The only Cloud services you actually need to know

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[melon]

Don't let people convince you that this format is not good

[a.m.]

Real life software engineer. I'd rather have content like this compared to the influencer bs other useless tech tubers spam with. This is actually educative and noise/bs-free.

[bit-a-min]

You are the best abstraction of documentation

[cken]

Precise explanation! This is the 101 class that cloud providers should make by themselves. The official names and docs of these services are just confusing to newcomers and non-tech people.

[NeetCodeIO]

Oh I just realized I forgot to mention that I use to work at google..


Disclaimer: It's not beginner friendly. You should have at least a little experience with HTTP, databases, etc.

[novawarebr]

This video is probably on my top 10 from your channel, thank you

[DavidLeger-un]

My dad is 66 serving in IT for over 30 years trying to understand what AWS is and does... i sent him this video. I think it is a really simple and good way of explaining why you would use AWS and what it potentially can do. thx

[ubitubee]

As a hobbyist, who definitely doesn’t need kubernetes etc, it’s insane to think how much computing power I have at home, yet I’m still paying for a puny 1GB VLC from digital ocean. ISPs are the real a-holes here.

[stephengeorge]

Message queues are a worthwhile callout. Maybe not necessary for every app, but its one of the first things you'll find yourself wanting as you grow, or just something you'll need depending on what you're building

[DigitalDaco]

Stumbled upon this video in my recommendations, very impressed, subbed instantly!

[headlights-go-up]

insane how well explained everything was in this video. so, so good.

[paperell]

I like the explanation but I feel a newbie may get the impression he needs all this stuff.
Thing is that a 6$/month VPS will be more than enough for having a new project going online and getting users, and a beginner will learn a lot by setting it up and there will be no giant surprise bill at the end of the month if he gets something wrong.
I've had multiple apps running on a single 6$ VPS for 8 years now. Thousands of users served monthly, it went offline only one time for a few hours because of a botched update.

[serhat]

Thats one of the best explanations for cloud services I've ever seen. Thanks a lot for your effort

[exismys]

This is perfect. I like that you reduced so much into less in a time when everyone is throwing buzzwords around and it's all chaos. Thank you.

[carguy-xvcl]

Thanks, now I can finally add AWS to my resume.

[Imranjr]

Great explainer video! I was thinking recently whats the difference between vercel, netlify, aws, azure, google servers and all. It was to the point and precise. Abtractions over abtraction just to make things simple for developers.

[simonsung]

you are fantastic! so well and structured and explained. Keep it up!

[Julius-dbph]

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[ScrollsoftheNebulaicWhispers]

thanks for straight to the point/no bs video. subbed

[typosbro_]

Now I can add 10 years of CI/CD to my resume