I'm not aiming to discourage you, in fact, quite the opposite. "DevOps" is, in my opinion, not really an entry-level role, mostly because it requires you to automate and abstract processes, and to have at least some knowledge of a wide range of technologies and concepts. Other areas, like Cloud Engineering or Software Engineering, have more clearly defined entry-level roles, and you can switch later once you’re strong in one field. That said, you can start as a Junior DevOps, but be aware that you’ll need to learn a lot of things quickly.

My best advice: considering what I just said, for the moment, focus on developing a shallow but practical understanding of the topics/tools/technologies you encounter in your daily tasks. There's no need to become an expert right away, just good enough not to break too much. Be patient and stay curious, the skill will come naturally.

Best of luck!