How to learn Python for Cloud and DevOps | 7 Day Learning Plan

Python is a powerful programming language that is widely used in Cloud Computing and DevOps. It can help automate tasks, managing infrastructure, and build scalable applications and APIs.
In this video, I provide a step-by-step plan that will guide you through the process of learning Python specifically for Cloud Computing and DevOps. The plan includes hands-on tasks and exercises that will help you build your skills and confidence with the language.

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[rishabincloud]

Comment if you will be doing the 7 days of python challenge!

[vaibhavkhullar]

I will be starting with the same by the first week of May. Thanks a lot Rishab for always inspiring us. See you soon someday in Canada 😊

[Ro_Scotti]

100% you should do a 7 day series please 🙏… Thanks for the great content Rishab.

[MR-]

Great initiative Rishab bhaiya!
This gonna be a great series so far🎉

[mihirkumar]

Thanks Sir for this Valuable Resource, I will start this challenge from tomorrow onwards. Keep doing this videos

[gchanakya]

This is exactly what I needed. Thankyou so much

[mansorsalah]

Looking forward to the 7 day series where you go through each topic f🔥

[arielitomorales]

Thank you for the video!! It would be great if you could do the series. Greettings from Bolivia, I liked a lot your video.

[TechTutorialswithPiyush]

Great initiative. I am going to start this soon.

[urdarkside]

Nice video Rishab, Can you kindly do one video for computer networking :)

[saeedbell]

Does python only work on AWS I have never found any python in relation to azure?

[chalu]

can you please go over each day with hands on exercises ? thanks a lot

[NajeebKhan-hepw]

This is nice can u share same learning plan for bash and golang

[fttnbfj]

Python Linux aws with these skills which job roles are perfect

[amitkushwaha]

i would love to attend the live of python projects.

[TheTheoverse]

Can you please pin the link here when you do a sequel to go more in-depth into the 7-day series?