The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to DevOps Networking (Tom & Jerry Edition) 🎬
Mar 2 · 10 min read · Welcome to the chaotic, high-speed world of computer networking! 🌐 If you are stepping into the world of DevOps or software engineering, networking is no longer just an "IT problem." It's your proble
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Computer Networking Fundamentals
Feb 18 · 4 min read · How does the Internet really work? For many technical jobs it is important to understand computer networking. We just posted a massive 12-hour course that will give you a deep dive into computer networking. Here are the sections covered in this compr...
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🌐 Computer Networking for DevOps – From Zero to Practical Understanding
Feb 14 · 4 min read · After finishing Linux in my DevOps journey, the next important step was computer networking. Before learning Docker, Kubernetes, or Cloud, there's one thing that must be clear: How systems communicate. In DevOps, applications don’t live in isolation....
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Understanding Network Devices
Feb 14 · 4 min read · Have you ever wondered what really happens when you open a website or press play on a YouTube video? Then your’e at the right place. In this article we will discuss all the devices that plays a vital role in this journey. Modem (Gateway) A Modem (Mod...
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Understanding network devices
Feb 13 · 5 min read · Some basic understanding : before knowing what devices does your local network uses let’s understand what happens when you query something or when you open a website and other things over internet1 — your request starts from your device like your lap...
Join discussionDNS 101: What Happens When You Type google.com?
Feb 9 · 3 min read · Introduction Have you ever wondered how the internet works?How, when you type google.com, the browser opens Google’s webpage? To understand this, we first need to know about IP addresses. What Is an IP Address? An IP address is a special numeric addr...
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How TCP Turns Round Trip Time and Jitter into Packet Loss
Feb 4 · 11 min read · Have you ever noticed that your network connection sometimes feels fast and then suddenly slow, even when nothing obvious has changed? A request that takes 20 ms at one moment can take 80 ms the next, and sometimes it does not return at all. Terms li...
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