Hey Ala,

The most important lessons I learned about DevOps did not come from a course, a video, a certification, or a senior engineer.

They came from a 100-year-old sushi master running a tiny restaurant inside a Tokyo subway station.

What he taught me changed the engineer I became.

It is also what eventually let me work from a camper van on six figures while picking the projects I take on.

This week's video is where I share the three lessons I took from him and how each one maps directly to how you should be learning Kubernetes, Linux, and the command line right now.

If you have been suspecting that "watch more, learn faster" is not working, this one is for you.

​Click here to watch the video​

Honor thy craft,

Mischa

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P.S. This video is about craftsmanship, and I am the only one who teaches from this frame. Every month I allow 10 people study with me. 4 spots are taken for this month. Apply for membership here.