The support team got back to me. Guess what happened? Yes — it was my mistake 😃 I’ll fix it tomorrow. They didn’t give me a ready-made solution, they just said it was my error and that my setup was different from the lesson.
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#nexus
Do you know what really pleases me and boosts my self-esteem? 🤩 The bootcamp support team didn’t fix my bug with a snap of their fingers — and that’s fine. These guys are professionals; they promised to get back to me within 24 hours. ⏳
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#nexus
Until now, everything was not too hard — I fixed all the bugs quickly and by myself. But today, Mr. Nexus gave me a difficult task
I needed to create a user in the running Nexus web interface and give that user permission to manage…
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Hey everyone 👋
The sixth module is here — Artifact Repository Manager! There are many tools in this area, but we’re focusing on one of the most popular: Nexus. 🖥
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Today’s practical session went smoothly! I spun up another Droplet on DigitalOcean, configured the firewall and SSH 🔓 access again — this time everything felt much more familiar. I also built and ran a Node.js 👩💻 app successfully.
Next stop: Module Six! Let’s go 🚀
Yo everyone!👋
Without any warm-up, I jumped straight into the fifth module — deploying a Java 👩💻 application on a DigitalOcean cloud server.
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Today was all about hands-on practice 👋
I played with Gradle, built and tested a Java app, 👩💻 and ran it with parameters. The exercises are getting easier now — it’s nice to feel progress.
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Hi, friends! 🫶
Today was a productive day 📈 — I’ve officially finished the fourth module, completing the first phase of the bootcamp: DevOps Prerequisites 🎉
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Hi 👋 As promised, here’s my update on the database topic!👩💻
Today we explored different database types and compared when relational databases perform better than column-oriented ones.👩💻
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Hi everyone! I’ve just wrapped up the 👩💻 Git basics today.
Tomorrow’s topic will be databases🖥 — the final part of module three. After that, we move on to the exercises. 💪
I’ll share my progress soon!
#git
Maybe you’ve been really waiting for my new post from the bootcamp?👩💻 Sorry — two things knocked me off schedule today.📆
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I was planning to write one big post 📰 summarizing all 9 exercises from the second module — but hey, no rush 🫠
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I’ve just completed the final topic of the second module — SSH (Secure Shell)! 🚀
I deployed my first Linux server (Droplet) on DigitalOcean…
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I’m wrapping up the second module! Over the past few days, I’ve covered key topics like Virtual Machines , Security (Users & Permissions), File System, Bash Scripting, CLI Commands, Environment Variables, and the Vim Editor.
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Linux package managers — for example, APT — make your life easier.
After working with APT, you start to appreciate how competently automation is designed in Linux — everything is transparent, native, and under your control.
A few days ago, Nana, published a post about basic Linux. In short, she explained why it’s important.
Mastery of details! I’m drawn to a meticulous approach to learning. It’s better than when people skip the basics and jump straight into advanced topics like Kubernetes or more.
I remember when the teacher navigated in the CLI, created directories and files, wrote config . It completely blew my mind — his prog speed was incredible to me.
Today many details felt familiar. But when I came across new concepts, I was excited - it means I’m on the right path
So, about Linux on a local virtual machine — I tried to install VirtualBox by Oracle on my MacBook with an M chip, but it was a bad idea.
Nana recommended installing the UTM app on a MacBook with an M chip and installing Ubuntu there instead. This option worked! Let’s go up)
Yesterday I learned that Android is actually based on the Linux kernel — pretty cool, right? Big thanks to Linus Torvalds!
Today I’m experimenting with a virtual machine from Oracle. Let’s see what new experiences await!
Hey everyone! I’ve just started learning a new profession — DevOps! I joined the TechWorld with Nana @Njuchi_ Bootcamp to level up my developer skills. It’s such an amazing opportunity, and I’ll be sharing my progress every day!