r/devopsjobs • u/theonerules • 18d ago

Anyone working in Devops ?

I am looking to gain real-world project flow to better understand how DevOps works in practice. Please DM me if you can help, as this would be immensely valuable for my career growth.

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u/typhon88 18d ago

Knowing what devops is isn’t going to help anything.  But you should be doing your own research.  No one will tell you what devops is in a few sentences 

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u/CalendarPlayful3171 18d ago

Between Devs and Ops, isn’t that easy ?

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u/i_am_that_too 18d ago

Nah it means you have to do everything from dev to ops and everything in between too.

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u/ankitjindal9404 17d ago

main objective as devops engineer: Handling infra and assisting developers to ship product faster with security + cost optimization.
Real world project flows could be:
End to End deployment process: from commiting on github/bitbucket/gitlab to deployed services on server (server could be ec2 instance, kubernetes, etc. But you should know kubernetes)
Real world observability stack (Metrics + Logs + Traces)
Something helpful for cost or security perspective

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u/theonerules 16d ago

thank you 🙏🏻

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u/c7b3rx 17d ago

why DM? why can't you discuss things here openly where many professionals are available to answer your queries

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u/Efficient-Branch539 17d ago

What questions do you have?

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u/theonerules 16d ago

Please dm

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u/liveprgrmclimb 17d ago

DevOps is very much a DIY and self taught profession. The buck stops with you.
Thus, get to work learning it on your own.

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u/theonerules 16d ago

Yeah will do

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u/liveprgrmclimb 16d ago

I am not trying to be an asshole here. I am literally telling you how to be successful.

Me: 18 years experience with 10 years as a Manager of DevOps teams.

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u/Oleksii_Bebych 17d ago

I can help 🤝

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u/Zalengg 15d ago

I mostly use AWS and use CloudFormation for provisioning infrastructure. Should I migrate all scripts to Terraform? What is the best practice for IaC?

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u/Oleksii_Bebych 15d ago

If CloudFormation covers all your needs, feel free to use it
Terraform has many more capabilities than CloudFormation. For example, in our company, Terraform is the default IaC tool, because we also use other Terraform providers (not only AWS), when we deploy our infrastructures, for example "kubernetes" provider and others

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u/Zalengg 14d ago

Thanks, bro.

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u/Past_Type3739 17d ago

Can you tell me how it’s applied in real live projects, if you have worked or working.

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u/Oleksii_Bebych 17d ago

Our company works mostly with startups, so we build everything from scratch for a new customer:

  • write “infrastructure as code” e.g Terraform for AWS
  • write Dockerfiles and build jobs, e.g GitHub Actions
  • write Helm charts in case of having Kubernetes
  • configure deploy via ArgoCD
  • configure observability (monitoring, logging, tracing, alerting)

For the current customers:

  • periodic well-architected review and ongoing request
  • technical support and troubleshooting

Sometimes we migrate companies from other clouds or on-premises to AWS

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u/Past_Type3739 17d ago

Thanks, got a good overview

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u/theonerules 16d ago

Thanks mate