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[antidegenerates]

I love how Cody videos has zero editing, no making faces on camera, like bad actor, no silly mimics and tone. Just sharing knowledge, without even looking at camera. Just respect, mate

[omereker]

This is better than most of the 'learn devops in 5 hours' videos. Your way of illustrating a 'complex' topic is phenomenal man, thanks!

[rodjenihm]

You forgot the pain of making database backups. And praying to God the file is not corrupted when you need to restore it.

[wasaabbi]

Honest, detailed, straight to the point - you're diamond among web/programming oriented creators. Hope that you'll keep doing what you doing and this channel will fly to 1mil subs.

[AtizaJuanita]

Simply one of the best videos by one of the most underrated content creators!

[SeibertSwirl]

Good job babe!!! I would have been first but I went to bed at old lady hours yesterday and missed the early launch 😅

[pepper_oni]

A little money-saver here: before diving into real-rented VPS, perhaps it would be better to try run virtual machine on your local PC (using VMWare, Virtual Box, etc), and test your stuff on it - take your time, but you'll get even much more insight on how things works (especially networking) in addition to what Cody says in this video (much appreciate his work), totally worth it ;)

[SaifurRahmanAkash]

wtf! Have I just done a DevOps crash course or what?
Somehow I'm super excited

[billnye]

This was amazing. Fastest 20 minutes of my life, and it was about dev ops

[hotdaq]

I already know most of this, but after 9 minutes I have to say, your explanations are so damn good!

[TechnologicNick]

"this video is for beginners"
"learn vim"

[axedotdev]

I deploy next apps at work over AWS ECS (elastic container service) & ALB after containerising it. I had to turn off optimised images in next config as it was causing memory to creep up and also some adjustments in Dockerfile. Whole setup runs quite stable, i have also setup certain auto scaling policies for containers and custom cicd setup for it over github actions. I think this is the most scalable and stable approach without setting our own k8s cluster or depending on vercel.

[jaymondal]

next video suggestion - docker and Kubernetes

[TheKevinbigfoot]

I wish I had seen this video years ago. I had only ever used Vercel or Heroku until recently when I had to spin up a vps for a project. Had to go figure out all of this and it was not simple! Still learned a lot from this video that I will need to go add to that project. Thanks for the great content!

[tsykin]

Thanks for visualizing and walking though the entire process, that's super valuable 👍

[caca]

Dude this is one of the most informative videos I’ve seen relating to devops and the importance of knowing what’s actually happening. I see myself rewatching this just to do some of this manually

[zi_t]

unbelievable. i have no idea how you can teach so effectively. blows my mind every time. as usual: thank you!!

[randmtv]

I think it's quite important to have some knowledge and experience on how all this works in a more barebones scenario like a VPS. That way you just have more knowledge and see what those managed services actually offer you and what problems they solve. You might realize that for some application you do, you might not need a managed service at all.

You also might end up working somewhere where things need to be deployed internally to some servers or to some existing VMs on AWS/Azure/GCP alongside other services. So having this knowledge can make you stand out actually.

[pankajsharma]

I learned a lot today why we have different options to deploy and why different technologies exists what problems they solve very useful video thank you so much bro for sharing

[stonedizzleful]

This is so informative dude. Thank you!