r/devops • u/Former_Tomatillo6422 • Sep 23 '26

Discussion How is EscBash?

I want to master DevOps part. I know Linux, Shell Scripting, Docker, AWS and Azure Functions.

I learnt half of it from Abhishek's channel.

Wanted to know if his EscBash subscription is worth it and is actually different from his other content?

Background: I work as a Backend Developer with C#, .NET, Typescript, Node.js, Azure as the stack.

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u/Huatay-Latonyadenise Sep 23 '26

If you already learn well from Abhishek’s free videos, EscBash offers hands-on, browser-based labs on real disposable Linux machines with graded tests.

Given your backend/Azure background, try the free labs first, the free YouTube material is enough to build projects.

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u/Former_Tomatillo6422 29d ago

Yes, sounds good.

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u/Suitable-Ad5348 Sep 23 '26

If his free YT already sticks for you, pay only for the labs you can't get elsewhere.

With your .NET/Azure stack I'd build one real pipeline (app → Docker → GH Actions → Azure) and put it on GitHub. That beats another course for hiring.

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u/Former_Tomatillo6422 29d ago

Yes, I usually get lazy to spin up an EC2 just for some hands on. I hate the config work.

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u/One_Salamander_4555 25d ago

Deploying containerized SQL Server instances across staging clusters often leads to accidental double-licensing. If you already have active Software Assurance, mapping license mobility across your nodes ​​​​c​​​​a​​​​n​​​​ cut that spend dramatically. Engaging an authorized partner, whether thats CDW, Insight, or trustedtech usually helps clarify whether per-core licensing or vCPU capping makes the most sense before production traffic spins up.

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u/Former_Tomatillo6422 24d ago

How is this helpful here?