🌍 Understanding AWS Regions and Availability Zones: Building a Strong Cloud Foundation #Day12Sep 2, 2024·5 min read
Simplifying IAM (Identity Access Management) #Day_13Introduction to IAM 🔐 IAM (Identity and Access Management) is like the security system 🛡️ for your AWS (Amazon Web Services) environment. It helps you control who has access to different parts of your cloud infrastructure, just like a manager contr...Sep 4, 2024·10 min read
Understanding File Permissions and Access Control Lists (ACLs) in Linux 🗝️ #Day_8File Permissions Introduction File permissions in Linux are like setting rules for who can access or change files and folders on your computer. They help keep your data safe by controlling who can read, modify, or run files. Let’s explore how these p...Aug 25, 2024·4 min read
Advanced Shell Scripting : Scenario based challenges for a DevOps Engineer.📍 Introduction: Shell scripting is a fundamental skill for DevOps engineers, as it empowers them to automate tasks, manage infrastructure, and streamline processes. During interviews for DevOps roles, candidates are often evaluated on their proficie...Aug 24, 2024·11 min read
Mastering Crontab in Linux: Automate Your Tasks Like a Pro ⏰💻 #Day_6Introduction to Crontab 📝 Crontab is a command and configuration file in Linux used for scheduling automated tasks. It allows users to define specific times when a script or command should run, whether it's every minute, hour, day, or even just once...Aug 21, 2024·7 min read
Linux Shell Scripting #Day5Mastering Shell Scripting: The Essential Guide for DevOps Automation 🚀Aug 17, 2024·8 min read
NETWORKING FOR DEVOPS #Day_4What is Networking? Networking is the process of connecting computers, servers, and devices to share resources, data, and communication, much like friends sharing messages via phones 📱. Importance of Networking in DevOps In DevOps, networking is sup...Aug 13, 2024·12 min read
💻Linux Commands for DevOps Engineer🚀 #Day_3(Commands used in day to day activities) Mostly used Commands: whoami: This command outputs current logged-in user. ls: This command list the all files and directory in current directory. The ls -l command lists files and directories with detaile...Aug 12, 2024·7 min read
