Literally sir it's so much headache to manage online classes even if you are charging very minimal people still feel that "we need all attention, we need all attention" kind of thing. Seriously hats off to you and your team who are managing it without losing your temper💓💓💓💓.
Please let me know if this is introduction of some other paid course, , if so where can I find the full course , the link in pinned comment is not working
Hi Please answer to my question IF DevOps is the combination of Development and Operation then what development we do in devops and what operation we do in devops
It helps to understand a bit of history with an example. Lets consider a bank, which has its IT operations. Typically, technology operations, consists of people who manage the data centre, where servers are there, and those servers have software installed on them. The ops guys are responsible to keep the servers up and running 24x7. They are responsible to install OS upgrades/software patches, take backups, assign servers, monitor memory availability, CPU availability etc. The operations team typically consists of system admins, linux experts, network and infrastructure experts. Then there is a development team in the banks IT organization that develops say a new system. Lets say they develop a credit card system. That team typically consists of business analysts, programmers and testers. This development team never used to bother about operations earlier. They understand how their software works. There used to be a big divide between these 2 teams. This resulted in slower speed of release. The ops team did not understand the priority of dev team and vice versa. Typically, if dev team rolled out something to production, it broke something and there was downtime for the prod systems, which was against the goal of ops team. Devops concept was brought in where a single team was made responsible for development as well as operations. This was supposed to bring in a shared goal, better understanding and faster releases with less downtime. Thus, a devops team is supposed to do all development that is needed for the feature to be built and all operations needed to put the system into production. In the present context, Devops has morphed to being a skillset which involves understanding CICD pipelines and automation and infra automation. So there has been a change in definition and usage over a period of time.
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Literally sir it's so much headache to manage online classes even if you are charging very minimal people still feel that "we need all attention, we need all attention" kind of thing. Seriously hats off to you and your team who are managing it without losing your temper💓💓💓💓.
very well explained, Thanks Hitesh.
Great introduction.
This was streamed a year ago. Is there a new class starting?
thank you sir
what days and time is the class?
Please let me know if this is introduction of some other paid course, , if so where can I find the full course , the link in pinned comment is not working
Is this course part of Tech Neuron[oneuron]?
Hi Hitesh!
Will it be available in tech neuron? Thinking of taking it.
Are all classes free on youtube
will you continue typescript?
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Hi Please answer to my question
IF DevOps is the combination of Development and Operation then what development we do in devops and what operation we do in devops
It helps to understand a bit of history with an example. Lets consider a bank, which has its IT operations. Typically, technology operations, consists of people who manage the data centre, where servers are there, and those servers have software installed on them. The ops guys are responsible to keep the servers up and running 24x7. They are responsible to install OS upgrades/software patches, take backups, assign servers, monitor memory availability, CPU availability etc. The operations team typically consists of system admins, linux experts, network and infrastructure experts. Then there is a development team in the banks IT organization that develops say a new system. Lets say they develop a credit card system. That team typically consists of business analysts, programmers and testers. This development team never used to bother about operations earlier. They understand how their software works. There used to be a big divide between these 2 teams. This resulted in slower speed of release. The ops team did not understand the priority of dev team and vice versa. Typically, if dev team rolled out something to production, it broke something and there was downtime for the prod systems, which was against the goal of ops team.
Devops concept was brought in where a single team was made responsible for development as well as operations. This was supposed to bring in a shared goal, better understanding and faster releases with less downtime.
Thus, a devops team is supposed to do all development that is needed for the feature to be built and all operations needed to put the system into production.
In the present context, Devops has morphed to being a skillset which involves understanding CICD pipelines and automation and infra automation. So there has been a change in definition and usage over a period of time.
@@braja.patnaik thank you so much for your valuable response
anyone having hotstar case study link as mentioned in video
Sir why you teach in Only one English language why you not teach in hindi language