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I have found that very few developers care to learn about cloud infra and deployment best practices, but the skills are in high-demand (though AI could be putti
by qbxk 2y ago
I have found that very few developers care to learn about cloud infra and deployment best practices, but the skills are in high-demand (though AI could be putting that on the downtrend, it's so critical that having a human in the loop will still remain likely for some time)
Learn how to use AWS cheaply and effectively, or GCP or Azure. But probably AWS.
- hnthrow10282910 2y agoWhy would AI put this on the downtrend? ML OPs is huge
- hnthrowaway0315 2y agoYou can't learn that on your own though, unless you have a large side project.
- more_corn 2y agoAWS offers free training for the solutions architect exam. Their “well architected framework” is a must read. After that build a home lab and learn to use some open source log collecting and monitoring projects (elk, Prometheus grafana) those things could probably land someone a DevOps role in about three months of independent study. I second the AWS recommendation. There are azure and gcp jobs but you don’t want them.
- qbxk 2y ago> open source log collecting and monitoring projects SigNoz looks interesting