Typical Tasks for #DevOps or #Cloud Infrastructure Admins Using #Terraform!

A thread 👇 A DevOps or cloud infra admin typically uses Terraform to manage & automate the provisioning of infrastructure. Their responsibilities with Terraform often include tasks that are more operational & infrastructure-focused, distinct from the development or QA tasks.

15 Advanced Linux Commands Explained Simply! 🌟

A Thread 🧵 👇 1️⃣ grep
Searches for text within files.

Example: grep "hello" file.txt
🔍 Finds the word "hello" in "file.txt" and shows the line where it appears.

Advanced Ansible Guide 🛠️

#Ansible #DevOps 🔐 Using Ansible Vault:

Encrypt sensitive data for enhanced security. Ansible Vault helps protect your secrets like passwords and API keys. 🛡️ #Ansible #DevSecOps

Example:
ansible-vault encrypt_string 'my_secret_password' --name 'my_var'

Ansible Guide!

Easy Understanding Concepts of Ansible for beginner! 1/20 🧵✨ Let's dive into Ansible, your friendly automation tool! Whether you're a beginner or just need a refresher, this thread is for you! 🚀 #Ansible #DevOps

Terraform Guide!

Easy Understanding Concepts of Terraform for beginners 👇 1️⃣ 🌍🚀 Welcome to the ultimate Terraform guide for beginners! Let's dive into the world of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and make your cloud deployments a breeze. #Terraform #DevOps

Linux Guide!

A thread explaining Basic to Advanced Linux concept! 🧵 1/20: 🚀 Welcome to Basic to Advanced Linux Concepts! Let's dive deeper into the powerful features and capabilities of Linux. #Linux #AdvancedLinux

Docker Guide!

Easy Understanding Concepts of Docker 🐳

#docker #Containers 1/ 🐳 What is Docker?

Docker is a platform that allows you to package applications into containers—standardized units that include everything needed to run the app: code, runtime, libraries, and dependencies.

Kubernetes Guide!

Easy Understanding Concepts of Kubernetes 🕸️ 1. Kubernetes Basics:
● Pods: Smallest deployable units in Kubernetes that can hold one or multiple containers.

● Nodes: Worker machines in Kubernetes.

● Clusters: A set of worker machines, called nodes, that run containerized applications.

Troubleshooting Jenkins - 15 Common Issues and Solutions! 🚀

#Jenkins #DevOps 1/ Issue: Jenkins Out of Memory Errors

Solution: Increase Java heap size in Jenkins. Go to /etc/default/jenkins and set JAVA_ARGS="-Xmx2g" (adjust the size as needed).

🔍 AIOps vs. DevOps
Can AIOps Replace the Whole DevOps? 🔄

A thread🧵👇 1/ 💡 Culture Matters:

DevOps isn't just about tools; it's about teamwork and making things better together. AIOps helps with some tasks, but it can't fix team dynamics.

Example: In DevOps, developers and IT folks work closely to solve problems faster.

Is Linux🐧a must have skill for high-paying #DevOps jobs!

Here is the answer 👇 🧵 Absolutely! Linux is a cornerstone skill for high-paying #DevOps jobs. Here's why 👇

🚨Interview Guide!

AWS☁️Networking Interview Questions & Answers👇

#AWS #Cloud #networking #interview #Guide 1/15 Q: What is the difference b/n an Internet Gateway (IGW) & a NAT Gateway in AWS networking?

A: An IGW allows communication b/n instances in a VPC & the internet, while a NAT Gateway enables outbound internet traffic from private subnets without exposing their IP addresses.

🚨Kubernetes Interview Guide!

A thread with 15 interview questions & answers for new/intermediate administrators ⚓️👇 1/15: Question: What is a Kubernetes Pod, and why is it used?

Answer: A Pod is the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes, representing one or more containers that share resources. It's used to deploy, manage, and scale containers.

🚨Linux Interview Guide!🚨

A thread with 15 advanced questions &answers 🐧👇 1️⃣ Q: How do you optimize disk I/O performance in Linux?

A: Utilize techniques like RAID striping, I/O schedulers (e.g., deadline, noop), and file system optimizations (e.g., tuning journaling options).

🚨🚨Interview Guide!

15 Docker scenario-based interview questions and answers 👇🛳️ Q1: U r tasked with deploying a multi-container app on Docker. How would u orchestrate these containers effectively?

A: Utilize Docker Compose, defining services, networks, & volumes in a YAML file. It simplifies multi-container deployments, ensuring consistency & scalability.

🚨🚨 Interview Tip!

What happens at the backend when you launch a Pod in Kubernetes!

A Thread 👇 🐳 Step 1: YAML Configuration

To kick things off, you create a YAML file defining your Pod's configuration. This includes details like container images, ports, volumes, etc. #Kubernetes #YAML

Docker Master Class in 15 practical examples 🛳️

A Thread 👇 1/ Hello Docker!

docker run hello-world

Experience the magic of Docker with the simplest container ever.

Parsing Linux Log files effectively!

15 examples that DevOps or Linux admins might use on a daily basis 👇 1/ Search for specific text in a log file:

grep "error" /var/log/syslog

This command searches for the term "error" in the syslog file.

Mastering TCPDUMP!

A thread on Linux packet analyzer tool👇🐧 📡 What is tcpdump?

🕵️‍♂️ tcpdump is a powerful command-line packet analyzer. It allows you to capture and analyze network traffic in real-time or save it to a file for later inspection.

Mastering Linux Access Control List (ACL)!

A Thread 👇🐧 What is Linux ACL?

🐧 Linux ACL (Access Control List) is a powerful feature for fine-tuning file permissions beyond traditional owner, group, and other categories.

Docker vs. Containerd! 🛳️

Why doesn't Kubernetes support Docker anymore? 🚨

How to install Containerd and Integrate with Kubernetes!🧑‍💻

An all in one thread 👇⚓️🐧 1/7: Docker and Containerd are both container runtimes, but they serve different purposes in the container ecosystem.

Let's delve into the differences between them and why Kubernetes doesn't support Docker today.