Over the last few years, I've created several free resources to help engineers learn DevOps, improve their practical skills, and prepare for interviews. If you're starting your DevOps journey or want to strengthen your fundamentals, I hope you find these useful.
๐ Linux Performance Tuning
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLckUzKjgYDgajJVYOjNztS6Q4SOho0RKY
โ๏ธ AWS Boto3
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLckUzKjgYDgbVbrLPpPl_MsDHQnKovLuH
๐ผ 100 Days of DevOps Interview
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLckUzKjgYDgZ4AE6D-fKs1Z0gWCHBrk65
๐ Python for DevOps
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLckUzKjgYDgaMCzGIvdcyOlcUTx1sBBtR
๐ Cracking the DevOps Interview (Book)
https://pratimuniyal.gumroad.com/l/cracking-the-devops-interview
๐ค I also created DevOps Open Agent, an open-source AI-powered DevOps assistant for Kubernetes, AWS, Linux, GitHub, security scanning, cloud cost analysis, and much more.
๐ GitHub: https://lnkd.in/giri6MF5
๐ฅ YouTube: https://lnkd.in/g2PbG3Hc
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If you're looking for a more structured, hands-on learning experience, we have three programs starting this month:
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If any of these resources help you, I'd really appreciate it if you shared them with someone who's beginning their DevOps journey. Happy learning! ๐
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I particularly appreciated the Linux Performance Tuning playlist, as it's an often-overlooked aspect of DevOps that can greatly impact system efficiency. The use of real-world examples and hands-on exercises makes it easier for engineers to apply the concepts to their own projects. I've found that performance tuning can be a complex task, especially when dealing with large-scale systems, and having a structured resource like this can be incredibly helpful. Have you considered adding a section on monitoring and logging tools to complement the performance tuning resources, as these are also crucial components of a well-rounded DevOps toolkit?