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Here’s why I chose DevOps Engineer over Software Developer: 1. Bridging Development & Operations: - I love how DevOps combines both development and infrastructure, allowing me to work across the full software lifecycle. It’s not just about writing code but also optimizing how that code

💻 Education: - I focused on getting a degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or something tech-related (though it's not mandatory, it helped a lot). - Learned the essentials: operating systems, programming, and networking, and got comfortable with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure).

1. Build a Strong Foundation in AWS Services As an AWS DevOps Engineer, you’ll be responsible for designing, deploying, and managing scalable cloud infrastructure. Key Steps: Learn Core AWS Services: Start with foundational services like EC2, S3, IAM, RDS, VPC, and CloudFormation. Master De

💡 Step 1 in your DevOps job search: Target the right companies! 💼 Look for companies with strong DevOps practices and roles that align with your skills and experience. This increases your chances of finding a great fit! 🌐 Industries like tech and finance are booming, making them excellent sec

You’ll always catch me in TDM, Domination, or Kill Confirmed. Fast-paced, tactical, and just the right amount of chaos. Top 3 Game Modes: - Team Deathmatch Why: This is the OG nostalgia game mode for anyone on Call of Duty including if it’s on Nuketown! I also enjoy it for quick matches as so