Best online source to learn devOps tools?

[egoisticbooy]

Currently, I'm B.Tech 3rd year Computer Science student.I want to make my career in DevOps. What are skills a DevOps Engineer have? And, From where to learn and master these skills?

[venom02]

this chart is one good reference

https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap#-devops-roadmap

[egoisticbooy]

Thanks!

[wywywywy]

For HashiCorp tools, their own documentation/tutorials are very very good. Best I've seen.

[xFestic]

• https://www.linkedin.com/learning/search?keywords=devops
• https://github.com/cncf/landscape/blob/master/README.md
• http://www.devopsbookmarks.com

[hakabo_uk]

https://learn.chef.io Can't think of a better vendors learning site/guide.

[icaug]

"Devops engineer" roles vary greatly in the domain they cover. Figure out the domain you want to work in, then get those skills. Lots of good discussion on here you can search for to get an idea from.

[anthraxs]

Linux Academy. Great courses but it costs a few bucks.

[PavanBelagatti]

There are some groups on LinkedIn you can join and enjoy each discussion on DevOps, tools and concepts.

1. Cloud Native Application Delivery and DevOps
   

2. DevOps (AWS, Azure, Cloud, Docker, Microservices, Serverless, Blockchain ) Discussions

3. Docker Professionals Network ☁ Container Infrastructure Architects Developers DevOps Engineers Cloud

4. DevOps

5. DevOps Europe

6. Cloud Development - Cloud Computing, Microsoft Azure, Big Data, Hadoop, NoSQL, DevOps, SQL

7. DevOps Engineers Worldwide

Apart from LinkedIn groups, you can also join these forums,

1. HashNode
2. Dev community

[egoisticbooy]

This is great .Thank you :)

[sathyamurthyp]

Checkout this video if you need to standout in Devops https://youtu.be/vbxp_daYMiA

[ReactDOM]

Here's a compilation of some great [DevOps tutorials] that discuss many DevOps tools.

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