Suggestions to learn Kubernetes

I am writing this with a lot of disappointment. I have been working in TCS from the past 3 years. I got allocated to a project which required very little technical knowledge. As a result of this, I have not gained any technical experience. I have been trying to learn DevOps. There isn’t a shortage of resources as there’s plenty of them online. However what I find the most challenging is that I am unable to create projects of my own. Most of the online tutorials do not spend quality time on teaching how to replicate them locally. Most of them are on cloud (AWS/Azure) which require a subscription. It wold be great to get some guidance on how to proceed with devops and how I can switch to the field without technical experience. Thanks in advance.

I am to move into an ML platform engineering team a few months down the line. Most job opportunities for an ML platform engineer mentions strong knowledge of kubernetes, Kubeflow/ML flow, API design and deployment along with coding language(usually Java, python or Go). Are there any must read resources which could help me while upskilling for this role? I already have access to O'Reilly and have read and practiced most of the exercises on Kubernetes.

I know this might be a lame question to ask. But the thing is I have to be versatile for my work as well as personal growth! I’m a documentation geek, but documentation sucks. Eventually I’ll learn but I need a ladder to climb the learning curve🐍 What resources do you follow ? Is there some mantra to master ? 👁️ There are no tricks so help me with tips 🥹

Hey folks, after learning the basics of golang. How do I get into backend Development with Golang? I don't have the energy and time after my hectic and toxic work to do long video courses, unless it's very very good. Can you please suggest a way that I can learn backend Development in a way that I can create my own product from end to end? And if you had to start the backend Development from scratch, How will you do it? Current experience - 1.6yoe Frontend Engineering (React.js + Javascript) Work life balance - Doesn't exist. Thanks in advance 🙏🏻

Hello guys, I'm currently having 1.5 years of experience and wants to shift my technology domain to kubernetes devops. Currently working on GCP. Haven't really met anyone from K8s, so how does it works! Hope there won't be a 24/7 service hours. Because the major reason I'm shifting the domain is to avoid rotational shifts! Also how the salary hike will be? Will it worth it? I'm having knowledge in Kubernetes, docker, GCP, VMware and terraform. It's really hectic to find a new domain guys, so kindly share your thoughts!

I'm eager to begin my journey in cloud computing from the ground up. What steps should I take to jumpstart my learning and pave the way towards becoming a cloud solution engineer? How can I align myself with the skillset required for both a developer and a cloud engineer?

Hi All, I need suggestion from everyone from software/cloud/devops industry. As right i in a very worst condition. After working 2 years straight as aws cloud engineer i joined a product based company which promised that the work i’ll be doing is will be related cloud, devops and automation. But since one year i haven’t got any work which was promised else they provide me work to automate onprem network devices automation that too i have to request my team to give me some work. As i am the only one in the team who knows automation and cloud related things. I try to gave some interviews but some say no because of current salary and for some of them they have very high expectations as i am 3 years experienced guy. Can anyone who have been through same situation please guide me or help as i really wanted to grow technically but i am unable to.

I am a senior Data engineer(9YOE) and have worked on a large scale Data warehousing, Spark, Orchestration(Airflow) and visualization on AWS and Azure. I currently don't have scope for tech stack improvement in my current org and would like to learn and implement my personal projects. So far, I have been advised to learn golang and kubernetes so that I could deploy ML models in the future or even move into observability space. Any suggestions on what tech stack I should learn? I want to jump to startups in a couple of months and eventually move into a pure software engineering role. Already working on leetcode and practicing system design for the same.

Hey everyone, I'm diving into the world of computer programming and data structures and could really use some guidance! 💻 I'm eager to learn and improve my skills in these areas, but I'm not sure where to start. If you have any favorite learning resources, whether it's online courses, books, tutorials, or websites, please share them with me! 📚 I'm particularly interested in resources that are beginner-friendly but also offer depth and challenges as I progress. Your recommendations would be incredibly helpful in my learning journey. Thanks in advance for your assistance! 🚀