Nana Janashia, a.k.a. the ‘DevOps Goddess’, created the channel @TechWorldwithNana with the intention of teaching others everything she’d liked to have known when she started her journey into tech. Today, her channel has 677k+ subscribers. In this minidoc, we ask Nana about that journey, her tips for aspiring engineers, the dreaded imposter syndrome, and her thoughts on the future of DevOps.

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00:00:00 Introduction & how she became a software engineer
00:02:40 University vs. self-taught
00:04:24 Advice for new devs
00:06:13 Getting into DevOps
00:07:42 Future of DevOps

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Nana Janashia shares her journey of becoming a DevOps engineer, emphasizing the importance of self-learning and practical experience. She discusses the challenges and opportunities in the field, as well as the future trends and standardization of DevOps processes.

Nana Janashia on building a DevOps career (from @TechWorldwithNana)