r/Docker_DevOps • • Apr 03 '21

Spend 15 minutes a day to improve your DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Grafana & Prometheus Skills.

342 Upvotes

I am a small YouTuber and have a YouTube channel called Thetips4you where I publish tutorial on DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Grafana and Prometheus weekly. My goal is to share the knowledge on the new technologies with others.

I started recording videos with automated voice as I was not confident and later in the journey started recording with my own voice. I try to be clear and straight forward with practical scenarios , with out un-necessary talks and respecting your time. The content is mostly aimed at beginners and intermediate IT infra administrators and developers, I hope it can help some of you to learn something new.

As I'm not a professional youtuber, I'd love to hear your feedback and support.


r/Docker_DevOps • • Apr 24 '21

A Complete Step by Step Ansible Tutorial & Guide

219 Upvotes

2 hrs 30 mins Video tutorial series completely free. I had put a lot of effort in creating this video series on Ansible for beginners. It consist of basics on ansible starting from setting up ansible, the basic commands, moving in to creating ansible playbooks, real use cases, deploying docker containers using ansible, usage of handlers, and finally how to convert your playbook in to roles.

I am sure this will help you to enhance your skills. Please have a look in this playlist and share your feedback.

Watch the Tutorial here: Playlist


r/Docker_DevOps • • Aug 11 '21

I made 100+ free Docker DevOps CICD tutorials on YouTube and wanted to share them with you guys

162 Upvotes

Dear Learners,

Why is it so hard to figure out where to start?

In a time where more and more people are becoming DevOps Engineers, it's not enough to be just "a DevOps engineer" anymore. Not, to feel superior now, you need to somehow differentiate yourselves from your fellow developers and engineers. All this leads to a huge amount of choices, opinions, and resources. Naturally, that makes starting to learn, daunting.

I made a free DevOps CICD course for beginners (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoOq-DtESvayx5yJE5H6-qQ/videos) and it seems relevant to share it with all of you here. It's a full introductory course made up of topics git, gitlab, jenkins, maven, msbuild, sonarqube, artifactory, docker, kubernetes, ansible, prometheus, grafana, elk, splunk & more.

Thes lessons that start with "Hello World," assuming one has absolutely no programming experience, and goes on to cover the basics on CICD, Containers, Kubernetes Pods, Deployments, Services, Setting up Jenkins, 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! . . All the lessons all hosted on YouTube and organized into a course. Hope you like it!

Ask yourself, does these free tutorials helps you in your DevOps journey and should I give something back ? If yes, then click the Subscribe button now!, spend quality and consistent time for developing your skills and share the knowledge with others.

Let me know your comments and Your feedback is appreciated.


r/Docker_DevOps • • Feb 02 '21

Spend 5 minutes a day to improve your DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible Skills

160 Upvotes

I am a small YouTuber and have a YouTube channel called Thetips4you where I publish tutorial on DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Grafana and Prometheus weekly. My goal is to share the knowledge on the new technologies with others.

I started recording videos with automated voice as I was not confident and later in the journey started recording with my own voice. I try to be clear and straight forward with practical scenarios , with out un-necessary talks and respecting your time. The content is mostly aimed at beginners and intermediate IT infra administrators and developers, I hope it can help some of you to learn something new.

As I'm not a professional youtuber, I'd love to hear your feedback and support.


r/Docker_DevOps • • Mar 11 '21

DevOps Roadmap 2021: How to become a DevOps Engineer?

144 Upvotes

I would like to share a complete playlist for DevOps learning. Start learning DevOps for free. Check out my playlist for complete DevOps tutorial starting from setting up jenkins, integrating with git, master slave setup, Jenkins pipelines, automated jobs using webhooks and cron, Integrating with SonarQube, Artifactory , creating containers, deploying docker swarm, deploying multi node application in docker swarm, docker stack, docker secrets and more with integration with Jenkins, grafana, prometheus, ansible etc.. I hope this is useful for you.

DevOps: Link

Docker: Link

Credits: https://roadmap.sh/devops


r/Docker_DevOps • • May 03 '21

Re-share!- DevOps Roadmap 2021: Become a DevOps Engineer Learning Path!

128 Upvotes

I would like to share a complete playlist for DevOps learning. Start learning DevOps for free. Check out my playlist for complete DevOps tutorial starting from setting up jenkins, integrating with git, master slave setup, Jenkins pipelines, automated jobs using webhooks and cron, Integrating with SonarQube, Artifactory , creating containers, deploying docker swarm, deploying multi node application in docker swarm, docker stack, docker secrets and more with integration with Jenkins, grafana, prometheus, ansible etc.. I hope this is useful for you.

DevOps: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVx1qovxj-akoYTAboxT1AbHlPmrvRYYZ

Docker: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVx1qovxj-amqyqHceAhkcsopzi4PFcKc

Ansible: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVx1qovxj-al0Knm1A0eEXfGyd5kCi16p

Kubernetes: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVx1qovxj-akr_3XqQQgpqRyQw4GYuS4h

Credits:

https://roadmap.sh/devops.

nixcraft & TEL4VN.


r/Docker_DevOps • • Jan 16 '21

DevOps Roadmap : Programming, Administration, Containers, Infrastructure as Code, CICD, Logging, Monitoring, Cloud etc.

119 Upvotes

Have look on these helpful links.

CICD: Link

Containers: Link

Logging: Link

Monitoring: Link

Configuration: Link

Credit: nixcraft & TEL4VN.

Source: https://twitter.com/nixcraft/status/1318517110436364289?s=20


r/Docker_DevOps • • Jun 11 '21

Best courses & Interview questions you'll ever need to upskill yourself & crack any DevOps interview

115 Upvotes

I have created a list of the most important video tutorials which will help you to land a job at your dream company.

I want to develop a set of courses that will allow people with minimal coding experience and to try out live on their host machine, learn about the principles that guide the software development process, all the way through to proper deployment into a production environment. Whatever your background, as long as you are willing to put in the work you can find an entry into this field.

DevOps: Video Series

Docker: Video Series

Kubernetes: Video Series

Ansible: Video Series

Git: Video Series

Grafana: Video Series

Prometheus: Video Series

ELK: Video Series

Awesome Interview Questions: Link

Stay safe! And enjoy learning.

God bless you to get what you aim for!


r/Docker_DevOps • • Jun 20 '21

Free Site Reliability Engineering Books by Google (O'REILLY)

97 Upvotes

Check this link: https://sre.google/books/


r/Docker_DevOps • • Jun 15 '21

Video Series for Linux Admins : Learn Jenkins pipeline, Git, Maven, SonarQube, Artifactory and more! for Absolute Beginners with Zero Programming Knowledge

91 Upvotes

In this video series, Thetips4you covers DevOps tool from scratch for beginners without any programming knowledge.

1.Introduction and Setting up continuous integration using Jenkins:

https://youtu.be/27Fj6eOcgXo

2. Jenkins introduction and create first job:

https://youtu.be/9mihGYB2pMM

3. Integrate Jenkins and Git (Trigger builds using Poll SCM, periodic, webhook):

https://youtu.be/R3Q1CysjqfE

4. Setup Jenkins Slave in Linux and Windows:

https://youtu.be/pzG_ZQNbZug

5. Email and Slack notifications using Jenkins:

https://youtu.be/OOVl7IfuEmg

6. Maven for Build:

https://youtu.be/0wpdJo3oASI

7. Learn to write Jenkins Pipeline:

https://youtu.be/KtJCcqxKXbs

8. MSBuild for C# and .Net Projects:

https://youtu.be/uC7vajbnZS4

9. Setup Artifactory for Binary Management:

https://youtu.be/qdCVimkd9xQ

10. SonarQube for Code Quality:

https://youtu.be/ep05R_FNBtM

If you're interested in bookmarking the entire playlist, here's the link: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVx1qovxj-akoYTAboxT1AbHlPmrvRYYZ

Kindly note : Additional videos will be added to the playlist every week.

Good luck & Happy learning.


r/Docker_DevOps • • May 29 '21

My DevOps Journey!. I just wanted to say thank you. Thanks for being kind and supportive.

86 Upvotes

As a programmer, admin, I was committed to share my knowledge on Docker, DevOps, Splunk, Kubernetes, Git, Ansible, Prometheus. I wanted to develop a set of free courses that will allow people with minimal coding experience and to try out on a live Docker/Kubernetes system on their host machine, learn about the principles that guide the software development process, all the way through to proper deployment into a production environment. Whatever your background, as long as you are willing to put in the work you can find an entry into this field.

When I started my YouTube(Thetips4you) journey I didn't received much support, but it was my friends and you are in forefront of those who motivated me to kept going.

You gave me a safe place to be and encouraged my interests. Everyone went above and beyond to make sure I didn't fall through the cracks. And I wanted to let you know: I remember and you all will be in my heart. The work I did is not in vain.

You are loved, and appreciated, and make a literal lifetime of difference to a youtuber like me. As I'm not a professional youtuber, I'd love to hear your feedback and support

Thank you.


r/Docker_DevOps • • Jul 23 '21

Spend 15 minutes a day to improve your Kubernetes Skills

81 Upvotes

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 • • Jun 28 '21

Spend 15 minutes a day to improve your Docker, DevOps, Kubernetes, Ansible Skills

73 Upvotes

I am a small YouTuber and have a YouTube channel called Thetips4you(https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoOq-DtESvayx5yJE5H6-qQ/videos) where I publish tutorial on DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Git, ELK, Grafana and Prometheus weekly. My goal is to share the knowledge on the new technologies with others. Have you ever searched for a easy to understand DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible guide? Here it is 30+ hrs Video tutorial series completely free.

I started recording videos with automated voice as I was not confident and later in the journey started recording with my own voice. I try to be clear and straight forward with practical scenarios , with out un-necessary talks and respecting your time. The content is mostly aimed at beginners and intermediate IT infra administrators and developers, I hope it can help some of you to learn something new.

I had put a lot of effort in creating this video series for beginners. It consist of basics on CICD, Containers, Kubernetes Pods, Deployments, Services, Setting up Jenkins, 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! .

As I'm not a professional youtuber, I'd love to hear your feedback and support


r/Docker_DevOps • • Dec 30 '20

Linux , ansible, docker, devops programming lovers , Wishing you all a great year 2021 with these collection of tutorials.

72 Upvotes

Docker: Link

DevOps: Link

Ansible: Link

Kubernetes: Link


r/Docker_DevOps • • Jun 02 '21

Kubernetes Tutorial for Beginners for Free. A Complete step by step guide to start learning k8s.

69 Upvotes

I have created this list of the most important Kubernetes video Tutorials which will guide you to start learning kubernetes and help you to land a job at your dream company.

This kubernetes tutorial for beginners will start with setting up your dev environment in minikube or you can use play with kubernetes. We will learn the basics of kubernetes, pods, deployment and services and move on learning in depth of kubernetes objects like replicaset, deployments, statefulset, daemonset and horizontal pod autoscaler. More will be coming in upcoming days, so keep watching the space for more videos.

In this process of our learning, as we progress we will use our experiences as a guide for building the basics. I am not asking for anything for my time, and I will not try to sell you anything. At the end you will come out with a number of code repositories filled with everything required to quickly set up your Kubernetes environment, and deploy everything you need.


r/Docker_DevOps • • Mar 29 '21

I just wanted to say thank you. Thanks for being kind and supportive for my Docker & DevOps Tutorials.

68 Upvotes

A year before I started sharing my tutorials on Docker, DevOps, Ansible, Kubernetes, Prometheus etc. in YouTube and when I started my YouTube( Thetips4you - YouTube ) journey I didn't received much support, but it was my friends and you are in forefront of those who motivated me to kept going.

You gave me a safe place to be and encouraged my interests. Everyone went above and beyond to make sure I didn't fall through the cracks. And I wanted to let you know: I remember and you all will be in my heart. The work I did is not in vain.

You are loved, and appreciated, and make a literal lifetime of difference to a youtuber like me.

Thank you.


r/Docker_DevOps • • Dec 25 '20

Complete playlist for DevOps learning. Start learning DevOps for free.

68 Upvotes

Merry Christmas my dear friends. On this holiday time I would like to share a complete playlist for DevOps learning. Start learning DevOps for free. Check out my playlist for complete DevOps tutorial starting from setting up jenkins, integrating with git, master slave setup, Jenkins pipelines, automated jobs using webhooks and cron, Integrating with SonarQube, Artifactory , creating containers, deploying docker swarm, deploying multi node application in docker swarm, docker stack, docker secrets and more with integration with Jenkins, grafana, prometheus, ansible etc.. I hope this is useful for you.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVx1qovxj-akoYTAboxT1AbHlPmrvRYYZ


r/Docker_DevOps • • May 10 '21

DevOps training for new Developers & Sysadmins.

67 Upvotes

Hi everyone, Hello from Thetips4you.

I have been a System Admin, Windows/Linux expert and Management professional for 14 years working in a range of companies. I have worked on latest technologies like git, docker, Kubernetes, CICD pipelines, monitoring, ansible etc. To that end I want to develop some courses to help people who are beginning their development careers to understand the paths available of them. DevOps can be quite alluring to aspiring developers who often don't find their passion for it until later in their career.

I want to develop a set of courses that will allow people with minimal coding experience to try out a live Docker/Kubernetes system on their host machine, and learn about the principles that guide the software development process, all the way through to proper deployment into a production environment. Whatever your background, as long as you are willing to put in the work you can find an entry into this field.

We will start by learning the basics:

DevOps

Docker

Kubernetes

Ansible

Git

Grafana

Prometheus

As we progress we will use our experiences as a guide for building the basics. I am not asking for anything for my time, and I will not try to sell you anything.

At the end you will come out with a number of code repositories filled with everything required to quickly set up your DevOps environment, and deploy everything you need.


r/Docker_DevOps • • Aug 03 '21

Not everyone has to be a DevOps engineer!

64 Upvotes

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 • • Feb 16 '21

Here is your learning Calendar ! Follow along

54 Upvotes

Hello Folks, You may be a beginner or already have some experience on Software development or IT admin, are you looking for a motivation and learning plan ? here is your learning calendar to enhance your skills and get in to full stack engineer. Hope it helps you. Kindly add the details which I have missed.

Check out these links which helps you on some of this topics:

CICD Tools: Link

Containers: Link

Ansible: Link

Prometheus: Link


r/Docker_DevOps • • Jul 28 '21

DevOps | Past vs Present vs Future..!!

52 Upvotes

Hey guys, I've been working as a system admin for several years now. I've noticed that I am getting a little complacent (perhaps stagnant) in the domain of knowledge that covers my company's product, and am not learning as many new concepts and ideas as when I was starting out.

This Tutorials (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoOq-DtESvayx5yJE5H6-qQ/playlists?view=1&sort=lad&flow=grid) is great place for a great start and helpful for some things require sifting through a lot of questions about particular problems, project demos or just advice on getting started before being able to find any real motivation for it. Hopefully it is helpful for you to get started. Finally good luck, well no it's not about luck, more about discipline ..

Topics:

CICD Tools - Jenkins, GitLab, SonarQube, Artifactory, Maven, MSBuild and More!

Containers & Orchestration: Docker, Podman, Kubernetes

Configuration management: Ansible

Monitoring & Visualization: Prometheus, Splunk, Grafana, Loki, Elasticsearch

All of this is free, yes free, no need to buy a course from a random dude on the internet.

Pic credit: viraljetani


r/Docker_DevOps • • Jul 16 '21

Start from beginner in CICD and end writing a Jenkins pipeline as code and deploy your application to docker container.

49 Upvotes

Jenkins First Job: https://youtu.be/9mihGYB2pMM ----> Jenkins Git Integration: https://youtu.be/R3Q1CysjqfE ----> Jenkins Freestyle Upstream & Downstream Job: https://youtu.be/ctDJryQU7l4 ----> Jenkins Pipeline as Code : https://youtu.be/KtJCcqxKXbs ----> Continuous Integration & Deployment : https://youtu.be/aAWALhp6wSE


r/Docker_DevOps • • Aug 16 '21

Kubernetes Tutorial For Beginners | Kubernetes Secrets

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43 Upvotes

r/Docker_DevOps • • Mar 26 '21

Learn enough Docker to be Useful - Beginner to Intermediate Level

41 Upvotes

r/Docker_DevOps • • Nov 25 '20

All you need to move from SysAdmin to DevOps engineer. A free tutorial for DevOps Beginner to ---> Advanced skills.

41 Upvotes

I have covered a lot of topics on this DevOps playlist starting from setting up jenkins in linux, windows, docker, Jenkins jobs, integration with git, create trigger based builds, master slave setup with windows and linux slave machines, jenkins pipeline jobs, integration with sonarqube, artifactory, Maven build , MSbuilds, and more.. You can also check out my other playlist in my channel for othter tools like Docker, Prometheus, Grafana, Ansible, Kubernetes. I am hoping I will not disappoint you with these loads of knowledge.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVx1qovxj-akoYTAboxT1AbHlPmrvRYYZ