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The DevOps Career Handbook

By : John Knight, Nate Swenson
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The DevOps Career Handbook

By: John Knight, Nate Swenson

Overview of this book

DevOps is a set of practices that make up a culture, and practicing DevOps methods can make developers more productive and easier to work with. The DevOps Career Handbook is filled with hundreds of tips and tricks from experts regarding every step of the interview process, helping you save time and money by steering clear of avoidable mistakes. You’ll learn about the various career paths available in the field of DevOps, before acquiring the essential skills needed to begin working as a DevOps professional. If you are already a DevOps engineer, this book will help you to gain advanced skills to become a DevOps specialist. After getting to grips with the basics, you'll discover tips and tricks for preparing your resume and online profiles and find out how to build long-lasting relationships with the recruiters. Finally, you'll read through interviews which will give you an insight into a career in DevOps from the viewpoint of individuals at different career levels. By the end of this DevOps book, you’ll gain a solid understanding of what DevOps is, the various DevOps career paths, and how to prepare for your interview.
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
1
Section 1: A Career in DevOps
5
Section 2: The Application Process
10
Section 3: Interview Process
13
Section 4: Tips, Tricks, and Interviews

Cloud-native frameworks

Cloud-native is an approach to software development that leverages the capabilities of the cloud, both public and private. DevOps engineers will be involved in the use of cloud-native technologies in any career they choose, making it a very important and sought-after skill.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation's (CNCF) Cloud-Native Definition:

Cloud-native technologies allow everyone to use immutable technologies with modern environments. Containers, service meshes, microservices, immutable infrastructure, and declarative APIs personify this approach and enable independent applications that are fault-tolerant and easy to manage. With automation, they enable engineers to make frequent changes with little disruption.

Cloud-native has several advantages, including faster development times and the ability to respond to customers more quickly.

Containers

A container is a lightweight purpose-built application that has been packaged with all the...