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[andrewloden]

I'm a visual learner and just wanted to admire the effort you put in to to visually teach us. Takes a lot of your time but it is very much appreciated, thanks man.

[paulschmidt]

Every time I watch one of chuck’s videos, I am motivated to learn everything about IT.
I wish teachers would be as motivating as he is.
Amazing content!

[cluelessirl]

I need to learn so many things that I don't have time to learn 😮‍💨

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*thank you to Dell for sponsoring this video

You probably know that you need to learn the CLOUD (public cloud)....but what about Hybrid-Cloud??








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[bulb]

These videos help me so much more than these courses that just show powerpoints with bulletpoints while they quickly explain the concept. If I see something visually and drawn out it's much easier to understand everything and remember it. Thanks Chuck!

[limp]

Just found this channel. Can't believe how much information is crammed in these videos in a super clear and concise way. Well done sir! Subscribed!

[davidezorzella]

"I want something cheap to develop my own business". mrBeast t-shirt: "Hold my coffee"

[gasparRaduB]

This is great. Usually if you use Google Cloud, AWS or others you're basically feature locked. You can't easily migrate from one to another - this was a real pain point for most ITS engineers and developers. Maintaining flexibility, scalability and portability at that level is no easy feat. This was very informative, thank you! <3

[clouddevops]

Yay! Thanks for the video! I finally feel like I’m ahead! I’ve been learning Hybrid Cloud using Nutanix since December 2020. So many of the things you brought up I was familiar with. I agree not everything needs or should be in the Cloud. It will depend on your Service Level Agreements, security Requirements, etc.

But as you put it on-Prem should be “Cloudy” ready! The more you are prepared to go cloud the smoother the future digital transformation will be.

[johncullen]

You da man Chuck! Love watching while sipping the coffee... always bring new, fresh and exciting content! Keep it up! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[yarkahaji]

You are awesome - Love how you break down complex stuff and make it seem fun and easy - you sir are legend.

[kobihersh]

I love the way you deliver the information - I thought I know all these terms and understood most of it, but I confess you added to my knowledge about K&S, hybrid cloud and how we can manage it all with one tool by VMware which we already know and love ! best of all - Dell ( My favorite OEM which I always strive to use) has the solutions needed for the private cloud to integrate into the VMware solution - this is the best !

[HaZZaKeY]

Damn, a 16 minutes Dell ad. Might be a record.

[knull]

The cloud saved me yesterday because my windows got corrupted so I did a fresh install off a USB and thankfully most my files were on the cloud. Phew!

[Deliquescentinsight]

I have been using AWS S3 for years, I also use it for my podcast hosting: parler has made me rethink this. Oh I pronounce it Prem-i-Sez but I am British.

[EvilDesktop]

What about just installing k3s/k0s on bare-metal and when you need more(of anything) you(or automate) push more pods to the cloud? I think about that for a couple of weeks. Managing them with Rancher can be less of a problem too.

[sartoriusrock]

Per your first question:

I usually pronounce premises as (PREM-uh-SIS) when referring to a location consisting of a single defined area (like a building or office). I will pronounce the same word as (PREM-uh-SEES) if I am referring to a larger, less definable location (like a campus or office complex).

I'm pretty sure I made up that pronunciation rule in my own head, but no one has stopped me yet!

[Arkaros_R]

Chuck: "Let's say my coffee website starts to take off, like, watch out Starbucks, I'm coming for you."
Me, thinking back to all the times he used Starbucks as an example in his hacking videos: "It was all for this, wasn't it?"

[ZLCProductions]

BEST YOUTUBER WITH REAL INFO!!
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[katlegobopape]

Network Chuck has the best background music ever. That's what keeps me watching his videos up to the last second :-D