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Makes sense! 1 - Contract is ending soon and I'm scouring for a new one or FTE role while wading through strange interviews and lots of recruiters. This sort
by throwaw0001 8y ago
Makes sense!
1 - Contract is ending soon and I'm scouring for a new one or FTE role while wading through strange interviews and lots of recruiters. This sort of gives me a sense.
2 - Outside of work is fine! I already spend 3-4 hours a week on personal tech reading. The issue is, you can read Docker all you want - companies want to see it in production. What do they ask?
"How many years of experience do you have in production with AWS/Docker/Kubernetes"
3 - A fair amount of risk
4 - Pay the bills! For the next 5-10 years.
No, it's helpful. Thank you.
- corymacd 8y ago"in production" can mean different things to different people and it's about marketing yourself. Build a side project, find the cheapest method to running kunbernetes, run it there for a while. Try to itterate. Do the CI/CD thing. If it's publicly accessible, it's in production. Check out k3s for a minimal experience.