Dunno if this technically counts since it's managed, but I'm a semi devops-y person (had all the buzzwords foisted on me and just learned on the job by making a

Dunno if this technically counts since it's managed, but I'm a semi devops-y person (had all the buzzwords foisted on me and just learned on the job by making all the mistakes) and guided an ML intern through setting up their ML pipeline in AWS. A few more mistakes from unfamiliarity with AWS's ML-specific options at the time notwithstanding, it was certainly not the most traumatic devops experience I've had. IIRC the only stuff to learn there was (a) PyTorch (I think that was the right ML bit) and (b) the AWS black magic, and the intern ended up picking up both once I got them pointed in the right general direction on the devops end.