Tysm mate. Could you delete the main route table if the IGW had a Black Hole status? Would that still show active dependencies?

Delightfully

Excellent!! Thank you!

Does it changes the last modified date on the target server or it remains same as it was on source server ?

Nice Work! Simple straight forward and completely functional! Bravo!

I'm not seeing any 'private key for authentication' block in Auth. Can anyone help?

I love the explanation!

God bless. This is a perfect startup to an entire new topic 🎉🎉

Why this Channel is dead ?

Superb...thats the exact way a tutorial should be....no nonsense...100% perfect steps explained without nonsense. Thank you buddy

Thank you man !

JAP JEMPOL👍👍👍👍

thanks a lot man

Good Lesson..thanks..work well.

30:07 That's crazy man! Thanks anyways.

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The site is down or you have another site for linux courses ?

hey, thanks for the tutorial. I have a site running with nginx & php fpm & sqlite3 for database. if I just copy the site's content from one server to another, then the data isn't gonna sync automatically. TLDR: how can i make this work with dynamic sites? anyone knows a solution?

Awesome video! Keep up the good work!

no nonsense. straight forward. understood everything. thanks.

what? databases store over writed data?

Configured nginx as reverse proxy and load balancer Thank you

Now Putty interface was changed we have to look into

This is a thoughtfully presented work. I recall a book with analogous insights that changed my life in substantial ways. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill

clear short and simple! thank you!

I followed the steps exactly but I keep getting that "connection timed out", I don't know what could be the problem here. thank you for the wonderful tutorial

"should be able to do it 3x faster than what would be considered reasonable" at least hes always been a psychopath

I like how this actually explains what an AMI is to someone who doesn't *really* understand what Machine Images are. Thumbs up 👍

did they die?

Suberb Explanation !

Very Helpful. Saved me stress in my early AWS practice

Thanks for the vid. Very good and informative.

the way proxmox handles these things is anything but logical. it likes to trap half your drive in a useless volume group

This is what called a basic concept if this is clear then u can understand every thing. Thanks a lot.

I work for Netflix, not in IT but I can confirm we use Canary testing.

Excellent. Clearly explained with a working example. Perfect.

What to do if there are spaces in folders names in subfolders? Thanks for help.

Thats a wonderful explanation

Great video!

Should have never deleted ProjectOmega!! 6years later im here and its deleted...nooooooo!

Will this interfere with my current NGINX HTTPS reverse proxy setup and SSL certificates?

Watched this whole video with a smile. Thank you Mr. Keith.

Thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for and finally understood it.

Very clear thanks for posting.

hello i was going through the playlist and i think a video on the understanding RDS is not in here, where can i get them? or is there any other videos just like it that is easy to understand that i can learn from?

Please I'll be needing the link to your Linux essential course. Thanks

We can think of a subnet as a room, where you are resources stay. On the other hand, in your private network, you can think of subnet or A.Z as your room, kitchen, and the whole home as AWS Region

What , in case if I have 2 disks in vg, and one disk is failed. do we have loss of data here?

6years later i am here... the document is deleted

Idiots. You must already know what a database is and how it works to understand this video. Total waste of time.