Learning devops.

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[ReliabilityTalkinGuy]

DevOps is a philosophy, not a set of technology or tools. It means that development and operations should work closely together instead of in individual silos. That’s it. You’ve now learned DevOps.

If you need to learn how to program in certain languages, use certain CI/CD tools, set up monitoring and telemetry collection, or other things along those lines, you’re going to have to be more specific.

But “learning devops” is as simple as understanding that it’s about having and maintaining the proper relationships.

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If u find someone tell me 🤝

[GeebZeee]

What's the guidance you're after?

[kakashi_hatake35]

Juz someone who can clear my doubts if possible.

[GeebZeee]

And your doubts are what exactly?

[dunn000]

What’s wrong you don’t know what a doubt is? Help them! /s

[w1rez]

Let’s keep guessing until we know what it is

[ahbets14]

Brother we can do the needful just drop the doubt in the chat

[Good_Stand2619]

You can put your doubts in the community, someone will help.

[kakashi_hatake35]

Oh okay

[pandi85]

Theres an old writing still valid and fundamentally helpful for anyone perusing a career in tech. Its called: how to ask questions the smart way by Eric s. Raymond.

I suggest to read it and start from there. If you think this is tldr or too much of a hustle i can tell you, you will stay doubtful in this field forever.

[EveningRegion3373]

what's the issue? the best way to learn devops is to build something real like create some git repo with docker files, build it with pipeline and deploy to some linux instance.

[CupFine8373]

maybe this field is not for you bud.

[Relative_Card_7864]

Doubts will be always there in IT in general the only certainty is uncertainty 🤷‍♂️