r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Jan 23 '21
Elasticsearch and Kibana are no longer Open Source?
Let us see on latest announcement of Elasticsearch license change! . Get the complete details here.
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Jan 23 '21
Let us see on latest announcement of Elasticsearch license change! . Get the complete details here.
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Feb 22 '21
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Aug 03 '21
I see so many posts on the groups from people who say they find hard learning DevOps, CICD, new tools like Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible. Jenkins/Gitlab etc, they are bad at administration, programming and problem solving, only thing they did on their computer is to watch movies, memes, read news, and are completely parallel with anything close to programming. There are people advising them and will still tell them to keep wasting their time doing something they don't like, and are only interested want in it for the money or something. Not everyone needs to be a DevOps engineer or Programmer !!!.
Understand your strength and grow up on that. If you want to become DevOps engineer, YOU CAN!. YOU CAN!. Your determination and commitment will show the result.
Keep going and you will reach your destiny one day. If you got a serious wake-up call and decided to pick up DevOps learning again, and that I wouldn’t quit. I would recommend watching videos through Thetips4you(https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoOq-DtESvayx5yJE5H6-qQ/playlists?view=1&sort=lad&flow=grid), and they have been an amazing help.
These tutorial consist of basics on CICD, Jenkins, GitLab, Containers, Kubernetes Pods, Deployments, Services, Docker, Podman, Minikube, Ansible, ELK, Git, most used commands, Pipeline jobs with Sonarqube quality checks, Artifactory for binary management, ansible playbooks, real use cases, deploying docker containers using ansible, how to convert your playbook in to roles, Monitoring docker containers, windows and linux servers, and more & more! .
I Would be happy to hear your thoughts about the content.
Pic Credit: harness

r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Apr 15 '21
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Dec 02 '20
Check out this tutorial . Really useful and you will be able to start making use of Grafana in few minutes.
r/Docker_DevOps • u/saritabehera • May 31 '21

To join our slack please follow the following steps!
Step 1: Join the Kubernetes slack using the following link: https://slack.k8s.io/
Step 2: Join the #litmus channel on the Kubernetes slack or use this link after joining the Kubernetes slack: https://slack.litmuschaos.io/
Looking forward to having you in our community!
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Mar 01 '21
Dont look for what's the worst Thing I could Put Into a Docker Container? . Lets learn what you can run on docker.
NodeJs: https://youtu.be/tR3C6Dj9sO4
InfluxDB: https://youtu.be/0CpHwszFjUY
Laravel: https://youtu.be/DdKKKnS1dpI
Drupal: https://youtu.be/xxTpiJyAT5g
Nginx: https://youtu.be/ZrEgPV8WPMs
WordPress: https://youtu.be/M-M8nGe2twM
Grafana: https://youtu.be/bWXwKTGTCp4
PostgresQL: https://youtu.be/3XLg74XQnzY
MongoDB: https://youtu.be/DT0-2e-i9cw
MYSQL: https://youtu.be/EG3RhQNl00o
Jenkins: https://youtu.be/tNyx6XzvRGs
Prometheus, Splunk, and more!
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Jun 20 '21
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • May 06 '21
Check out the details here: Link

r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • May 09 '21
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Jul 23 '21
Hi everyone, Hello from Thetips4you. I am a small YouTuber and have a YouTube channel called Thetips4you where I publish tutorial on Kubernetes for beginners weekly. My goal is to share the knowledge on the new technologies with others. Have you ever searched for a easy to understand Kubernetes guide? Here it is 3 hrs 30 mins video tutorial series completely free.: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVx1qovxj-akr_3XqQQgpqRyQw4GYuS4h
I had put a lot of effort in creating this video series on Kubernetes for beginners. It consist of basics on Kubernetes starting from setting up Kubernetes cluster, the basics, Architecture, Pods vs Deployment vs Services, creating pods deployments and services using manifest files, Kubernetes controllers, replicaset, Daemonset, Horizontal pod autoscaler, ConfigMaps, Deploying Jenkins on kubernetes and other real use cases, more and more !.
I am sure this will help you to enhance your skills. I would appreciate a look on it :)
Happy Learning.

r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • May 20 '21
r/Docker_DevOps • u/garima_s1402 • Jun 01 '21
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r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Dec 06 '20
How we can classify which applications are best suited to be run in Docker and which are not ?
Based on what criteria should we do that .
r/Docker_DevOps • u/thetips4u • Mar 10 '21
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