I was going through the Overview again with the newer organization, and came across this nugget that made me appreciate the content and how its presented even more: "If you love research, stop reading here and start experimenting. Have fun in your rabbit hole. If you prefer structure, keep reading." The thought that goes into these courses is above anything else I've ever seen. Here you see thought and care about people who learn differently, and then also has an approachable community that you can ask anything and everything. I've never seen it's like. Kudos to @Mischa van den Burg and the whole team that makes this happen, which includes you, a member of the community. Thank you!!

We all got exposure to DevOps at some point. Some as software engineers, some as sysadmins, and some from completely non-technical backgrounds. I share the story of how I went from nurse to DevOps in the DevOps Blueprint in the Classroom, Image #2 has something to do with it. Do you know what it is? But I want to hear your story. At what point did you decide that DevOps is the thing you want to pursue?

Every week, we spotlight Crafters making real progress. They prove daily action beats waiting for motivation. ⚡ Best community win of the week: @Kai Hamilton 👑 Congrats on landing his first paid tech job after mastering Kubernetes By sharing his homelab projects and open-source repos online, Kai caught the attention of a startup founder who hired him to help deploy a Rust-based K8s app. Proof that showing your work and staying curious pays off 🚀 Community shoutout: @Md. Shihabuddin Sadi Big shoutout to our #1 contributor! He's topping the leaderboard and leading by example. Your progress, posts, and dedication embody the KubeCraft spirit. Appreciate sharing your lessons and your consistent effort to contribute to the community. 👏 ⏰ Reminder: Submit Your Next Weekly Goals Every week, you can earn points by joining the KubeQuests. At the end of the month, the Top 3 on the 30-Day Leaderboard win $500 / $350 / $150 in cash prizes. ✅ Proof of progress = goals + updates + documentation 📥 Submit your next weekly goals here Keep crafting momentum. See you in the next Quest! ⚙️ PS: Want to go from learning to earning? Join the KubeCraft Paid Community. Only 1 spot left for October! ⚡ You can apply here

Hello friends, It's great to see all of the activity around the KubeQuests games. Keep up the good work! I've just created a new free course for you. It will teach you how to build a Kubernetes homelab. This is the #1 thing that KubeCraft students use to land DevOps jobs. Check out the video here: https://youtu.be/NkM6wQL2UvM?si=A4ZxAgc0SpOjOUVF PS I'd appreciate it if you could give it a like and share it with a friend. It's a free way to support the channel! 🫡 Mischa

I’ve actually been using Obsidian for gathering data, now I’ve have my basic PARA setup, daily notes, and put everything in the inbox so I can process the data into information, in meaningful connected ways that I’m engaged with. I started with the Git plugin from the beginning, and it stopped backing up a couple years ago, yesterday I finally reconnected it. Now to get it onto my Mac connected to my Files. More to come.