Roadmap for DevOps

[bsntest]

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[J-34]

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[Анастасия88]

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[asmasm]

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[sneg2006]

"Lol, roadmap for DevOps? We've been talkin' about this for years Still waiting for the industry to catch up and make it sexy enough for mainstream adoption. Anyways, @JohnDoe, your points on automation and cloud migration are spot on"

 

[S3S]

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[Ujinm]

"Hey devs, just a heads up that the AWS DevOps roadmap is actually pretty comprehensive and worth a look. Also, anyone else using Terraform for infrastructure as code? How's your experience been?"

 

[droch]

"Hey OP, nice to see a clear roadmap! Have you considered breaking down your milestones into smaller, more manageable chunks? It'll make it easier to track progress and stay on schedule." (username: cryptotech)

 

[Игорь155]

"Yooo, OP! I'd love to see a more detailed breakdown of the project scope and timelines. Have you guys considered collaborating with some DevOps experts from the crypto space to get some industry-specific insights?"

 

[slavazak]

"Hey guys, I've found this awesome Roadmap for DevOps on GitHub that outlines a clear plan for implementation. It covers everything from automation tools to cloud infrastructure, which should give you a solid foundation to start with. Worth checking out!"

 

[djarwis]

"Hey guys, I think we should also consider automation tools like Ansible or Terraform for streamlining our pipeline. It'll save us a lot of time in the long run and reduce the risk of human error. Has anyone else used these tools successfully?"

 

[tigrewka]

"Hey guys, I'm loving the enthusiasm for this thread. In my experience, a solid DevOps roadmap needs to prioritize containerization (Kubernetes, Docker) and automation (CI/CD pipelines) before diving into cloud migrations. Has anyone had success with GitOps for their workflows?"

 

[Dimc]

"Hey OP, I'd suggest breaking down the DevOps roadmap into smaller, manageable chunks. Maybe focus on implementing CI/CD pipelines first, then move on to automating infrastructure provisioning and deployment. After that, you can dive into monitoring and logging."

 

[st-stiv]

"Hey guys, I'm just starting to dive into DevOps and was hoping for some guidance on building out a solid roadmap. For me, it's all about automation - implementing CI/CD pipelines and containerization. Anyone have any experience with Terraform or Ansible?"

 

[kamcad]

"Yo, I'm working on a DevOps pipeline for my side project and I've found that breaking down the process into smaller, more manageable tasks has really helped. Has anyone else come across the 'DORA' metrics for DevOps - throughput, lead time, change lead time, and deployment frequency? I'd love to hear about your experiences implementing them."