r/devopsGuru 18h ago

Looking for the Best DevOps Training Institute in Ernakulam/Kochi

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Hi everyone,

I'm a recent B.Tech graduate in Computer Science and Design, and I'm planning to build my career in DevOps.

I'm looking for a good offline DevOps training institute in Ernakulam/Kochi that offers:

Strong hands-on practical training

Linux, AWS/Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Git, Terraform, etc.

Real-time projects

Internship opportunities (if available)

Good placement assistance with genuine interview support

If you've personally studied at any institute or know someone who has, I'd really appreciate your honest reviews. I'm looking for a place that genuinely helps students get job-ready, not just one with good marketing.

Please share your recommendations and experiences.

Thanks in advance!


r/devopsGuru 22h ago

DevOps Engineer with ~1 year of experience, but I feel like I'm not learning enough. What should I focus on?

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Hi everyone,

I'm a DevOps Engineer with about 1 year of experience, but I feel like I'm not getting enough real-world exposure at work.

Most of my work is around CI/CD, AWS deployments, CloudFront, Docker, CloudFormation, Linux. I haven't had much experience with Kubernetes, production incidents, scaling, networking, or designing infrastructure.

What should I learn next to become a better DevOps/SRE engineer? Any roadmap, projects, or resources you'd recommend for gaining practical experience?

Thanks!


r/devopsGuru 35m ago

Assignment for junior DevOps engineer role ( isn't it too small task for junior DevOps role) Comment ur thoughts

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DevOps Candidate Assignment

Objective:

Bootstrap, containerize, and prepare a production-ready deployment of a Vendure application while demonstrating your Git workflow, automation practices, and infrastructure design decisions.

Assignment:

Bootstrap a new Vendure application using the latest version of @vendure/create.

Configure the application to use the latest supported PostgreSQL version.

Create a private GitHub repository and push the project.

Follow a Git workflow that you would use in a real project. Infrastructure-related work should be developed in separate feature branches and integrated into main through Pull Requests.

Containerize the application for local development and production.

Prepare Kubernetes deployment assets for the application.

Package the Kubernetes deployment as a reusable Helm chart.

Create a GitHub Actions workflow that:

a. Builds the Docker image.

b. Tags the image appropriately.

c. Pushes the image to GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io).

d. Runs automatically on changes to the main branch.

Document the project sufficiently for another engineer to build, deploy, and maintain it.

Invite GitHub user xxxxxinternal to the repository as a collaborator.

Expectations:

This assignment intentionally leaves implementation details open. Make engineering decisions as you would on a production project.

Submission:

Your submission will be evaluated based on, but not limited to:

Git workflow, commit history, and Pull Requests

Branching strategy

Docker best practices

Kubernetes design and deployment approach

Helm chart quality and reusability

CI/CD pipeline design

Repository organization

Documentation

Security considerations

Maintainability and production readiness

Where multiple valid approaches exist, choose the solution you believe is most appropriate and document any significant design decisions or assumptions.


r/devopsGuru 19h ago

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r/devopsGuru 21h ago

Looking for DevOps Opportunities (Projects, Freelance, or Open Source) to Gain Real-World Experience

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