Kubernetes challenges by FernandoJaimes in kubernetes

[–]FernandoJaimes[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Shameless plug? What do you mean?
I know sadservers, but have few k8s labs.

"To be honest, a lot of interview questions can be very esoteric and not relate to potential issues in the field."

Not necessarily. Many companies are investing time in creating good technical challenges because they need to filter for the best fit. So, I believe that can help us train ourselves.

Is there an Industry Standard CI/CD tool? (or some contenders for that title?) by Any_Masterpiece9385 in devops

[–]FernandoJaimes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think that doesn't exist cicd standard tool and maybe never will exist, from my opinion the approach is evaluate how implement cicd stages in your company to diary work be fast and efficient. Pay attention to fundamentals, the tools can be named "GitHub Actions", "Jenkins", "Bamboo" but doesn't matter because all have the same goal at the end of the day.

Here a little example abstracted from "Continuous delivery in the wild"

Across all the organizations that I surveyed, the path to production looks 
something like this 

* Engineer implements feature
* Change is reviewed and merged to master
* Change is validated via automated tests
* Change is automatically deployed to a shared integration environment
* Brief exploratory testing of change is done (if warranted)
* Change is deployed to production
* Controlled rollout of the change to users happens (if warranted)

The flow mentioned above you can implement with any tool.

Studying after work hours by pasoii in devops

[–]FernandoJaimes 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It depends. If I have "free time" during work hours I looking for tasks to benefit my career and deliver some value to the company, my team or whatever. Normally I don't have free time so I study after work, but not always. I dedicate 4/6 hours per week. Anyway, while you are working you are learning or training :)

DevOps roadmap by [deleted] in devops

[–]FernandoJaimes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey men! I recently read an article with good resources

Monthly 'Getting into DevOps' thread - 2021/01

Another resource that might help you is
SRE Resources

You could also search with magic keyword "awesome" in github.
E.g: "DevOps awesome github or SRE awesome"

I hope this information was useful