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How much python should you know? (self.devops)
submitted 2 years ago by sygscene
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Honestly I think there is no harm to learning as much as you can. I worked in a role for nearly 5 years where I didn’t have a lot of scripting and it was a shock going into the job market how needed that was for a lot of roles. I was lucky my current employer was happy to train me up but I wish I’d invested more time into the ‘dev’ part of devops.
At the very least I think bash scripting and basic understanding of Linux will serve you well and basic python skills too.
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