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So, I was working on a project recently, and it really got me thinking about how AI is changing things. There's no doubt about it, AI is here to stay! The question we need to be asking ourselves now is, how will it bring real benefits and improvements to everyone's lives?

As a DevOps Engineer, I've been using tools like Google's Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT. To be honest, none of them are perfect; they each have their strengths and weaknesses. For example, Gemini can handle large amounts of data, which is a lifesaver when you're troubleshooting those long error logs. But personally, I feel like ChatGPT is better at handling programming challenges.

For those considering a career in DevOps or Cloud Computing, don't be intimidated by the coding! We're in the age of AI! AI tools can even code entire applications on their own.

Think of AI as a powerful assistant that helps you get the job done faster. It can significantly boost your productivity. Why travel from Lagos to Abuja on foot, when you can fly or drive? That's what AI is doing for DevOps.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

Hi there.

Thanks for the write up, would really like to know the current trends in Devops.

Studied it back then in 2022, with a school that focused on java bases things, so learnt linux, git, a bit of maven, sonarqube, nexus, aws(s3,ec2,load balancing, vcps), jenkins, terraform and docker.

I never really went indept with these as the school covered only the basic, but i am look to go further a bit now. (still got my notes and videos of each of my classes).

But been learning Frontend and backend for a bit since january, still would really like to know what trends are blowing up now a days in devops.

Also

i see you use gemini, would suggest checking out google ai studio, give you access to the higher models of gemini and it writes better code.

cj1080:
Hi there.

Thanks for the write up, would really like to know the current trends in Devops.

Studied it back then in 2022, with a school that focused on java bases things, so learnt linux, git, a bit of maven, sonarqube, nexus, aws(s3,ec2,load balancing, vcps), jenkins, terraform and docker.

I never really went indept with these as the school covered only the basic, but i am look to go further a bit now. (still got my notes and videos of each of my classes).

But been learning Frontend and backend for a bit since january, still would really like to know what trends are blowing up now a days in devops.

Also

i see you use gemini, would suggest checking out google ai studio, give you access to the higher models of gemini and it writes better code.

Personally I would advise you focus on CI/CD with Security in mind, Monitoring & Observability, Migration Projects, Data Pipeline setups , Event-Driven Workflows using RabbitMQ and the likes and lastly practices extensively on System Design .....will this you should be ready for any JOB interview whether locally or internationally