I'm working with devops team. Want to know career aspect

So, last July 25 I got job in devops team right after college. Some senior told me devops is very high growth in career. Like 35LPA after 3 years. Is it true or just some or one companu pays well other just nothing

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Different Infras for Different Environments, how to tackle ?

Hi Everyone,

I'm a Dev in an MNC, and we build applications that supposed to have like easily 1M hits per day. Like we have around 20-40 customers. So, each project is pretty big. And we keep having new customers.

So, the goal is that for Dev, QA Env we will use RabbitMQ, Kafka and all those middleware that are cheaper and low quality. Whereas for Higher SIT, UAT, and Prod we will switch secure mTLS, Clustering and bunch of secure, high quality, infras.

We make the deployment via Kubernetes. How do we put the JARs that are environment specific ?

Maybe initContainers ? If anyone has any experience regarding this, or any books. It would really be helpful.

Thanks

Edit:
We probably have 20 different infra combinations based on the client, running them individually is not financially feasible

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Looking for Job (Please Reply)

Hi Everyone,

I hope you’re all doing well.

I’m writing to express my interest in the Junior DevOps Engineer position. I recently completed a 3-month internship as a DevOps Intern.

I have good technical knowledge around DevOps skills and hands-on experience on major DevOps tools.

I worked on several real-world DevOps projects:

• Deployment of a MERN Stack application on AWS EKS with DevSecOps integration, Helm charts, and ArgoCD.
• Automated infrastructure monitoring using Terraform, Prometheus, Grafana, and AWS CloudWatch, including email alerts via AWS SNS for high CPU utilization.
• Serverless automation using AWS Lambda to delete stale AWS snapshots.

Additionally, I bring 4 years of corporate experience-not completely fresher. So, learning and adapting new skills and tools won’t be a big issue for me.

I’m now seeking a full-time opportunity as a Junior DevOps Engineer, where I can contribute, learn, and continue growing within a dynamic environment.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I would truly appreciate the opportunity to be part of your team.

#devops #aws #community #jobsearch #it #hr #hiring #opentowork #linkedintech #ithiring

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NVSentinel - Nvidia's autonomous node/gpu remediation service goes open source

Super excited to see NVIDIA NVSentinel being out there in the open source community. Running GPU-accelerated and HPC workloads on Kubernetes often requires constant attention to maintain node and cluster health. NVSentinel provides an autonomous remediation service that detects and resolves node-level faults—reducing downtime and keeping your training and inference jobs running smoothly.

https://github.com/NVIDIA/NVSentinel

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I built a lightweight alternative to Argo/Flux : no CRDs, no controllers, just plan & apply

If your GitOps stack needs a GitOps stack to manage the GitOps stack… maybe it’s not GitOps anymore.

I wanted a simpler way to do GitOps without adding more moving parts, so I built gitops-lite.
No CRDs, no controllers, no cluster footprint. Just a CLI that links a Git repo to a cluster and keeps it in sync.

kubectl create namespace production --context your-cluster

gitops-lite link https://github.com/user/k8s-manifests \
--stack production \
--namespace production \
--branch main \
--context your-cluster

gitops-lite plan --stack production --show-diff
gitops-lite apply --stack production --execute
gitops-lite watch --stack production --auto-apply --interval 5

Why

No CRDs or controllers
Runs locally
Uses `kubectl` server-side apply
Works with plain YAML or Kustomize (with Helm support)
Explicit context and namespace, no magic
Zero overhead in the cluster

GitHub: https://github.com/adrghph/gitops-lite

It’s not trying to replace ArgoCD or Flux.
It’s just GitOps without the ceremony. Simple, explicit, lightweight.

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How do you decide between GitFlow or some other branching strategy?

I’m tasked with deciding on a branching strategy for a new CI pipeline. I’m drawn towards gitflow mainly because I like the concept of a structured release cadence from the develop branch, to release branch, to main. Seems safer and more maintainable long term. But I’ve never actually used it in practice. Is it overkill? Will devs just complain they can’t get to prod quick enough? Anyone have experience using it?

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“Looking for Best Practices to Restructure a DevOps Git Repository

I’m currently working as a DevOps intern, and one of my tasks is to restructure an existing Git repository. I want to ensure that I follow Git and repository best practices during this process.

The development team primarily uses Java Spring Boot for microservices. On the DevOps side, our stack includes:

Helm charts

ArgoCD

Kubernetes (k8s)

Ingress NGINX

Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring

APISIX for API management

GitHub Actions for CI/CD


I’m looking for resources and best practices that can guide me in restructuring this repository effectively.

Where can I learn more about best practices for organizing repositories and maintaining a clean DevOps structure? What are your thoughts or recommendations on how to approach this?


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Devops resources

hello everyone i am looking for resources to learn linux i found website name Linux Foundation and it have free course for linux it's enough ? if it's not i would be thankful if you give me good resource thank all

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Need career advice Infra Associate (Linux) wanting to move into DevOps

Hi everyone,

I’m currently working as an Infrastructure Associate, mostly handling Linux servers...doing patching, monitoring, and general system maintenance.

Alongside my job, I’m pursuing an MCA with a specialization in Cloud Computing. I have completed BCA.I’ve been learning Oracle cloud, Aws and Ansible automation, and I really want to move into a DevOps role.

I’d really appreciate some advice from people who’ve made a similar switch:
• What should I focus on next to make my skills more DevOps-ready?
• Any specific tools, projects, or certifications that helped you?
• How can I use my Linux + infra background as a strength when applying for DevOps roles?
• How much Scope is devops roles?

Thanks in advance for any guidance or suggestions!

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Is my current setup crazy? How do I convince my friends that it is (if it is)?

So an old friend of mine invited me to work on a freelance project with him. Even though I found it crazy, I complied with his recommendation for the initial setup because he does have more experience than me but now and he wanted to keep costs low but now I'm starting to regret it.

The current setup:
Locally, a docker network which has a frontend on a container, backend on another container, and a sql database on the 3rd container.

On production, I have an EC2 where I pull the GitHub repo and have a noscript that builds the vite frontend, and deploys the backend container and database. We have a domain that routes to the EC2.

I got tired of ssh-ing into the EC2 to pull changes and backup and build and redeploy etc so I created a GitHub pipeline for it. But recently the builds have been failing more often because sometimes the docker volumes persist, restoring backups when database changes were made is getting more and more painful.

I cant help but think that if I could just use like AWS SAM and utilize Lambdas, Cognito, RDS, and have Cloudfront to host frontend, I'd be much happier.

Is my way significantly expensive? Is this how early-stage deployment looks like? I've only ever dealt with adjusting deployments/automation and less with setting things up.

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Go library that improves DNS reliability through multi-resolver strategies

Wrote a library, https://github.com/bschaatsbergen/dnsdialer, which acts as a drop-in replacement for Go’s standard net.Dialer. It allows querying multiple DNS resolvers using different strategies to improve reliability, performance, and security of host resolution.

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AI tool for gathering metrics for workflows

Hey fellow devops!

I want to implement in my current job as a side project a common framework/tool to gather metrics from the github workflows ran by multiple teams in their code bases.

I want to gather common things like code coverage, tests passing/failure rates, errors reported by code analysis tools, etc (in a nutshell the metrics produced by a code base when it is built and tested)

So I have 2 paths:

1. implement some common framework/tool that all the different repos can consume and configure which will lead me to code a parser for each tool/metric i.e a parser for coverage files, a parser for pytests results, a parser for coverity results, etc you get the idea

2. Implement some kind of AI agent which I can ask to gather such metrics for me at the end of a workflow, through a prompt that is issued as an API request with the files I want to be analyzed.

I have been exercising myself with AI with the usual copilot, chatgpt stuff but I wanted to get my feet wet in trying to use it differently. And I dont know if agenticAI is a good candidate for such scenario or if I should tackle this in a more traditional manner like option 1.

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Is RHCSA a good choice to start a DevOps career?

Hi everyone,
I’m planning to build my career in DevOps but feeling confused about where to start. I’m thinking about doing the RHCSA (Red Hat Certified System Administrator) certification.
Would RHCSA be a good starting point for DevOps, or should I focus on something else like AWS or CCNA?
I’d really appreciate some advice from professionals already working in DevOps.
Thanks in advance!

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Multi-region testing strategy – how do you validate app behavior worldwide?

Our site behaves differently by region (pricing, redirects, language). I’m faking headers now, but I’m sure there’s a better way. How do you guys confirm regional logic actually works?

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Azure Devops Repo to Visual Studio

Hello,
I work for a bank and we have repo on Azure DevOps. I want to push the changes I made to UAT but before that I need to build the changes on Visual Studio which is not on my local machine but on a VDI. When I am trying to import/connect with my Repo via the Visual Studio on the VDI I am getting a Git Fatal error which says something about SSL Certificate.

Does anybody have any ideas how to resolve this issue. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you!

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I’m building an API for a mobile app

I'm working on a new project that requires a backend and I'm planning to host it on AWS. Does anyone know if there are any current AWS credits or promotional programs available that I could apply for?

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Anyone preparing for AWS certifications?

Let's connect

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How make sense to connect desktop machine from laptop to do practice?

Hi guys. Let's assume I have job where I do nothing for 40 50min and I'm allowed to use tablet. I want to use that time to do some practice in devops but these program are too heavy for a tablet. I am planning to left my laptop open and connect it with my tablet but idk is good idea or not.
My laptop OS will be Ubuntu BTW.


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How do you maintain observability across automated workflows?

I’ve got automations running through several systems (GitHub Actions, webhooks, 3rd-party SaaS), and tracking failures across all of them is a nightmare. I’m thinking of building some centralized logging or alerting, but curious how others handle it at scale.

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Gartner Magic Quadrant for Observability 2025

Some interesting movement since last year. Splunk slipping a bit and Grafana Labs shooting up.

Wondering what people think about this?
What opinions do you have in the solutions you use.?
I would really appreciate the opinions of people who are experienced in more the one of the listed solutions?

https://www.gartner.com/doc/reprints?id=1-2LFAL8EW&ct=250710&st=sb

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Trying to get precise historical resource usage from Railway — why is this so hard?

I’ve been trying to get the exact resource usage (CPU, memory, network, etc.) for a specific Railway project within a specific time range, but I can’t seem to find a proper way to do it.

The API doesn’t give me consistent data, and the dashboard only shows recent stats.
Has anyone here managed to pull accurate historical usage from Railway?

Would really appreciate any pointers or workarounds.

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