Hello friends, Recently we celebrated yet another WIN in the KubeCraft community 🎉 Erick landed a Senior SRE role after only a few months in KubeCraft . What's even better, in the true spirit of KubeCraft, he proceeded to share everything about the interview process and what he did in order to land this role. You can't miss out on this video if you're looking to get into DevOps Engineering or landing a job as an SRE or Platform Engineer. Watch the video below to learn everything he did:

Hello friends, We spend so much time writing code and taking notes. What is your favorite editor? After you replied, go through the comments and like similar editors. You can ask for cool plugins or configuration tips too!

Hello friends, I have some big changes to share with you. You will love this! Watch the video to find out more. Comment "✅" or "Yes" if you watched the video and you are in!

I was making $40K as a nurse, barely getting by. Today I'm a 6-figure DevOps engineer. But this isn't about money. It's about finding work that lights you up. I discovered tech through necessity. Started tinkering with an old laptop. Found joy in solving problems. Building things from scratch. The journey wasn't easy: • Learning after long nursing shifts • Doubting myself constantly • Facing rejection after rejection • Starting over in my 30s But every Linux command mastered... Every container deployed... Every cloud certification earned... Built confidence. Today I help others make this transition. Run a community of exceptional engineers. Watch careers transform. Lives change. The secret? It's not about being the smartest. It's about being the most persistent. You're never too old to start. Never too inexperienced to learn. Never too far gone to change. The best time to start was yesterday. The second best time is now.

Thanks for Mischa’s Youtube videos and really inspiring community! I found his note making videos really structured and it helped me get to the next stage of my all-time ongoing experimentation with note taking systems. I followed many systems and invented my own ones. But with these videos it started to finally click! Good note making leads to structuring my own thoughts and goals, so I decided to rebuild my entire homelab. Before it was several machines and a server for couple of VMs. No K8N, it was VMWare ESXi for several VMs on server, Synology NAS for storage and git repositories, and Protectli box for firewall (pfSense) and log analysis. Now I am ready to do additional cabling inside the house walls, to install more sockets and finally to re-segment my network to several non-connected subnets with couple of added managed switches for VLANs. And in my basement I collected 12 computers (HP and Dell) waiting to be driven by K8N! I am not sure if this post will stay or also be deleted (as my previous one about excitement for installing Arch (which I did finally, following the official guide, and then watching Mischa’s walkthrough just for reference how he did it)). Even if this will be deleted, I decided to document my journey on my own blog - which I will start in a couple of weeks, after remodeling the current working room (part of which also serves as electronic music studio with it’s own intricate cabling) and my server setup in basement.