DevOps Master Class - Part 1 - Foundation

First part of the DevOps Master Class where we dive into core foundational concepts and get ready for the rest of the course.

GitHub repo has all links and material. Link below.

00:00 Introduction
05:38 Foundation
07:26 Before DevOps
13:20 DevOps goal
17:00 Continuous cycle
22:58 Shift in architecture
27:49 Waterfall
31:25 Agile mindset
36:05 Scrum and kanban
38:14 Scrum
44:05 Kanban
52:30 Kanban principles
59:20 Kanban pizza
1:07:08 Scrum pizza
1:10:54 Git and CI/CD
1:24:48 No secrets in repo/config
1:26:14 Monitoring
1:30:57 Infrastructure as Code
1:35:48 Getting ready for next lessons
1:38:20 Summary and close

[mechwarrior]

not only is the series immensely useful to people's livelihoods, you put the entire thing up ad free. what a stand up gentleman and a scholar. people such as yourselves should have statues built in their honour

[kalsepakkka]

This was by far the best DevOps explanation! I am a beginner in DevOps and after watching this lecture I am pretty clear on the concepts. It is worth mentioning that you will not certainly not feel like it is a 1h 40m long lecture

[paulusec]

If I had a penny every time someone at work blabbers something about CI/CD and pipelines I would be rich, BUT when I ask them to break it down no one seems to ever truly understand….you sir are a true artist at explaining difficult systems! Thank you!

[allthingsdata]

Start of another awesome series! Hopefully multi-stage yaml pipelines, ARM templates and Bicep will be covered in detail. I'm particularly interested in artefact management and release flow. Can't wait.

[adamcrawford]

Thanks John. Really appreciate the huge amount of work and your relentless dedication to these brilliant videos

[DiviMishra]

AMAZING content! I didn't even realize that this was 1.5 hour long, I was just so engaged. I loved the pizza analogy to highlight the difference between Kanban and Scrum.

Looking forward to the next video. :)

[Stateoftheheart]

Thanks so much John, I really really appreciate all the effort gone into making these playlists. I have been wanting to get stuck into this playlist for some time & stoked to finally get started! I work in IT Infrastructure without much dev background so I really love the fact that you have mentioned the WHY & explained the foundations like Waterfall, Agile, scrum & Kanban! I also really enjoyed the Pizza analogy, it made it simple to understand & something I could relate to easier than software projects. My team is at the stage where we are implementing more IAC & I'm excited to introduce more of these principals into our environment. I love your channel, you make learning fun & break complex topics down so that even a child can understand :)

[aboutit-coursesandtutorial]

Man this is gold! Looking forward to the rest of the videos. Thanks!

[bharathprabhu]

Great work John...just started watching your videos and am quite impressed...lots of informaiton and no fluff ! thank you

[Mrbawjaws]

Kudos John, you really make these videos easy to consume - thanks!

[Pcketfullfsunshine]

Awesome content as usual John. The amount of effort you put into preparing and structuring the material is amazing, and you explain things really well. I've been a DevOps engineer for years and I always find out something new/useful from your videos.

[Tegneaufreak]

This channel is such a goldmine. Absolutely love it. I learned soo much.

[TheApothecaryAus]

Hi John, I'm transitioning (or trying to!), kicking and screaming into 2021, from traditional "wintel" engineering into IaC/DevOps. Your videos are immensely valuable and appreciated. Many thanks from South Australia!

[ravilobo]

This is an awesome first session in the series. Very excited to watch the next one on Git. I learned many things. Very comprehensive. Thank you so much John.

[santunaik]

John!! You prevent learners do mind boggling; you present every solution in crystal clear form. i always owe to you😊

[nikkitan]

Thank you very much for empowering us through your free master class content! Much appreciated.

[Outwardpd]

Man you are by far the best YouTube teacher I've ever met you really get to the root and even though I've been in DevOps for almost a year this foundational video actually taught me a good amount, can't wait to see what all you'll be able to show.

[zt.]

I have opened a new folder in my YT Library to save the new series into. No need to say: excellent material. Thanks John.

[courtmarr]

Thanks John, appreciate it. You make all the content you create about any technology super approachable and are a great teacher, thanks!

[bocephus]

I've been watching your content for years. Thank you. As a 20+ year Windows Server Admin, I found this very helpful, and am looking forward the the remaining 11 hours or so of content.