I find it funny that you said "learn AWS properly" — have you loaded AWS services page recently? I've seen even very experienced DevOps engineers struggle to re

I find it funny that you said "learn AWS properly" — have you loaded AWS services page recently? I've seen even very experienced DevOps engineers struggle to remember what was the service name to get into "parameter value store" (and I already forgot, and that was two weeks ago). AWS is a mess. You learn just enough to get by and long for the days of simplicity where you could manage a bunch of servers yourself. Oh, sorry, we are using Azure or GPC or OpenStack, that's an entirely new set of names for you to even know what you are looking for. K8S is just the same. Every company decides on an "easier to use tool" like k9s that you have to learn from scratch if you don't want to jump through hoops to just use kubectl directly. If anything is a definition of boring work, it's this: work to assemble a bunch of existing pieces without creating anything really new. I like being tasked with creating things, not being an assembly line worker who's got to learn terminology de jour.