit Bhai!

Thanks for the feedback. 🙌 Will take care of it in future.

We are in a golden age if you talk about opportunities in tech sector. There are plenty of opportunities and roles available if you are willing to go the extra mile. First decide which particular role you want to pursue and excites/interests you, then double down on learning the skills of that particular role. It's not going to be a 2 or 3 months journey. It would take time, least being 6 months. But, if you commit to it, you will certainly be able to make it.

I still don't see many people doing it. I am not talking about sharing someone else's content as a post on Linkedin. I am talking about something that you have which is kind of your brand where people see that you are consistent and continuously engage. Once you do it for long enough time (years, not months), people will recognize you for that as well. After that only it would be valuable enough to make a difference. I see lot of people starting it but stop doing it soon after maybe months because of which it doesn't set them apart. It's a long game.