Announcement: My YouTube Channel is Online

There is some news here on hartiga.de. Starting right now, my official YouTube channel is live to bring the short 30 to 60-second guides from this blog into video format for the community. Completely free, of course.

Dragon Meeting for the YouTube Channel launch
Dragon Meeting for the YouTube Channel launch

This step is a natural evolution of how content is delivered here. Over the past 18 months, the approach shifted from using animated GIFs to short MP4 videos. This change was made strictly for quality reasons, ensuring a much better visual experience and allowing the video guides to be utilized more effectively on platforms like LinkedIn.

As with any new project, I am not expecting perfection on day one. Looking back at how much the video quality and delivery have already improved over those last 18 months, I know exactly how much better they will get with regular practice over the next 18 months. The focus remains entirely on continuous development.

The primary goal is simple: helping at least one person out there with this YouTube Channel. The plan for the near future is already set. I will keep adding two to three video guides per week from past content. Additionally, the pipeline is configured so that every new blog guide will automatically be available as a video right away.

If you are interested in seeing how a new project starts from scratch and grows over time, you can find the channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@hartiga

Thanks to every single person following this blog or following me on LinkedIn. Always remember – You are Awesome!

YouTube Channel and beyond

Check out my other resources. Starting with the LinkedIn Newsletter here.

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TheITDragons NewsletterIcon

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreas-hartig/

Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/hartiga.de

Adaptive Cloud community on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AdaptiveCloud/

If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Bluesky or check my newly created Adaptive Cloud community on Reddit.

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Andreas Hartig - MVP - Cloud and Datacenter Management, Microsoft Azure

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