I couldn't even tell you what training I need. Most of what I do is just infrastructure stuff - networking, storage (block, file, and object), databases both SQ

I couldn't even tell you what training I need. Most of what I do is just infrastructure stuff - networking, storage (block, file, and object), databases both SQL and no-SQL and some IaC using Ansible and Docker Swarm plus some odd bash, python, and a dash of java now and again. AWS has some training that mostly seems to be geared towards helping you sell your company on their proprietary versions of the above. I suppose a year or two I was supposed to be learning something about blockchain because that was all the rage? Now I guess I should be learning about AI? Because apparently I need to inject LLM generated bullshit somewhere into my infrastructure? I definitely feel like an old curmudgeon, but at this point I don't really know what it is that new tech is trying to accomplish; I'm more interested in refining the tools I already know and I feel are well-established, however that is boring to most who seem to be chasing some new, fashionable thing or other seeking either novelty or resume-building.