Introducing #path2DevOps
Hey guys!
Having had quite a few buddies wanting to transition to a devops role, I developed a "plan" to help them start building some microservices, pipelines, cloud infrastructure and dabble with multiple environments, IaC and so forth.
The result of these handovers is a journey I called "path2DevOps" - corny, I know, which aims to help people wanting to transition to a role that is devops focused in a follow along manner.
The content might be quite basic for seasoned engineers on this sub, but I want to know if this is something you see value in? Also for beginners, would this be of interest to you?
PS. I know the initial quality of the videos is lacking but it took me some time to invest in gear and the quality got better later.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-WCaWbINSZ6xyqY9mNlfvgx3MgKpOuxG
https://redd.it/z2rbor
@r_devops
Hey guys!
Having had quite a few buddies wanting to transition to a devops role, I developed a "plan" to help them start building some microservices, pipelines, cloud infrastructure and dabble with multiple environments, IaC and so forth.
The result of these handovers is a journey I called "path2DevOps" - corny, I know, which aims to help people wanting to transition to a role that is devops focused in a follow along manner.
The content might be quite basic for seasoned engineers on this sub, but I want to know if this is something you see value in? Also for beginners, would this be of interest to you?
PS. I know the initial quality of the videos is lacking but it took me some time to invest in gear and the quality got better later.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-WCaWbINSZ6xyqY9mNlfvgx3MgKpOuxG
https://redd.it/z2rbor
@r_devops