@AWSomeVikash
From Local-host to Cloud-first! ☁️
🚀 Hi, I'm Vikash Patel — a passionate AWS & DevOps enthusiast, sharing my complete learning journey and real-world implementations. 📘 On this blog, I’m publishing a full DevOps + AWS roadmap — from basics to advanced, covering: 🟡 AWS Services: EC2, S3, IAM, CloudWatch, Billing, and more 🐧 Linux commands & scripting ⚙️ CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions & Jenkins 🧱 Infrastructure as Code using Terraform 📈 Monitoring, Alerts & Troubleshooting 💡 Every post is beginner-friendly — focused on clarity, practical use-cases, and hands-on solutions. 🌐 I’m also building my presence in the AWS Community, sharing what I learn, and learning from others. 🌱 Whether you're starting your cloud journey or looking for practical DevOps solutions, this blog is for you.
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Aug 1, 2025 · 2 min read · ⚙️ How Containers Work Containers do not consume pre-allocated resources like virtual machines. They use shared system resources (CPU, RAM, storage). If a container needs only 200MB of space, it will consume only 200MB, not more. 💡 Containeriza...
Join discussionJul 29, 2025 · 3 min read · git - git is a version control system that allows you to keep a version track record and history for your code and files as we covered now till now. git init - that initialises a repo. git status - that checks the status of the repo. git add - to ad...
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Jul 28, 2025 · 2 min read · 🚀 Today's Learning Journey: Mastering GitHub BasicsToday, I successfully covered the fundamental concepts of Git & GitHub during a training session with Shubham Londhe. It was an insightful session that helped me strengthen my understanding of versi...
Join discussionJul 24, 2025 · 2 min read · A shell script is a file in which you have written shell commands in sequences. Let’s talk about file types: If we have a Python file, then the file type is (.py). Similarly, Python - (.py) Java - (.java) C++ - (.cpp) C - (.c) Shell - (.sh) usernam...
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Jul 23, 2025 · 3 min read · These three powerful commands—grep, awk, and sed—are essential tools in Linux for searching, extracting, and manipulating text data. Each serves a unique purpose, but they are often used together for text processing in files and terminal output. grep...
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