What is DevOps?

You wanna be a DevOps engineer? You wanna build, deploy, and maintain complex systems? Well, let me tell you something, son: it ain’t gonna be easy. You gotta embrace the suck, push through the pain, and find your mental toughness.

No excuses. No whining. Just hard work and dedication. You gotta be willing to learn new tools, automate everything, and be on call 24/7. It’s a tough gig, but the rewards are worth it.

You gotta be a problem-solver, a critical thinker, and a relentless optimist. When things go wrong, you gotta dig deep, find the root cause, and fix it. Don’t let setbacks define you. Let them fuel your fire.

So, are you ready to step up to the plate? Are you ready to push your limits and become a true DevOps warrior? If so, let’s get to work.

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