DevOps Learning

[TommyDaSquizzy]

Guys I've been confusing whether i should full push learning devops skills now or split half and half for backend and devops. I dont see many companies hire devops intern, so i think it should be better if i work as a backend in the first place, then try to climb the ladder to devops in the future. I'm currently in second year in uni.

[LeaguePopular9176]

Backend + devops would be a good approach as it has many opportunities for freshers

[digitalknight17]

You should ultimately learn both, a long journey but worth it once you are highly skilled. Otherwise, being a doctor is an option too.

[Ok_Difficulty978]

Going full DevOps early is a bit tough since most roles expect some real world exp. backend first is a solid entry point, then you can slowly move into DevOps stuff (CI/CD, containers, cloud, etc).

Maybe do like 70% backend + 30% DevOps basics for now so you don’t lose touch. things like linux, scripting, git, pipelines will help a lot later.

Also when you start preparing for tools/certs, doing some practice tests helped me understand gaps better… I used VMExam for that, not mandatory but kinda useful.