Can anyone review my writing skills vs my videography skills. I do not have advanced equipment for video like good mic etc.
Did I make a mistake?
Is it a goodd blogg idea?
Does udemy encourage it?
Honestly as a new blogger you do not have resources to fight a case for something that does not even yet generate income. LOL. I am re-considering my blogging hobby business.
For example when I say strict 2pl, I understand that the core concept is that:
- exclusive locks cannot be released until the end of the transaction.
When I say rigorous 2pl core is:
- all locks cannot be released until the end of the transaction.
when i say conservative 2pl, core is:
transaction acquires all required locks before the start of transaction.
But when I say 2pl, I do not quite get what the core is:
- is it "the growing and shrinking phase"
- is it "after the first lock is released, more locks cannot be acquired"
what is the core?
I previously worked as a Support Engineer right after college. My current skills include:
I am targeting junior roles such as:
I would appreciate practical advice on what I should focus on during these 45 days to maximize my chances of getting hired.
Please do not just say “build a homelab.” I would like to understand:
I also want to understand how to get noticed by recruiters:
If anyone here works in Linux/system administration or infrastructure and is willing to give guidance or an opportunity, I would genuinely appreciate it.
Thank you.
I have 45 days.
I am ex support engineer right out after college.
My skills include Linux troubleshooting, linux command line, SQL basic querying.
I have exposure to kubernetes.
Do not just say homelab. Describe how that helps. And many more.
How do I reach to that door of recruiter? If anyone here is willing to provide me a chance, I am ready for that opportunity.
If a user's security level exceeds the security level of the resource, why deny the access?
I understand what does that mean but I do not have a definition for it. I need it for writing in written exams.
Below is the syllabus of the course. It is worth 75 hours. Taught by the finest sysadmin yogi of the Himalayas.
Module 1: Introduction to DevOps
What is DevOps?
Key principles of DevOps
DevOps culture: Collaboration, communication, and shared ownership.
DevOps Tools
DevOps Career: Now and Future
Module 2: Preparing Lab (Virtualization & Vagrant)
Virtualization Technologies
VMware Workstation, Oracle Virtual Box & Vagrant
Creating Virtual Machines in Automated way using Vagrant
Module 3: Linux for DevOps
Installing Linux (CentOS, RHEL & Ubuntu)
Basic Linux Commands
Managing Users, Groups and Permission in Linux
Managing Packages, Services, Logs, Schedules, Network and Firewall in Linux
Configuring SSH in Linux
Module 4: Bash Shell Scripting & Python Programming
Basics of Bash scripting
Variables, Conditions, Loops in Bash scripting
Automating day to day Admin Tasks using Bash Scripting
Basics of Python Programming
Variables, Datatypes, Conditions, Loops, Functions, Modules in Python
Automating OS Tasks using Python
Module 5: Apache HTTPD, Nginx, Tomcat & Maven
Configuring and Hosting Websites/App using Apache Web Server
Configuring and Hosting Websites/App using Nginx Web Server
Configuring Load Balancer using Nginx
Configuring Tomcat to Host Java Web Application
Using Maven to Build Java Web Applications
Module 6: Version Control Using Git & GitHub
Introduction to Git & Github
Basic Git Operations
Working with Branches
Collaborative Workflows
Resolving Conflicts
Tagging and Releases
Module 7: CI/CD using Jenkins, Nexus & Sonarqube
Understanding CI and CD
Setting up Jenkins Server
Setting Up Nexus & Sonarqube
Jenkins Jobs | Build, Test, Deploy & Notify
Jenkins CI & CD Pipelines
Pipeline as a Code
Jenkins Administration
Module 8: Cloud Platforms (AWS, Azure & GCP)
What is Cloud Computing?
Architecture and Components of AWS Cloud
Deploying Application in AWS Cloud Platform
Architecture and Components of Azure Cloud
Deploying Application in Azure Cloud Platform
Architecture and Components of Google Cloud Platform
Deploying Application in Google Cloud Platform
Module 9: Terraform
Introduction to Terraform
Plan, Apply, Update and Destroy
Variables, Provisioners, Backend
Writing Terraform scripts to provision infrastructure
Module 10: Ansible
Introduction to Ansible
Ansible Modules and Running Ad-hoc Command
Writing Ansible Playbook
Variables, Conditions, Loops, Handlers
Ansible Roles
Ansible for AWS, Azure & GCP
Module 11: Docker Container
Introduction to Docker Container
Creating Containers
Container Volumes, Networks, Logs
Creating Custom Image using Dockerfile
Multi-stage Dockerfile
Using Docker-compose to Deploy an Application
Module 12: Kubernetes
Introduction to Kubernetes (K8s) and Its Architecture
Setup Kubernetes Cluster
Managing Pods
Managing Services
Managing Replica Controllers
Managing Deployments
Deploying Application on Kubernetes Cluster
Module 13: Monitoring and Logging
Importance of monitoring in DevOps
Tools: Prometheus, Grafana, ELK Stack
Module 14: Security in DevOps
Integrating security into DevOps workflows
DevOps security tools
Module-15: GitOps
Introduction to GitOps
Core Concepts
Tools for GitOps
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for GitOps
Kubernetes and GitOps
GitOps Best Practices
Real Time Projects
Project-1: Deploying Multi-tier Java-based Web Application
Project-2: Deploying Microservice Application
Project-3: Deploying Java, PHP, Python & Node.js Application Using CI/CD Pipeline
Project-4: Creating CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins, Nexus & Sonarqube
Project-5: Deploying Web Application on AWS Cloud
Project-6: Deploying Web Application on Azure Cloud
Project-7: Deploying Web Application on GCP
Project-8: Deploying Application Using Ansible
Project-9: Deploying Multi-tier Web Application in Containers
Project-10: Deploying Microservice Application in Containers
Project-11: Deploying an Application on Kubernetes Cluster
Project-12: Using Terraform to Automate Infrastructure Automation
Project-13: Implement a GitOps Workflow for a Multi-Environment Deployment.
Project-14: Implement a Monitoring Solution for a Multi-tier Web Application using Prometheus, Grafana, and ELK Stack. Create custom dashboards and Alerts for Key Application Metrics.
The course will start in 3 weeks. I am so so excited for this. I worked as a linux janitor for a couple of years. I have basic linux skills. Thanks to my computer science and information engineering degree I am well versed with CS principles. What should I do to utilize the most out of this course? I took so many udemy courses this is my first time trying a personal course with one-to-one mentorship.
I am based in Kathmandu, Nepal. I cannot import from India or China as that would be too costly.
What are some options for shoes? What kind of shoes should I seek? The part just above my knees and below my thigh hurt a lot if I walk more than 30 minutes.
CBU student
pls help.
What are the problems with my grip? I am self proclaimed spin bowler. Please guide me step by step on how to grip the ball properly.
Second picture is of me trying to grip the ball after watching youtube tutorials on "How to grip tennis bowl for cricket balling?"
https://berojgarengineer.com/blog/loksewa-computer-engineer-and-it-officer-in-nepal
I have just started writing articles. I am worried I will put a lot of work and later it will be useless.
I am planning to post important questions solutions of 10+ subjects for government job exams.
That will be 10 posts. Besides that I do not have much ideas. I do not want to write short articles (lesser than 1000 words).
What can I do in order to ensure that my site get approved by adsense later on? Dos and donts please tell.
I have these things to be learnt:
- JDBC, ODBC-->sql-oriented data access
- Object request broker-.CORBA etc
- message-oriented middleware-->message queue, jms etc
- publish/subscribe-->many stuffs
- synchronous RPC
- asynchronous rpc
I only have conoly begg book. I am begging for more resources.
Everywhere I go I see Keneth C Laudon framework. I do not want it. Can I have something different? And why are there so few free pdfs of MIS books on libgen? It is a huge library but MIS is very low.
How do you do it?
I have a table which is genuinely complex to reconstruct in markdown/html (I use astrojs). How would you guys present the data of that table in your blog? Currently I have just put some manually aggregated data as text and linked the imgur link.
But they say it will hurt seo.
I do not want to spam URLs here. Kindly please leave a comment/DM. I do not want to do all the work and later know it is not adsense quality.