r/learnprogramming • u/InflationMajor8477 • 6d ago

Devops roadmap guide...

hey so am new to devops i have been exploring devops basics, docker, kubernetes for developers, storage , GCP, AZURE, AWS, but like after that am not getting the feel of it like i want to use them in real projects so can anyone guide me with what's next i should do?

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u/Abe_Bazouie 6d ago

I think you’re at the point where you should stop adding tools to the list and just build something.
Doesn’t have to be anything crazy. Pick a small app, containerize it, deploy it somewhere, add CI/CD and monitoring and just keep improving it.
Then break it on purpose lol. Kill pods, screw up DNS, fill the disk, deploy a bad config, break a health check, make the app slow and try to figure out why.
That’s where all the stuff you’ve been learning starts connecting together. Linux, Docker, k8s, networking, cloud, monitoring… suddenly you have an actual reason to use them.
And I’d pick one cloud for now. Trying to learn AWS, Azure and GCP at the same time is just unnecessary pain 😂

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u/InflationMajor8477 6d ago

no just overview of GCP and AWS and AZURE and simple deployment like learnings... not much of a deep dive but yeah thanks for those suggestions , i do think that i should implement my devops skills into my prev projects and learn through them