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I had stepped out of my comfort zone to attend an intensive training at Redemption City, Mowe Ogun State on AWS_Cloud Computing. It's was mind blowing interactive sessions and an eye opener on various ways AWS could be of instrumental to companies especially the start up company (this not to say, larger companies could benefits also, everyone would enjoy the benefits). I was able to add to my skills and knowledge on various ways on how to use AWS, indeed AWS is a life saver. With AWS, an organization could -Set their servers at a goal using EC2 -Scale up at any points to avoid to avoid too traffic on server using load balancer -Managed their networking -Enable the organization to exploit other regions at any point in time by making their services available in that region -One of the advantages of AWS that stood out for me is that, the service is pay as you go, it's not capital intensive, and everyone department can collaborate on the platform effectively, you can virtually do anything related to technology on the platform. Special thanks to: #incubatornigeria #rccgcontinent3

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I have started the replit python 100 days of code. I have written a few one liners here and there so I am really excited to get more in depth. Glad to be joining Ayomide Otukoya and Jamelle Sparrow on this challenge. Let's go!! 💪 #replit100DaysofCode

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Starting a tech career can be exciting but also challenging. That's where mentors come in—they provide the guidance, support, and insights you need as you transition and grow in the industry. You can have that at the NG Academy when you register for a course at https://academy.ng Tag your mentor who has been a key part of your journey. #Careers #CareerTransition #ThankYourMentor #Techcareers #techjobs

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Thank You, HashiCorp User Group! 🙏 My 30-Day Terraform Challenge Journey The month of September was truly special for me as I took part in the global 30-Day Terraform Challenge organized by the HashiCorp User Group Community. I’m excited to announce that I was selected as one of the winners of this challenge! 🎉 Initially, I was hesitant to join. I’d heard about the challenge but felt overwhelmed with other commitments. However, after participating on the first day, I quickly saw how valuable it was and decided to commit at least three hours each day to it. As a DevOps practitioner who had been managing everything manually, Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and Terraform were new territories for me. It wasn’t easy balancing my workload, the challenge, and other responsibilities, but discipline and dedication paid off. Participating in this challenge was one of the best decisions I’ve made. I learned so much, from the power of IaC to applying Terraform in real-world scenarios. The challenge included insightful sessions with experts in the Terraform community, and it gave me the opportunity to connect with participants worldwide. A big thank you to Chi Che. for spearheading this initiative, and to our expert presenters, Bryan Krausen and Anton Babenko ☁🇺🇦, for all the valuable insights. Let’s keep the momentum going! 🚀 "𝘐𝘧 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘪𝘴 𝘪𝘮𝘱𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘢𝘯𝘵 𝘦𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘨𝘩, 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘯 𝘪𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘰𝘥𝘥𝘴 𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘢𝘨𝘢𝘪𝘯𝘴𝘵 𝘺𝘰𝘶, 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘭𝘥 𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘥𝘰 𝘪𝘵." — 𝐄𝐥𝐨𝐧 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐤 🚀

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🚀 Join the 30-Day Terraform Challenge! 🚀 We're excited to announce the launch of our 30-Day Terraform Challenge, organized by the HashiCorp User Group - Yaoundé! 🌍 📅 Start Date: August 15, 2024   🕕 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (GMT)   🌐 Location: Online (Zoom) Are you ready to master Terraform and achieve certification? Join us for 30 days of daily tasks, hands-on labs, and engaging learning sessions. This is your chance to dive deep into Terraform, gain practical experience, and connect with a vibrant community of cloud engineers and IT professionals! 💼 What to Expect: - Daily Learning Modules 📖 - Weekly Themes 🌟 - Practical Exercises 🛠️ - Assessments and Mock Exams 📝 - Weekly Live Q&A Sessions 💬 - Networking Opportunities 🤝 Resources We’ll Be Using: - Book: "Terraform: Up & Running" by Yevgeniy Brikman 📘 - Online Course: Udemy Course by Bryan Krausen 🎥 - Documentation: Official Terraform Documentation 📄 - Practice Exams: Bryan Krausen's Practice Exam on Udemy 📊 Why Join? - Gain hands-on experience with Terraform - Prepare for the Terraform Associate Certification exam - Learn from industry experts and peers - Stand a chance to win exciting prizes for top performers! 🎁 Ready to Get Started? 📝 Register now: https://lnkd.in/eDThTEKk] Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your skills and career. Spread the word and invite your friends and colleagues to join the challenge! The more, the merrier! 🎊 #TerraformChallenge #HashiCorp #CloudComputing #DevOps #Certification Looking forward to seeing you there! Let’s conquer Terraform together! 💪

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On Thursday, I had an epic YouTube session with Someleze Diko where we dived into the world of Containers. Here's a taste of what you'll learn from the session: Lesson #1: Containers are a way to package and deploy applications. They include everything an application needs to run, including the code, libraries, and dependencies. Lesson #2: Microservices are small, independent pieces of code that can be deployed and scaled independently. Lesson #3: Docker is a tool for building, deploying, and running containers. The speakers also mentioned a few resources that viewers can use to learn more about .NET and containers, including a Cloud Skills Challenge. But that's not all... In the session, we showed you how to build and deploy your first microservice with .NET. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dr3Uq_4B Justin Yoo Jayme Singleton Matthew Soucoup

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Recently, I have been studying Chaos Engineering, a very interesting Fault Tolerance topic I think would be very useful to financial organizations in Nigeria. Chaos Engineering is the practice of deliberately introducing controlled failures into a system to test its ability to withstand real-world disruptions. Think of it as a fire drill for your digital infrastructure. By simulating scenarios like server outages, database failures, or network latency. Chaos Engineering helps organizations identify weaknesses and improve their system's fault tolerance before actual issues occur. In the rapidly evolving financial landscape of Nigeria, banks are increasingly reliant on digital services to meet customer demands. From mobile banking apps to online payment platforms, the pressure to maintain seamless, secure, and always available services has never been greater. But how prepared are our banking systems to withstand unexpected disruptions? #ChaosEngineering #Banking #Resilience #DevOps #FinancialTechnology #Nigeria #CloudComputing

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Dear Cloud Enthusiast You probably haven't heard this, so I'll tell you. (I promise you will like this one) 😉 This could be what you have been looking for if you have been considering transitioning to Cloud Computing. Understanding that there are some people who really want to begin their transition journey in 2024 but are being held back by nearly impossible constraints like finance, time, and so on… If you fall under this category, keep reading... Cloudboosta recently launched a course called the Intro to Cloud DevOps Course to help people who want to gain Cloud Computing knowledge and also learn at their own pace, at an affordable cost! Just in case you were wondering what's in it for you, I'll share only 5 benefits of taking Cloudboosta's Intro to Cloud Course. So what would you learn from taking this course? 1. Cloud Computing Basics After completing Cloudboosta's Intro to Cloud DevOps Course, you will gain a clear  understanding of what Cloud Computing really is. You will also learn how Cloud Computing differs from other traditional IT models and the principles around it. 2. Cloud Services Taking the Intro to Cloud DevOps Course means you will learn the important Cloud services you need to build and deploy applications on the Cloud. Cloud services like Identity and Access Management (IAM),  Simple Storage Service (S3),  Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), etc. 3. Navigation of Cloud Platforms Cloudboosta's Intro to Cloud DevOps Course, helps you understand how to use  popular Cloud Platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), etc. You will be able to use these Cloud platforms effectively and leverage the full potential of the Cloud services they provide for your projects and business. 4. Why a Cloud Computing Career is Future-proof There's been a lot of conversation about how a Cloud Computing career is "future-proof", but what does that even mean? Taking the Intro to Cloud DevOps Course will help you understand why a Cloud career has been labeled "future-proof" and why it is a worthwhile career path to pursue. 5. Improved Career Prospects  Considering the fact the Cloud Computing industry is a rapidly growing one,  an understanding of how leading companies are leveraging Cloud Computing  for efficiency and gaining skills like the ones you'll learn here, greatly increases your desirability to recruiters. Now the best part is Cloudboosta is currently offering this course at a 90% DISCOUNT and you could start your Cloud transition today. Send us a message or comment the word “Intro” below and we will help you push the “start” button on your transition journey.

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This picture was taken when I was trying to get the LLM model running on one of my Linux servers, which has the highest specs among all my bare metal servers. The server, which was previously running Windows, was switched to Linux to facilitate the deployment of machine learning development. It took us several days to successfully deploy the LLM. huhu... Even with high specs, each inference takes 3-8 minutes to complete. That's why AI is the new game-changer in the hardware industry. #machinelearning #ai #interviewrr

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Take a look at Interview with Oluwatola Mustapha who will guide you through Pentesting AWS Instances Buckets & Authentication during our online LIVE 40 Steps Workshop https://lnkd.in/dHuyzTR6 #AI #Cybersecurity #Hacking #MachineLearning #pentest #AIWorkshops

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🔧 Looking to connect with fellow DevOps and Cloud Engineers! 🌐 I’m Eniola Adewale, a DevOps Engineer with over a year of experience in AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipelines. I am passionate about automating and optimizing cloud infrastructures to create seamless and scalable systems. Here’s a snapshot of my skills: - Programming Languages: Python, YAML, Bash - Cloud Platforms: AWS, Digital Ocean, GCP - IaC Tools: Terraform, Ansible, CloudFormation - Containerization: Docker, Kubernetes, GKE, EKS - Databases: Postgres, MongoDB, MariaDB - CI/CD: GitHub Actions, Jenkins - Security & Networking: IAM, VPC, CDN, DNS, SSL, Ansible Vault - Soft Skills: Communication, Collaboration, Problem Solving I have successfully automated deployments, strengthened security, and improved project efficiency. Let's connect, share knowledge, and collaborate on exciting projects! Check out my work on GitHub and feel free to connect with me here on Here and Twitter: 🔗 [LinkedIn](https://lnkd.in/eZkYBwuN) 🔗 [GitHub](https://github.com/3ni0lA) 🔗 [Twitter](https://x.com/Dev3niola) #DevOps #CloudEngineering #AWS #Docker #Kubernetes #CICD #Terraform #Ansible #Automation #Python #Networking

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Introducing our remarkable facilitator🔥 We are honoured to have IbukunOluwa Shotubo lead our “Time Management & Productivity Hacks” session. Introducing our remarkable facilitator🔥 IbukunOluwa is a Product Designer and Nocode Developer who transitioned from Software Engineering, also known as The Productivity Evangelist (on a mission to help people live an intentionally designed life). His strengths are at the melting point of problem-solving, business development & relationship building and he believes in the power of people, structures, and processes. IbukunOluwa is a current fellow of The Brave Redemptive Fellowship and an alumnus of the African Leadership Xcelerator (an organization under the African Leadership Group which aims to raise entrepreneurial leaders who will transform Africa). He is on a journey to become a serial entrepreneur and investor in tech businesses, playing a key role in building an ecosystem of founders and innovators who will transform Africa. He believes that: 1. The best way to predict the future is by building it. 2. And while it's important to solve problems, it is more important to solve the right problems and solve them the right way. He is currently building Sell It Off, a marketplace for neatly used items. When he's not busy with this, he's most likely reading about topics that he loves (which are pretty much about JESUS, leadership, productivity, technology, education, and financial education) or he's investing in relationships. We look forward to your session and the positive impact they will have on our entrepreneurs-in-training. #fhc #foundhercity #incubatorprogramme #accelerator #entrepreneurs

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Interesting session!!

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You see? Even though AI is doing a lot of good work across industries, its bad side could be dangerous. Deep fake, an AI technology that Criminals utilize for malicious activities is one of the bad sides I'm talking about and it's on the rise Tomorrow, at 4 pm Nigeria time, you are invited to a special event where experts will be teaching you everything about Deepfake. In this era? Trust me, you need this knowledge. The topic is Deepfake Forensics. Forensics is the process of detecting digital evidence. This is for everyone. Journalists, media personnel, Lawyers, and Content Creators. Come and ask your questions and gain knowledge about deepfake forensics. Don't miss this learning opportunity. Kindly add this event to your calendar. Link in the comments #ai #forensics #contentcreation #digitalforensics

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For Software Engineer Widi Oremo finding a good balance between work, life and growth is essential. Although he sometimes finds it difficult because those three can get in the way of each other! ‘I joined JUMO five years ago because I was looking for a place where I could write code, build tech and tech products. At the time I was still inexperienced and I was looking for mentorship. Since then I’ve learnt a lot about technical integrations and am able to ensure we are delivering stable, available features with good user experience for our partners’ customers. I’ve worked on launching the first and several other app-based interfaces as well as building a whole new integration with a mobile network in South Africa, from concept to launch in 6 weeks! Being based in Kenya is great as it’s a leading mobile money market in Africa, with over 75 million registered accounts as of 2023. This makes it easy to see the merits of working to enable digital finance and getting creative with the types of products on offer. Kenya is a beautiful country with diverse people and incredible geography. One of our biggest strengths is the human resource, with very high levels of literacy and a generation of ambitious young men and women. When mobile money started out the main use case was just enabling money transfer to the rural areas. However, now you can buy furniture or pay school fees and then cover your costs in instalments thanks to several pioneering products that have arisen from the success of mobile-based currency. I enjoy the challenge of keeping up with the fast pace of technological innovation. As a software engineer I need to ensure I have a relevant set of skills and knowledge and that means staying updated on tech innovations, especially in data and AI. Everyone needs to get AI literate to some level. Soon AI will be a core skill for getting things done. Any businesses that do not have it as a competence will suffer greatly. On the other hand, AI will likely drive a renaissance of some analog technologies and arts as people seek greater authenticity and digital detox. I like to spend time with my family and friends and catch up with Arsenal in the EPL over some Nyama Choma and Ugali.' #JUMOjourney

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I'm excited to share my latest video where I dive into how to land a DevOps internship in Nigeria! 🎥🚀 If you're looking to break into the tech industry, this video covers essential skills, tips for tailoring your CV, and top companies to consider for internships. Whether you're a student or a recent graduate, understanding the key areas of DevOps can significantly boost your chances of securing that coveted role. Join me as I provide insights on version control, CI/CD tools, containerization, and more. Plus, I share practical advice on how to make your application stand out! Check it out and let's get you one step closer to your DevOps career! #DevOps #Internships #TechCareers https://loom.ly/AMkwHfE #devops #internship #request

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I'm excited to share my latest video where I dive into how to land a DevOps internship in Nigeria! 🎥🚀 If you're looking to break into the tech industry, this video covers essential skills, tips for tailoring your CV, and top companies to consider for internships. Whether you're a student or a recent graduate, understanding the key areas of DevOps can significantly boost your chances of securing that coveted role. Join me as I provide insights on version control, CI/CD tools, containerization, and more. Plus, I share practical advice on how to make your application stand out! Check it out and let's get you one step closer to your DevOps career! #DevOps #Internships #TechCareers https://loom.ly/AMkwHfE #devops #internship #request

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I'm excited to share my latest video where I dive into how to land a DevOps internship in Nigeria! 🎥🚀 If you're looking to break into the tech industry, this video covers essential skills, tips for tailoring your CV, and top companies to consider for internships. Whether you're a student or a recent graduate, understanding the key areas of DevOps can significantly boost your chances of securing that coveted role. Join me as I provide insights on version control, CI/CD tools, containerization, and more. Plus, I share practical advice on how to make your application stand out! Check it out and let's get you one step closer to your DevOps career! #DevOps #Internships #TechCareers https://loom.ly/AMkwHfE #devops #internship #request

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My name is Ose Oladimeji. Before joining the CyberGirls Fellowship, I was always curious and eager to explore various opportunities but eventually discovered my passion for cybersecurity. Driven by a desire to be closer to the tech industry and transition into a technical role, I worked as a Talent and People Manager in a fintech company. Despite not having a formal background in technology, my passion for cybersecurity remained undeterred, though the path ahead seemed daunting. I applied and was successfully accepted into the CyberGirls Fellowship, where I enjoyed structured learning, mentorship, and a supportive community; empowering me to pursue my goals confidently. With a few months left until I graduate from CyberGirls, I've made significant strides, moving from managing talent to taking on responsibilities as a cybersecurity analyst. Through the fellowship, I have grown my technical skills and gotten a renewed sense of purpose and confidence. Interestingly, I secured my job offer during the prerequisite stage of the CyberGirls Fellowship, where we were introduced to the fundamental concepts of cybersecurity. Determined to excel, I dedicated myself to rigorous self-study to fully comprehend and apply the material. This early exposure gave me a strong foundation in cybersecurity, allowing me to confidently navigate complex challenges and demonstrate my abilities in real-world scenarios. The knowledge and confidence I gained during this stage were instrumental in securing my current role. This early start, combined with my commitment to continuous learning, set the stage for my success, proving that a strong foundation can lead to significant professional opportunities even at the beginning of a program. The CyberGirls Fellowship was instrumental in breaking down the gender limitations and myths I once believed defined the cybersecurity field. Before joining the program, I often thought of cybersecurity as a male-dominated industry, where women might struggle to find their place. However, the fellowship exposed me to a vibrant community of women excelling in cybersecurity, proving that skill and determination far outweigh demographic qualities. This experience taught me that once you bring value to the table, gender becomes irrelevant; it's your expertise, problem-solving abilities, and contributions that matter most. The CyberGirls Fellowship empowered me to focus on building my capabilities, confident in the knowledge that my gender is not a barrier but rather an asset, enriching and diversifying the field of cybersecurity." #CyberGirls

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