My opinion is extremely biased, but the article seems retarded to call these out as any reason why these people are not getting jobs - an author who doesn't kno

My opinion is extremely biased, but the article seems retarded to call these out as any reason why these people are not getting jobs - an author who doesn't know what they are talking about. "DevOps" is not something you just "teach" to someone who knows 0 about writing software let alone how computers work. Most of these roles today require knowledge of at least a programming language like ruby (Chef), python (ansible), etc. You dont 'teach' cloud computing either imho. Sure, you can point students to the Amazon CLIs or Web UI Console (or others). Maybe technologies like kubernetes or otherwise would be in this blanket 'cloud computing' (orchestration?) umbrella, but I would imagine very much outside the scope of a bootcamp. Agile Methodologies? I mean really? Someone drank the koolaid. =D