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Who is the LTT of enterprise tech?

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LTT has gotten countless folks interested in consumer tech with easy, fun videos that explain concepts along the way. Which creators are doing something like that in the enterprise tech space? Network Chuck and ServeTheHome come to mind a bit, but wondering if there are others out there who you’d recommend to your friends and coworkers just getting started in tech roles, or even tech marketing, product management, etc to learn more in the space.

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Level1Tech does a TON of stuff that would be helpful for enterprise level with servers, linux and the likes. Wendell is a mad geek at this stuff and very very few can rival his knowledge in most areas around these topics. 

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I second Level1Techs, and will probably add in Craft Computing as well. Wendell (Level1Techs) is the tech nerd all tech nerds strive to become, probably one of the smartest and most knowledgeable guys in the industry. Craft Computing is a bit more basic than Level1Techs, but he is former sys admin who just loves buying used server gear and showing exactly how to set it up, plus some other cool things it can do. Both of them do stuff with consumer tech as well, but it's usually in a more interesting way (GPU virtualization, for example)

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I third Level1Tech....

 

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ServeTheHome aka STH.

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Level1Techs and ServeTheHome are the biggest ones I know about.

 

I'd call Craft Computing more of a homelab channel than an enterprise one.

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adding a vote for level1techs. serve the home, and craft computing are secondary choices for me.

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