devOps gurus Since, devOps requires so many technologies. Just wondering someone who has not worked in IT can do devOps or not. I have learned basic java, sql and linux by myself. Do you guys suggest to go for devOps or not ? How tough is the job and what it takes to survive at job ?
silent mind · Oct 27, 2018 1:44 PM · 12,081 views
Of course. Go for it. It's less about technologies and more about the process. You can pick either of them as you move along. Be patient and have a hunger of learning. Don't worry about making mistakes.
lazyketa · Oct 27, 2018 3:56 PM
Of course you can do it. But DeOps is more than just a basic for, if/else loop. DevOps needs to realize the purpose of the application he/she is working on, plus the underlying details of how code is designed to meet the purpose. I suggest working on an independent project and spending good amount of time on it. Getting a computer degree isn't a requisite to get into DevOps - I have seen degree earning CS graduates know nothing about how programming works, plus they really fail to understand how programming is used to solve problems in bio, chem, physics, finance, etc.
everestial007 · Oct 27, 2018 4:03 PM
Like Agile, DevOps is methodology.
user01 · Oct 27, 2018 4:40 PM
I am not a devops. I could be wrong but someone told me when you go to work as devops they will test you before they give you work since there is no junior or entry level work as devops, there will only be senior level position for devops.
sinope · Oct 27, 2018 6:57 PM
@sinope, sorry but that's not true. Of course, there are entry /junior/regular/senior/principal levels in devops like any other jobs. How do I know? My experience with previous and current company. I have even hired interns as devops. Again, it's not all about technologies but about processes/methodologies. @silent mind, I would suggest to go for it. Depending on your skillset/experience and of course your "interview", you will land the correct position. If the interviewer is good - he will figure out where you are at. Be confident and dont be afraid to admit that you dont know but always present your opinion even if that's entirely 180 degree opposite.
lazyketa · Oct 28, 2018 6:25 PM
My situation is I don't have bachelor's degree. I am thinking about joining indian or nepali consultancy and move forward, do you guys suggest that path ?
silent mind · Oct 29, 2018 9:37 PM
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