A Comprehensive Summary of IT Infrastructure Basics: Essential Knowledge for Becoming a Long-Running Super Developer
If you want to work for a long time as a super developer who can handle the entire process of service development and operations alone, building a solid foundation in IT infrastructure knowledge is just as important as learning various programming languages!
IT Infrastructure Suddenly, I remember the processes that I felt overwhelmed when I was assigned to work at the company. Thanks to this course, I was able to systematically learn what I had learned through my body, and I nodded again. Based on this lecture, I will try to untie the numerous IT infrastructure issues that I have to deal with one by one. I enjoyed listening to it!
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Everyone, please take this lecture ten or a hundred times. It's so fun and informative. I, who knew nothing about computers, got a lot of help. The banter between the two was also really fun, and I especially loved the sharp questions from the student who works in video production. Please make other lectures like this! Please~
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Hello.
I was working in a non-IT related job, but luckily I was assigned to service operation.
I realized that I lacked basic concepts compared to my will to work hard, so I took the course, and I couldn't be more satisfied.😭
It was very helpful that you explained various technologies and terms used in IT infrastructure operation in an easy way that I didn't know what they meant even when I heard them while working.
From specific examples, additional questions from Jo Yong, detailed explanations, and even humor that made me smile... This was the shortest course I've ever taken.👍👍👍
Thank you so much for making such a great video.
I wanted to listen to the instructor's lectures more, but there weren't anyㅠㅠ
Please make an in-depth lecture or a lecture with new content for IT chicks like me. I'll wait❤
What you will gain after the course
Basic concepts of corporate IT infrastructure components
Various technologies and terms used throughout actual IT infrastructure operations
Typical failure scenarios and response strategies in IT infrastructure operations
Best communication practices between IT infrastructure operators and developers
Eye-opening IT infrastructure basics ✅ perfectly tailored to a true beginner's level!
The goal of this course is!
Acquiring basic concepts of how IT infrastructure is structured and operated
Laying the foundation for studying more in-depth IT infrastructure-related technologies
Understanding how IT infrastructure is operated in companies that run their own data centers or utilize hosting & colocation or cloud services.
Acquire practical troubleshooting strategies for real-world failure scenarios and learn effective communication methods between IT infrastructure operators and developers.
If you're thinking, "Is this about me?", then pay attention!
An IT infrastructure basics lecture that is re~ally helpful and tru~ly easy for people like you!
🥲 Those who have looked for IT infrastructure knowledge for developers but were frustrated because they couldn't understand it at all
🤔 Those who joined as a developer but are experiencing difficulties at work due to a lack of basic IT infrastructure knowledge
😖 Those who have unexpectedly taken on IT infrastructure management duties, even though it wasn't their original role
😎 Anyone who is curious about how corporate IT infrastructure is structured and what technologies, terms, and concepts are involved!
Nice to meet you, students. Let me tell you a little bit about my past.
I had good English scores on the CSAT, but because my English speaking skills were so poor that I couldn't have a single conversation with a foreigner after getting a job, I once missed out on an opportunity to move to the Korean branch of a foreign company. So, I decided to study English conversation properly. However, even though I ambitiously enrolled in an early morning business English class and bought the textbooks, my English skills hardly improved. Was it because I lacked enthusiasm? No, it was simply that the English academy wasn't fun. Since it wasn't fun, I couldn't focus, and since I couldn't focus, there was no way my skills would improve.
There was a lecture that became a ray of light for me. It is the 'Il-Pang-Pang Basic English Stuck to Your Mouth' podcast.
This English podcast lecture had a unique quality unlike any other course I had encountered before. Specifically, it wasn't just a teacher lecturing alone; instead, it featured a high school student who truly only knew the ABCDs of English sitting right there, with the teacher explaining the basics step-by-step in a very easy-to-understand way. While teaching the student, the instructor would check if they properly understood and would explain things even more simply if they didn't. Listening to these lectures during my commute, I felt as if I had become that high school student who knew nothing of English, learning the basics step-by-step alongside them. With those basics as a foundation, my confidence in English has now improved significantly compared to before.
Immediately, this thought occurred to me: 'What if IT infrastructure could also be taught to a student step-by-step, starting from the basics?'
Most online courses are cramming-style education conducted by the instructor alone. There is no way to know if the students are following the lecture well or if they understand it. Understanding the lecture is entirely up to the students. It is easy to give up halfway on difficult lectures that do not match your level. Furthermore, lectures that claim to be basic but are still difficult... I felt that one couldn't build a foundation this way. Shouldn't a true foundation be at a level that even a student who knows absolutely nothing can understand?
That is why I created 'An IT Infrastructure Basics Course with Students, Easy for Anyone to Understand'!
You've looked up various concepts that make up IT infrastructure through many blogs and YouTube videos, but you still didn't quite understand them, right? That's because experts deliver knowledge based on their own standards, using their own background knowledge. If you had to explain IT infrastructure to a non-major who knows nothing about it, wouldn't you need to deliver that knowledge very simply?
IT infrastructure basics, which used to be just difficult—now, learn them truly easily along with a non-IT major student!
No more lectures led by the instructor alone A style never seen before, a lecture conducted together with a student!
We will explain it as easily as possible with abundant examples so that students who are non-IT majors can understand. Even difficult concepts are explained in an easy-to-understand way by comparing them to real-life cases experienced by students.
So, in this course!
✅ You can establish foundational concepts for IT infrastructure as a whole.
✅ You can easily find what additional knowledge is needed for IT infrastructure management tasks.
✅ You will know what information to look for, what solutions are needed, and what questions to ask.
✅ You can establish a direction for how to respond if a failure occurs.
✅ You can build the background knowledge needed to understand difficult IT technical seminars to some extent.
Learning Content
Concepts and use cases in an easy-to-understand way
We will cover the basics of corporate IT infrastructure, development models and methodologies, the latest trends, types of failures and their solutions, and how to communicate with developers.
Only the essential core basics
Since this lecture covers only the very basics easily and quickly, you will need to study more in-depth content separately. Please keep in mind that this course only focuses on clarifying concepts!
The person who created this course Nice to meet you, I'm Doo-hwan Jang from SharedIT! 😄
Hello. I am Doo-hwan Jang, a writer and broadcaster at SharedIT, a community for enterprise IT professionals. I have been working in the IT industry since 2007 as a salesperson and marketer, and I am currently creating content that introduces various IT solutions at SharedIT. (Text content and video production & webinar MC)
I am finally presenting the advanced version of the Corporate IT Basic Concepts course, Shared IT CLASS, which was first released on Inflearn in 2019, after four years. Before presenting it to you, I previously delivered a lecture with the same content at KT AIVLE School and received great feedback.
I sincerely hope this introductory lecture will be of some help to all the students!
Q. I am a non-IT major. Will I be able to understand the course content?
Of course! This is a foundational course designed specifically for the level of non-IT majors. In fact, the student who participated in the course is a non-major, and the concepts are explained in simple terms until the student fully understands.
Q. I've suddenly been assigned to IT infrastructure management at work. Will this course be helpful?
We have compiled all the basic knowledge that might be difficult to ask a busy senior colleague. With just the level of foundational knowledge provided in this course, you will be able to understand which areas you need to study and prepare for separately in the future, as well as the meaning of the terminology used at work.
Q. I would like to ask more in-depth, practical questions. Is that okay?
I can only provide answers to questions related to the content of this lecture. This is because I am only at a level where I can provide basic knowledge. For more in-depth questions, please post them on the Q&A board of Shared IT, a community for corporate IT managers. Experts with over 10 years of practical experience will be there to answer your questions!
💾 Please check before taking the course
You need a learning environment where you can play videos. Any device that can run Inflearn lectures is OK! (PC, smartphone, tablet, etc.)
However, since it is easier to understand when viewed alongside the presentation screens, I recommend taking the course on a PC for the first time.
PDF materials equivalent to 312 pages of PPT are provided.
Even those who know nothing about IT infrastructure will be able to understand.
If you have a usual interest in IT devices, you will be able to understand it quickly.
To reiterate, this lecture covers truly basic content. Please note that it may be too easy for those already working in the field!
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Who is this course right for?
A junior developer taking their first steps as a developer
Developers who need foundational knowledge of service production environments
A newcomer who has just started working as a corporate IT infrastructure manager
Anyone who wants to learn the basic knowledge of IT infrastructure scattered here and there all at once
Need to know before starting?
All you need is the persistence to follow along with the lectures!
First of all, I would like to thank you for explaining the basic knowledge of IT infrastructure in an easy-to-access way so that I can see the big forest of knowledge.
Also, the structure of the lecture is refreshing because it is made by talking as if you are giving a one-on-one tutoring, and I am able to concentrate while sitting and listening alone, and it seems like a lecture that is not boring because there are appropriate humor points.
However, if there is a little bit of a regret, it is that since the 1st section lecture was filmed at once and simply cut and organized into lectures by section, there are titles for each lecture, but the flow of the lecture was a little interrupted and felt disrupted. I wish you had filmed each section lecture separately and uploaded it.
Nevertheless, the overall evaluation is that it was an excellent and wonderful lecture that deserves 10 stars, and it was a lecture where you could learn basic knowledge of IT infrastructure very easily.
This feedback is really great. First of all, thank you for your hard work, and I don't know what to do with such praise.
As you said, I filmed each section all at once and then cut it into sub-topics to organize the lecture. Since each section is from 40 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes, I thought it would be difficult for the audience to watch the lecture because it was cut in the middle. That's why I divided it into sub-topics, but as you said, since the content suddenly ends and starts here and there, I think the flow can feel interrupted.
If I create an in-depth lecture on related content in the future, I will plan the time well from the beginning to film it for about 20 minutes per topic so that the flow is not interrupted.
Thank you so much for your valuable feedback, and I wish you good luck in the future, Gaon Nuri. I hope you succeed in your job!
IT Infrastructure Suddenly, I remember the processes that I felt overwhelmed when I was assigned to work at the company. Thanks to this course, I was able to systematically learn what I had learned through my body, and I nodded again. Based on this lecture, I will try to untie the numerous IT infrastructure issues that I have to deal with one by one. I enjoyed listening to it!
I guess you had a hard time in the past. IT infrastructure management is such a vast field that you might get scared or discouraged before even starting. I made this lecture with the hope that it would be of some help to those people, and I feel good that my intentions have come true.
I would be more than happy if this lecture helped you figure out what field and what knowledge you should delve into in the future.
Thank you for enjoying the course and leaving a sincere review.
I hope you will continue to walk on a path of flowers!
Everyone, please take this lecture ten or a hundred times. It's so fun and informative. I, who knew nothing about computers, got a lot of help. The banter between the two was also really fun, and I especially loved the sharp questions from the student who works in video production. Please make other lectures like this! Please~
Oh my, thank you so much for such great praise. I really appreciate you capturing our lecture production intentions so well!
I'm thinking hard about how I can present another lecture next year. For now, I'm thinking about switching positions between the instructor and the student and becoming the student. Then, you'll be able to get an idea of what kind of lectures will come out. Please look forward to it!
Also, if there's a lecture area you need, please let me know. I'll actively reflect it.
Thank you again for leaving such a great review. I hope you finish the rest of the year well!
Hello.
I was working in a non-IT related job, but luckily I was assigned to service operation.
I realized that I lacked basic concepts compared to my will to work hard, so I took the course, and I couldn't be more satisfied.😭
It was very helpful that you explained various technologies and terms used in IT infrastructure operation in an easy way that I didn't know what they meant even when I heard them while working.
From specific examples, additional questions from Jo Yong, detailed explanations, and even humor that made me smile... This was the shortest course I've ever taken.👍👍👍
Thank you so much for making such a great video.
I wanted to listen to the instructor's lectures more, but there weren't anyㅠㅠ
Please make an in-depth lecture or a lecture with new content for IT chicks like me. I'll wait❤
Thank you for leaving a good review. There are more people like kjk2875 who are suddenly assigned to IT management positions in companies even though they are not IT management positions. This lecture video was created to help those people, and I am really grateful that you made it fun and even completed it. I am glad that it was helpful.
Also, I am preparing an advanced version of this basic lecture. Currently, the curriculum has been released and the materials are being created. Since I have to create the materials, produce the video, and register the lecture, it seems like it will take a while. The goal is to open it in the first half of the year, and I will work hard.
This advanced lecture will be created by inviting an expert who has been managing IT infrastructure in the field for over 15 years, and I will act as a student and have him act as the instructor. I will prepare it with in-depth practical knowledge about the work that is actually done in the field, so please look forward to it. :)
In addition, if you have questions while working but don't have a place to ask, ask them on the SharedIT Q&A bulletin board. Since veteran experts with over 10 years of experience will provide many answers, you will be able to get a lot of help in your work. The link is below.
https://sharedit.co.kr/qnaboards
I wish you success, kjk2875!
Wow... Thank you for the concise but impressive compliment. Since you left a review after 100% completing the course, my trust level increases even more! Thank you for your kind words. I hope it was helpful!