Most underrated you tube channel in devOps community. Kudos to his consistency 👏. Every course is free from Abhishek. He is not like others who first create community with free videos and then start paid courses.
Couple of corrections - 9:33 - 1) It is not only for DevOps team. JIRA is a general concept with a general process with all the teams. 2) The team doesn't have any say in setting priority of the stories/issues/bugs. Only the scrum master in collaboration with the product owner sets the priority. 26:30 - 1) Though it is right that theoretically the story points are meant to be in order of a Fibonacci series, practically all the integers are acceptable as story points. 2) Story points do not necessarily indicate the complexity of a story/task. It is a measure of the effort needed to complete the story. Scrum masters decides how much of effort (typically in person-day(PD), meaning 1 resource working for 1 working day) maps to 1 story point. For eg, 1 story point = 1 PD, or 1 story point = 1.5 PD etc. Based on this, the developer accesses how much of effort (in PD) he/she needs to complete the story, divides the effort with the denominator of story point unit and comes up with the story point for the story.
Kudos to @abhishek and santhosh... 80% of jira management you covered... Expect Subtasks, description, acceptance criteria,and environment in the given user story.... Wishing you @abhishek to do more to the society such kind of support....
No words bro, I can only say thanks@infinity times. I've been searching for Jira videos from long time but didn't got such detailed explanation with real time scenarios. thankyou santhosh bro for your great efforts towards providing us a valuable video, we're expecting more such similar videos from you. Once again a big thanks to Abhishek anna. please do more similar videos anna😍😍
Great session and very informative Abhishek for bringing in experts in JIRA and Project management. Very helpful video for freshers. Thank you for all the hard work. I have 11 years of experience in IT. I came back here to revisit JIRA deployment from DevOps perspective. however, I learnt (revisited) about Project management, Jira tool and confluence and revisit about Project, Backlog, Backlog refinement ceremony [ Backlog grooming of User story], Sprint planning ceremony [assigning US with Estimated points, capacity planning], Reports, Sprint. Great learning experience.
This is such a blessing, a wonderful video about jira. Thank you Santhosh and Abhishek for bringing this video to us. I doubt even paid courses will be able to provide this knowledge and you are sharing it for free. Kudos to your effort🙇♂🙇♂🙇♂
Thankyou Santosh for the overview understanding of JIRA, and im able to relate this with Azure Devops Kanban boards, it also exactly works same as JIRA. 🎉
This is really helpful. It has helped me to understand the theory part more clearly than before, Thank you so much Santosh and Abhi for the good and dedicated work you are doing
Hi Abhi Sir , Thank you for Santhosh and Abhi sir, within36 minutes cover a lot things in Jira with real time examples Blacklog, Blacklog info, Sprint and how to split requitments this is very help for me,
Guys... abhishek he such a humble person ....that he knows what his audience wants from him ...and boom he brings it on his channel .... He is so humble that ....he likes our comments and he replies ro our comments .......one of the good youtube channel for devops aws 😊
With all due respect to Santosh Abhishek clearly making every point clear to the users Knowledge knowing is different at the same time knowledge sharing is different Respect to you Abhishek increased much more.. Thank you so much
Cannot thank you enough for doing all this for us anna. So grateful to subscribe you. This single channel is more than enough to get a job as devops engineer.
Hi Abhishek garu, I want to say something, these days no one can give their valuable time for others but you are doing excellent work to who are really want to success their journey into Devops. Thank you so much for doing all thse things..
Could someone assist me in finding the continuation URL for this topic-advanced one? As always, your support has been invaluable throughout the video. This will certainly benefit first-time users of JIRA.
Thanks abhishek for sharing this wonderful topic, can we also expect what are the day to day activities and roles n responsibilities of a cloud engineer..? .pls make one video on that
Thanks Abhishek, thank you once again. These collaborations are simply the best. I didn't know how a junior DevOps Engineer would fit in an agile team as a fresher.....now I know. Your contents are GOLD as always.
@@AbhishekVeeramalla need some help I got a call from company square ops for devops intern role it has 36 months of bond including 6 months of internship, and stipend is 10k during internship for 1st year CTC is 4.5lpa It's in Gurgaon and Work from office DevOps intern role. Do u think it's good opportunity for me I'm a fresher 2022 batch passout student and I'm staying in Karnataka.... what is your suggestion
Watching this today and yes, it was very helful. Thank you so much for this. I have a doubt if that's ok. What KT documents means ? It was there in the video..was that ticket documents??
So basically, we are taking issues based on Complexity, not Priority! As discussed here, like we are taking 25 points in a Spring! and all the stories have a Fibonacci number up to 13(generally), so we can take stories like 13 + 8 +3 +1 = 25. Here will we consider any high-priority stories or only complexity matters?
Thanking you for efforts sir.... Great explanation... Sir could you do another video on this only...like what are the most common issues we will get in real time ...how we trouble shoot those.... I hope it will helpful to us sir... Once again thankyou so much sir
Hi 👋.. Please perform the demos that we are did in devops and aws series.. while doing the demos you will run into the issues and they are same as real time issues
I guess story points is something which represents number of days/hours or it is estimation of the time that we are going to take to complete the task and priority of the task can be monitored by other options in jira where you can assign it as high normal critical.
In general, story points represents the complexity of the story in some companies teams might use story points in terms of time/days but it is a wrong practice
WOW i really want help like this way like real enviroment. God bless you are the best in the world. I am so depressed about my study now i clear my all confusions.
Velocity is average of how many story points a team is completing in sprints .. it will help in understanding how many story points to pick in the sprint
Hi Abhishek, there is a small correction a person can't create user stories in all the Jira boards initially they need some privileges to create user stories on Jira boards and top-level management will create Epics and user stories will basically created by engineers or testers and so on.
@@Naresh_TammisettiThis is something based on the documents like work break down structure, Architecture of the service which organizeation is using currently. Also with some already recorded sessions.
Hi Abhishek, Once again thank you. I have experience in devops but my resume is not shortlisted from the last 20 days onwards. Can you please suggest to me how to get the calls or how to interact with you about my resume.
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Most underrated you
tube channel in devOps community.
Kudos to his consistency 👏.
Every course is free from Abhishek.
He is not like others who first create community with free videos and then start paid courses.
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No lie to this comment. We appreciate you abhishek
buddy comeback now abhishek sir is no more underrated google now says that abhishekVeeramalla is "Internet Personality"🙂
As a DevOps Engineer, I can say this is the best video who gives you a real working scenarios of jira. Thanks Abhishek.
Thanks Kalyan 🙏
Couple of corrections -
9:33 - 1) It is not only for DevOps team. JIRA is a general concept with a general process with all the teams. 2) The team doesn't have any say in setting priority of the stories/issues/bugs. Only the scrum master in collaboration with the product owner sets the priority.
26:30 - 1) Though it is right that theoretically the story points are meant to be in order of a Fibonacci series, practically all the integers are acceptable as story points. 2) Story points do not necessarily indicate the complexity of a story/task. It is a measure of the effort needed to complete the story. Scrum masters decides how much of effort (typically in person-day(PD), meaning 1 resource working for 1 working day) maps to 1 story point. For eg, 1 story point = 1 PD, or 1 story point = 1.5 PD etc. Based on this, the developer accesses how much of effort (in PD) he/she needs to complete the story, divides the effort with the denominator of story point unit and comes up with the story point for the story.
Hi Abhishek Veeramalla, Do you remember me. once upon a time, I asked you to do this Jira. now fulfilled about this video. thank you
Hi 👋 .. Yeah it is long tim pending one 😅
I don't know what to say you are doing absolutely everything from scratch.
All your love and support 😎
Kudos to @abhishek and santhosh...
80% of jira management you covered...
Expect Subtasks, description, acceptance criteria,and environment in the given user story....
Wishing you @abhishek to do more to the society such kind of support....
Thanks alot .. yes, with the interest of time, we could not cover everything.. in future sessions, Yes.
No words bro, I can only say thanks@infinity times. I've been searching for Jira videos from long time but didn't got such detailed explanation with real time scenarios. thankyou santhosh bro for your great efforts towards providing us a valuable video, we're expecting more such similar videos from you.
Once again a big thanks to Abhishek anna. please do more similar videos anna😍😍
Thanks, Abhishek and Santosh for the detailed video.
Great session and very informative Abhishek for bringing in experts in JIRA and Project management. Very helpful video for freshers. Thank you for all the hard work.
I have 11 years of experience in IT. I came back here to revisit JIRA deployment from DevOps perspective.
however, I learnt (revisited) about Project management, Jira tool and confluence and revisit about Project, Backlog, Backlog refinement ceremony [ Backlog grooming of User story], Sprint planning ceremony [assigning US with Estimated points, capacity planning], Reports, Sprint. Great learning experience.
Most welcome
Good video to get a clear picture on Agile!
Many thanks!
Thanks alot Abhishek bhaiya and santosh bhaiya🙏
Thank you for this video Abhishek and Santosh..
I am lucky to find Abhishek sir atleast now.
😍😍😍
Really a Good try by Abhishek and Santosh, Thanks guys for the wonderful work. Appreciated!
This is such a blessing, a wonderful video about jira. Thank you Santhosh and Abhishek for bringing this video to us. I doubt even paid courses will be able to provide this knowledge and you are sharing it for free. Kudos to your effort🙇♂🙇♂🙇♂
Thanks Ajay 😍
Really helpful content. Thanks Abhishek & Santosh
My pleasure
amazing content... and it is true no other youtuber has created such informative video on Jira
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Thankyou Santosh for the overview understanding of JIRA, and im able to relate this with Azure Devops Kanban boards, it also exactly works same as JIRA. 🎉
Glad it was helpful!
Thank u very much both santosh sir and Abhishek sir for usefull content video and helping for fresher real time working environment.
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Really its very wonderful I dont know about JIRA explained in very basic level and understandable.
really helpful.
Hello Abhishek you guys kill it I watched many videos but not getting this type of deep knowledge thanks again for this video
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Thanks for provides valuable information about Jira ticketing tool . thanks a lot
Simple to understand good explanation.
Glad you think so!
It's really very helpful for DevOps project management like Jira tool. Learning new thinks by Abhishek Sir are getting feather on our head.
This is really helpful. It has helped me to understand the theory part more clearly than before, Thank you so much Santosh and Abhi for the good and dedicated work you are doing
You're most welcome
Abhishek i have zero knowledge on Jira but the way you and Santhosh explained the things are awesome ❣. Thanks for the session
Its our pleasure ❤️
Thanking you is very small for this real time information
Thank u mr.santosh and mr.abhishek....,🙏
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OMG, this is really helpful for even freshers ❤ Road to 100k 🎉
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Simply Thank you for everything ❤
Great Abhishek, very very helpful nd learning session who want starts career in IT.. thanks for your patience and time 😊
Thanks Abhishek.... wonderful content.
😀
Hi Abhi Sir ,
Thank you for Santhosh and Abhi sir, within36 minutes cover a lot things in Jira with real time examples Blacklog, Blacklog info, Sprint and how to split requitments this is very help for me,
Thanks, All the best.
Thanks a lot for the free courses Abhishek
Thanks Abhishek and Santhosh for very useful information provided
Always welcome
Guys... abhishek he such a humble person ....that he knows what his audience wants from him ...and boom he brings it on his channel ....
He is so humble that ....he likes our comments and he replies ro our comments .......one of the good youtube channel for devops aws 😊
😀😍😍
With all due respect to Santosh
Abhishek clearly making every point clear to the users
Knowledge knowing is different at the same time knowledge sharing is different
Respect to you Abhishek increased much more..
Thank you so much
😍😍😍
I can’t thank you enough for these videos they’re helping so many people in so many ways thanks Abhishek
Welcome :)
Congrats @abhishek for completing 90k followers on you tube 🎉🎉🎉fastest growing devops tech channel.
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome job!!! Thank you!!
Welcome 🙏
Very helpful..Thank you so much, Abhishek!
Most welcome!
Cannot thank you enough for doing all this for us anna. So grateful to subscribe you. This single channel is more than enough to get a job as devops engineer.
Amazing thing about this channel is whenever I search anything related to DevOps on TH-cam, seems like Abhishek has it on his channel :D
Nice explanation through discussion
Thank you for the content abhishek and santosh, it will be very useful to me and hope to watch more like this. Thank you
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Hi Annaa...
Thank you sooo much for your efforts 🥰☺️😊🙏
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The most wanted video that I have searched for ever
Thanks abhi anna
Welcome 🙏
Thanks a lot. Perfect
You're welcome!
Hi Abhishek garu,
I want to say something, these days no one can give their valuable time for others but you are doing excellent work to who are really want to success their journey into Devops.
Thank you so much for doing all thse things..
😍😍
Thanks Abhishek, for doing very useful session 👏🏻👌👍
😍
Wonderful content annaya tq alot annaya😊
😎
thanks santosh & abhishek
great and useful. if possible then please have a content on how bug fixing then closing the issue by Devops. Ty
Could someone assist me in finding the continuation URL for this topic-advanced one? As always, your support has been invaluable throughout the video. This will certainly benefit first-time users of JIRA.
Insightful content.
😍
Thanks abhishek for sharing this wonderful topic, can we also expect what are the day to day activities and roles n responsibilities of a cloud engineer..? .pls make one video on that
I made video on day to day activities recently, please check.
Coming to roles and responsibilities it depends on the JD
Thanks Abhishek, thank you once again. These collaborations are simply the best. I didn't know how a junior DevOps Engineer would fit in an agile team as a fresher.....now I know. Your contents are GOLD as always.
😍😍
Nice video so close to 100k 90k soon congratulations 😍🔥
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@@AbhishekVeeramalla need some help
I got a call from company square ops for devops intern role it has 36 months of bond including 6 months of internship, and stipend is 10k during internship for 1st year CTC is 4.5lpa
It's in Gurgaon and Work from office DevOps intern role. Do u think it's good opportunity for me I'm a fresher 2022 batch passout student and I'm staying in Karnataka.... what is your suggestion
Hi Abhishek, pls do a video on how to split read and writes of aws rds using proxysql or any third party service
Noted , will try
@@AbhishekVeeramalla thank you bro❤️
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Watching this today and yes, it was very helful. Thank you so much for this. I have a doubt if that's ok. What KT documents means ? It was there in the video..was that ticket documents??
Knowledge transfer
Hi abhishek. Can u plz make a vedio on elk.
Ok sure , in future
Daily learning new thing.
Glad to hear it!
So basically, we are taking issues based on Complexity, not Priority!
As discussed here, like we are taking 25 points in a Spring! and all the stories have a Fibonacci number up to 13(generally), so we can take stories like 13 + 8 +3 +1 = 25. Here will we consider any high-priority stories or only complexity matters?
waiting for this😍
Anna open source projects ki contribution ela cheyali from scratch nunchi oka video cheyandi anna please
Thank you for this video 🙂
My pleasure 😊
Rocked it.
😀
Thanking you for efforts sir....
Great explanation...
Sir could you do another video on this only...like what are the most common issues we will get in real time ...how we trouble shoot those....
I hope it will helpful to us sir...
Once again thankyou so much sir
Hi 👋.. Please perform the demos that we are did in devops and aws series.. while doing the demos you will run into the issues and they are same as real time issues
@@AbhishekVeeramalla sure sir.... thanking you for reply sir
Hi Abhi,
So when you talk about story point - it’s more or less validating the complexity of the issue and giving the number accordingly right!
Yes , I explained that in the video.. if you watch till the end
how implementation happens from lower environment to production for scrum
I guess story points is something which represents number of days/hours or it is estimation of the time that we are going to take to complete the task and priority of the task can be monitored by other options in jira where you can assign it as high normal critical.
In general, story points represents the complexity of the story in some companies teams might use story points in terms of time/days but it is a wrong practice
@@AbhishekVeeramalla thanks for ur support and helpfull for video bro
Thankyou so much sir 💯❤️ DevOps king ❤️💯
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very informative video .
Which headset you are using for recording
Jabra
Good job bro🎉
Thankyou very much
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useful content
Thanks alot
Thank you
Hi Abhishek, excuse me but i'am still a little bit confuse with the difference between Scrum and JIRA
Jira is a tool and scrum is a process. Jira is just used as a tool to implement scrum
Hi Abhishek,
Can you plz explain about production support roles..and how the opportunities available in the market..
Ok
Good Content❤
Welcome 🙏
HI Sir, please upload a interview video of openshift engineer
Is confluence size limited? How much data(memory size) we can upload in jira story?
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WOW i really want help like this way like real enviroment. God bless you are the best in the world. I am so depressed about my study now i clear my all confusions.
VELOCITY means the daily capacity of a resource based on their expertise in the field and pace with which they're able to work?
Velocity is average of how many story points a team is completing in sprints .. it will help in understanding how many story points to pick in the sprint
Hi Abhishek, there is a small correction a person can't create user stories in all the Jira boards initially they need some privileges to create user stories on Jira boards and top-level management will create Epics and user stories will basically created by engineers or testers and so on.
Hi , Santosh clearly mentioned that u need access initially. Thanks
@@AbhishekVeeramalla ok Thanks I think I have missed that point and sry about that
is it okay to write PMI-ACP who has completed AZ-400. As devops is elevated version of agile. Any suggestions on this, please.
At what stage we put weightage to the stories like 1 or 3 or 5 or estimate the complexity?
Complexity.. please watch the video till end. I explained that in detail
Excellent
Thanks
@@AbhishekVeeramallaAbhishek please do a video like how team people give KT to newly joined experienced people?? It helps us more .
@@Naresh_TammisettiThis is something based on the documents like work break down structure, Architecture of the service which organizeation is using currently. Also with some already recorded sessions.
does sprint remain same after time box reached and new stories is added to same sprint?
salute jira 🙂
Hi Abhishek,
Once again thank you.
I have experience in devops but my resume is not shortlisted from the last 20 days onwards. Can you please suggest to me how to get the calls or how to interact with you about my resume.
Please follow my resume building videos
Yes. I did according to your resume video session.
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😀
thankyou sir
It's something like an Incident management ticket service right?
No this is different
kudos
someone please tell me that who is the product owner is is the manger or someone else PLEASE REPLY