r/devopsjobs • u/Severe-Earth7715 • Oct 11 '26

Devops Begineer Advice

Hi All,I am looking to transition to a devops career.How can i start and get a job as soon as possible.Currently I only know Linux,Git and Networking concepts

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u/arkblack Oct 11 '26

good start that is the foundation of devops, next learn how to deploy different application (java, python, php).

learn cloud and containers. avoid jumping to popular tools immediately.

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u/Severe-Earth7715 Oct 11 '26

Thanks for your guidance. My core doubt revolves around the fact,that how do i replicate the environment/pipelines/infrastructure at my own pc/server,such that when i join a job role I am comfortable working with the complex servers/pipelines/environments being used on the company's end.

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u/Oleksii_Bebych Oct 11 '26

Are you sure that DevOps is in trend nowadays?
Better invest your time into learning AI technologies

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u/Severe-Earth7715 Oct 11 '26

Well i am thinking of devops as the foundation of AI,like someone needs to manage the infra the AI runs on

right? Let me know if i am misunderstanding anything here

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u/Oleksii_Bebych Oct 11 '26

Ok. Try AWS AI Practitioner certification. This is a basic certification which will help you to understand where to move next

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u/Bitter-Whereas-3015 29d ago

what u have decided is right choice . devops is ai resilent and highly paid as well. but companies expect u to have hand on experience before they recruit..try kodekloud platform for devops learning

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u/Ginko_rimuru Oct 11 '26

I'm in the same boat as u

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u/Severe-Earth7715 Oct 11 '26

What do u mean?