Abhishek Veeramalla

Got Featured on Newyork Timesquare Billboard 🎉🍾

I have never been to Newyork but I am happy to share that my work got recognised and celebrated on the prestigious Newyork Timesquare Billboard.

A boy from Warangal to being featured on Timesquare, it is a very long journey 😍.

I always believed in giving back to the community. One year ago, I started teaching on YouTube about DevOps and Cloud and made Zero to Hero playlists. I never thought the playlists would receive so much love but surprisingly the response is overwhelming. I can spend all day just reading your comments.

Happy that I was able to help a lot of DevOps and Cloud aspirants to get placed in their dream roles 🚀

And finally thanks to topmate.io for selecting and screening me.

Keep Learning, Keep Sharing and Keep Growing !!

Link to the channel: https://lnkd.in/g4khHcZd

#devops #cloud #aws

Not able to clear DevOps Interviews due of lack of Real time projects ⁉️


Please overcome that feeling. Of course you cannot get the 100 percent real time knowledge without practical hands-on on the production system.


But .. There are so many free resources available today on the internet (YouTube + Blogs + Forums + Demo projects on GitHub) that can help you reach the 60-80 percent mark.


Best example - Azure DevOps project that I uploaded yesterday. It has everything right from the GitHub to Azure repo migration to Azure Pipelines to GitOps.


I am almost sure that anyone who tries that first time will not be able to implement it successfully without running into issues.


And by Fixing those issues, you will gain the experience.

There are so many such projects available on YouTube, medium, GitHub and other sources.


🛑 Of course, These projects takes time to implement even after watching the videos, it might take a week also, but your determination to complete the project will eventually reward you.


Don’t forget that ‘A journey of thousand miles begins with a single step’.


❗❗ There is a playlist on my YouTube channel - Real Time DevOps Projects and one of my goals for the year is to upload as many videos as possible to that playlist.

Last week I organized a DevOps meetup in Hyderabad with close to 200 people 🎉

Even tough it is a lot of effort to organize meetups, everything feels okay when you look at a packed hall of enthusiastic learners ❤️

Special Thanks to Sridhar Savaram and his team from Advance Auto Parts India (India Innovation Center) for hosting the event, arranging the logistics, refreshments, lunch and swags for the participants.

Also I should thank Atulpriya Sharma and Mutha Nagavamsi for accepting my invitation and joining me and Arjun Sankar as co-speakers for the event.

We had great presentations on DevOps, AIOps, Platform Engineering, DevSecOps and adoption of Kubernetes from the speakers.

Finally if you are interested in sponsoring our next events in Bangalore, Chennai or Pune, Please drop me a message or comment down. We need help in organizing these Free events.

First video of my Free DevOps Zero to Hero playlist crossed 500k views 😎

Why is this important ?
I started this series when my channel had < 2k subscribers, the day I uploaded this video, It got < 500 views.

I am not sure what made me believe that the Free DevOps Zero to Hero course is going to be popular but I kept uploading the videos and completed the course of 45 videos in 60 days.

This course not only made the channel popular amongst the DevOps community but it also made me more disciplined, committed and organized.

It gave me the confidence to do more such Zero to Hero playlists.
- DevOps Zero to Hero
- AWS Zero to Hero
- Terraform Zero to Hero
- Python for DevOps
- Azure Zero to Hero

So all thanks to this video and people who supported it.

Wait, wondering what this video is about ?
It covers two concepts
- What is DevOps ?
- Why DevOps ?

If you have not come across the video, you can check it out using the Link in the comments section.

#devops #abhishekveeramalla #freedevopscourses #freecloudcourses #freecourses #freecourses2024

I did “sign up with google“ on a random website but are my user details
secure 🤔

A lot of developers these days prefer SaaS based Auth providers for access management in their applications BUT they don't realize that most of these Auth providers use Multi Tenancy, which means their client details are on a shared infrastructure.

Multi tenancy is great but when it comes to Auth, there are a lot of downsides.

❗Your security depends on your neighbors
- If one of the tenants experience a breach, you could face downtime or your clients data might be compromised as well.

❗Attack Surface
- Shared environments always have a risk with attack surface. An insecure tenant creates an entry point to the entire infrastructure for the bad actors.

❗No control over the data
- You don't own the data. Ironically, you have no control on where the data is stored. Of course certain Auth providers offer control to some extent but it's not fine grained.

❗Breaking updates
- Most importantly as a developer, the last thing you want to see is Auth providers introducing breaking changes. Since the SaaS platforms don't care about individual tenants they apply updates to every tenant.

To avoid these problems, developers can choose a downloadable Customer Identity and Access Management solution like FusionAuth. It's downloadable so you can host it and have complete control in a single tenant environment.

Moreover FusionAuth is also FREE FOR UNLIMITED USERS(Self-Hosted version) and its the only customer identity and access management with hybrid, single-tenant deployment you can dev and test anywhere.

So if you are interested in using a Auth solution, built for Devs by Devs, integrate FusionAuth in few hours to add SSO, MFA and more.

Try it using the Link:
https://fnf.dev/3QAKiLr

Some useful resources that I followed to learn Multi-Tenant vs Single Tenant architecture for Auth.
https://lnkd.in/gsqWnZwm
https://lnkd.in/g5UZb5nh
https://lnkd.in/ghGp2s-j

Thanks FusionAuth for sharing these useful resources and sponsoring the post.

#AllAuthNoBS #NeverSwitchCutomerAuthProvidersAgain

The goal of MLOps is to bring DevOps Practices and Culture to ML models.

Just like how DevOps reduces the operations effort involved in each stage of software development life cycle such as design, build, development, deployment, testing and monitoring,

Similarly, MLOps reduces the operations effort involved in each stage of Model Development life cycle such as EDA, model creation, training, model development, build, deploy, test, monitoring and retraining.

Fundamentals of DevOps such as
- Version Control
- Infrastructure as Code
- Containerisation
- Container orchestration
- CI/CD

Are still valid in MLOps but the implementation of these concepts and the tools to implement these concept is different.

I made some effort to explain this through a video on my YouTube channel. If you are interested in learning MLOps, subscribe to the channel.
https://lnkd.in/gT4ibvM2

Just dropped a video on Distributed Tracing using Jaeger on the channel 🔥

Some of you already know that we are doing a Observability Zero to Hero series on the channel and as part of it, we have already covered metrics and logging from basics.

In the latest video, I have covered “Distributed Tracing” from fundamentals.

- What is Tracing ?
- How tracing can help fixing issues with your system such as latency ?
- Installation and configuration of Jaeger on a K8s cluster using Helm
- Configuring Elastic search as storage for Jaeger.
- Using EBS as volume for Elastic search.
- Demonstration of traces using a Demo application (Microservice Architecture)
- Instrumentation of traces using Open Telemetry.

This is a beginner friendly tutorial, check it out.
https://lnkd.in/dsNCqZ8W