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DevOps engineering combines development and operations to automate software delivery through CI/CD pipelines, containerization, and infrastructure management. The role requires skills in Linux, scripting, cloud platforms, and tools like Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform. DevOps engineers earn competitive salaries (up to $190,000+) due to specialized expertise, but the work focuses on infrastructure, automation, and system stability rather than product development. Success requires enjoying problem-solving, automation, and behind-the-scenes technical work.

Should YOU Become A Devops Engineer

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I’m a magical unicorn with many (too many) years of experience who built the bridge between Development and Operations, and I approve this video.
I’d like to remind everyone that DevOps isn’t a person, it’s just best practices we all ignore until production crashes :)

It’s great to see how DevOps blends coding with infrastructure. The perfect mix of creativity and precision.

I’m starting to get concerned if junior software developer roles in the future would start requiring some DevOps skills as a minimum. DevOps is interesting and all but I don’t know if I should learn another branch of skills or just focus on coding quality.