Python For DevOps

Get a multi-hour introduction to Python for DevOps, from a co-author of the book by O'Reilly Python for DevOps.

00:00 Introduction to Python for DevOps
00:40 Launching Python for DevOps Notebook
05:58 What is DevOps?
32:58 Python Tutorial
1:05:00 Python Functions
1:32:38 AWS Cloud9
1:40:48 AWS Lambda Functions in Cloud9
1:49:36 Pickle data in Python
1:55:15 Handling files in Python
2:04:59 Searching the filesystem in Python
2:14:05. Setup CI Pipeline with AWS Cloud9 for Python
2:42:02 Building Click Command-Line Tool for Python
2:47:41 Using Azure Cloudshell
3:02:27 Using Google Cloudshell
3:11:33 What do you need to build DevOps Projects
3:16:35 Building Flask Microservice on Azure
3:27:00 DevOps in Practice

[Abel_Lopez_]

Awesome! Thank you very much! Amazing and incredible job with the book and the video! 🙏

[prem]

Yes, I am looking for authors like you to explain the book so that i will understand your perspective while reading the book, I love you sir 😍, thank you 😁

[shitinsideyou]

Wow, what a great work! Thank you so much

[timoose]

Great video, specifically the demo part on the CI/CD helped me tremendously. Thanks!

[michaelasin]

Thanks for sharing this! I just purchased the book and I hope I can learn more from you:)

[craigdrummond]

This is a lot a really good information and I appreciate that you have made this available for everyone. One small note, the video at times is 3 - 5 seconds ahead of where you are speaking. It takes a lot of effort to keep track of what you are doing because you see it first, then you talk about it.. Happened on my phone and my laptop.

[AdrianLopez-sczw]

When Noa forgets how Python "sums" @2:40:00. That's comforts me on why I got to repeat some functions he described.

[northmania]

Does this book cover all the programming skills I need for becoming a DevOps Engineer? I am coming from an Operations background and need to build up my Dev skills. I already know the fundamentals of Python.

[danshepard]

I bought this book and have been going through it. There are many examples that are incomplete and/or don't work, in addition to some glaring editing errors. Beginning to think this purchase was a big mistake.

[zappist]

Hey sir, are you still developing the V2 of the book? BTW I really enjoyed the video.

[vishaltiwari]

Sor can i get the soft copy of this book

[jackweaver]

Hey, I have a question, I'm an SDET who develops testing franework tools to write automated tests based on that framework (software automation development), it involves coding and its challenging, it also involves DevOps, and the dev side in devops is interesting, I wanted to ask, from your experience in Devops and in tech, if I want in the future to make the switch to DevOps, can I still do a lot of coding and do most of my work via code such as in python? I know that each DevOps role is different from compay to company, but Im referring to a DevOps role that involves more dev than ops since im more into coding and DevOps is the future and cloud but I do wanna keep coding and I think it would be a huge advantage as a DevOps, love to here what's your perspective on this, because I am interested in movimg in the future into DevOps but I don't wanna give up coding, and I did not much like frontend development so Automation plays the middle man between all, Thanks!

[ahmedghanem]

does this book suitable for absloute beginer?

[owenzmortgage]

boring video, how many people can finish this 3 plus hours, just make a 30 mins handson real world enterprise level projects. the problem of artifical project is it is not a enterprise real world practice. and nobody read books for hands on skills like coding.