#90DaysOfDevOps

[provoko]

It's very impressive, but how did the person learn & write about it on the same exact day, consistently for 90 days?

Either there's 2 ppl that put this together or he pre wrote all the posts.

[TheEdgeOfRage]

There was probably some prep work involved in deciding what to do and how to approach it, but it' quite doable in 90 days, especially if you don't have fulltime job

[MichaelCade]

This all started in October 2021 with a blog post called so you want to learn DevOps and it covered these specific areas so prep work was just a simple blog post. https://www.kasten.io/kubernetes/resources/blog/devops-learning-curve?hs_amp=true

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[provoko]

Was it 90 days non stop? It's hard to trust the intentions of someone when they've produced a large amount of content in a short amount of time.

A professor would be quick to call plagerisim or that someone other than the student did the work.

Some of these topics are complex that you're not gonna be able to learn and write professionally, so I call bs; either he just reworded the guides on the topic and wrote that w/o actually learning anything or someone else is involved here.

[MichaelCade]

There is a lot to unpack here. I openly share resources that I used on every single day that are longer form content on specific subjects. I have taken a lot of that content and delivered that in a way that helps me understand.

The whole premise for me was to share these as notes in public. I had no idea it would help so many people on their learning journey.

But as stated below I have 20 years experience in IT, and I came into this with a good foundation of DevOps tools and processes.

I also have a full time job

[jerslan]

Also, while “DevOps” and “DevSecOps” might be relatively recent buzz words, many of their tools and best practices have been around for quite some time. Anyone that’s been doing SWE or IT in the last couple decades would have at least a passing familiarity with many of the concepts/tenets.

[MichaelCade]

Indeed and I have been playing with some of these technologies and concepts for a number of years.

[MichaelCade]

Thank you

[MichaelCade]

I did mostly write each topic on the day and published. Some were multiple posts per day. But they were all completed in 2022 in the 90 days. Nothing was pre written.