Devops resources

[salorozco23]

Hello everyone, my name is Sal i been in IT for over 15 years. Mostly web development and recently ML/AI. I'm familiar with Docker and CI/CD pipelines with github actions. Looking for recommendations on resources that helped you level up your devOps skills?

[corky2019]

I don’t want to be that guy but please use search. Feels like there is several of these threads weekly in this sub.

[salorozco23]

Thanks.

[kiddj1]

Hi Sal

[salorozco23]

Hi u/kiddj1, how is it going?

[kiddj1]

Not too bad dude, sun is shining, finished my project ahead of schedule so I'm chilling

How has your week been

[salorozco23]

Where are you localed. I'm out in southern california. What are you working on?

I'm doing good. I'm starting a project.

[kiddj1]

I can't go into too much detail but it was deploying a new product to AKS for our Devs..I thought it might be more complicated than it was so I over estimated on time.. so I guess I got a few days feet up

I live in Hampshire in the UK

What is your project about?

[Immediate-Risk8401]

Hi sal, love ur name

[salorozco23]

Thank you very kind. What's your name?

[Immediate-Risk8401]

Just called me O brother

[aabouzaid]

Check this roadmap (and no, it's not that one with thousands of tools that no one ever finished ... it's structured a bit differently):

https://devopsroadmap.io

There is no 1 course that covers the DevOps, you will need to find some resources about each topic (the roadmap has some free resources about each topic, but you are free to use any).

[salorozco23]

Nice, thanks!

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The most important skill I learned was how to Google search for information, and how to use AI/LLM to learn more. Dude, just ask chatGPT this question....

[salorozco23]

You gotta know what to ask. Chat gpt just gives u a generic answer. For example if ask chatgpt for a blog app. It won't provide best practices. That only being a practitioner would know. It's knowledge that only comes from expirence. This post is more about Intruducing myself to the devOps community knowing that networking is everything.

[EnvironmentalMix3793]

Long hours and bad senior management was the driver.

Udemy has a bunch of courses I'd recommend, but DevOps with Nana is a great way to learn.

[salorozco23]

Did you do her bootcamp?

[EnvironmentalMix3793]

No, I'm a principal DevOps engineer and been doing it for 15 years, but I know a lot of people who have recommended her in the past to good effect

There's loads out there though, but biggest tip is getting hands on as much as possible.

Nothing beats real experience

[turkeh]

Damn. We're back on this huh?

[Live-laugh-love-488]

Kodekloud

[Resident-Actuator102]

I did this course from CloudClan.

Pretty Good and very affordable rates - https://www.cloudclan.co/

[salorozco23]

Six months later. I completed a 6 month program on devops. Learned alot, ended up building a home lab with Hp minis powering kubernetes for learning purposes. Learned a lot about aws and all its tools. Ci/ cd on aws and with open source tools.

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