How Can You Learn DevOps Faster 🚀🚀

You will learn some of the tips that would be super helpful to learn DevOps/Cloud much faster than following the conventional method of going through courses.
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[pramodkondapally]

Great insights GK. Totally agree with you on the approach - work/learn to provide a solution is BEST and Efficient way rather than completing never ending courses in regular syllabus format.
The main issue with formatted courses is we tend to recollect each concept in a waterfall model & that prevents us from building our own mind map.

[kalyankalapala]

DevOps and Cloud is all about the hands on experience. If one wants to master skills on these tools, they are supposed to implement those complex scenarios practically. So that they can understand a particular tool effectively and in a faster way. (From my personal experience).

[mohankrishna]

Finally we are the same group where we signup for udemy courses and never complete....lol

[boxer]

Bloody hell, you broke stuff up so nicely and made stuff sound so easy, thanks man.

[rishikeshanand]

4:18 how to start learning. (Starts from here)

[lalaskmr]

Cloud was always been in my mind but did not know where to start right now i have 2years experience in iOS development and from past 2 months I've been practicing AWS, your journey motivates me alot. Support from Karnataka

[lalas]

Great advice. Absolutely agree with this method of learning explained in the video.

It's all about learning by doing.

[rajeevbhattacharya]

One of the best devops guidance videos I have seen, hope this works for me.
Loved the video.

[srigkt]

GK : thank you for ur tips .i have enrolled for AWS architect course with an institute online on daily basis for 60days ..while i agree with ur point that self learning is more important than someone else's guidance, i being from production support background will not move the needle unless i put myself into such schedule.

[phevos_sk]

that's actually one of the ways i used to learn and is quite beneficial. frustrating yes, beneficial YES. I would suggest that you take maybe a small course and complete it. Maximum 8-10 hours. Practice what you study at the end of the day. that way you are advancing through a course and building stuff. Double satisfaction, double dopamine dose. Remember to say well done to yourself when you achieve or understand something. I found out that this is a game changer in my mood when studying in this sea of information.

[sharathsachin]

You are absolutely right GK, this is the best and fastest way to learn.

[yvl]

Thank you GK for your valuable suggestions. Totally agree with you on this approach of learning.

[anirudhani]

Just one word.... Superb analysis thanks for insight.. Main issue is juggling your daily work and life balance with new technology splurge everyday...

[jeffchims]

A lot of value in just one summary he is teaching us how to learn practical skills fast. THANKS👍

[-caesar]

4:20 7:27 9:18 actually a good course would guide people to follow this method. To sum up the video so basically learn things that are directly related to your role. Learn what's required for the job through job sites and start learning through hands on practice with basic understanding of that technology and build from there until youre confident enough for those job interview questions. This method is more effective than learning some courses since some courses are not directly related to your job role and are usually too broad and deep or vise versa.

[gopikaprabha]

Seriously this video is for me ... I have my exams upcoming as replaing my routine... thanks ton

[paulhayman]

Had to watch this twice. Thanks for this!

[kimstuart]

Personally, I am fine with trying to learn many things as one as long as you use it as a learning strategy. Software Development and DevOps is so broad and covers so many things, that in many ways, the only way to learn new concepts or discover new concepts is by exposing yourself to it. I would NOT use this as a means to cram study for a month and then try to interview for your 'dream' job. However, If you are just trying to get familiar with the tech interview process, I would use this as a strategy to interview for jobs in general to learn the technical interview process. Keep in mind that your interviewers have way more knowledge in both theory and industry as you will so many times, they will help you understand and reveal the things that you didn't know you needed to know and they will connect the dots between theoretical and industry practice and will help you transition over from theory to industry on the highest level. Even with startup jobs, there are many concepts they might not prioritize that a medium to large company will so those interviews might not be as intense as they are just looking for people to work for them because so many people are focusing on FAANG. So i would say studying multiple things at once can be beneficial when used as a tool to understand what concepts might be expected in a technical interview. So use it when trying to get multiple interviews, but NOT when trying to interview for your dream job

[Amruthkallimath]

Explained in very simple way sir really motivated by this video ❤❤❤hats off

[sbabu]

Exactly i am facing this issues …….Thanks you so much for sharing th insights….please share these type of videos in future