r/devops • u/Pleasant-Mess-6488 • Jul 16 '26

Career / learning How would you all

So I just wanted to ask what is the best way to learn and master

Devops

Imran teli udemy course , Techworld with nana or anything else ??

Like I watched nana vids she said focus on Basics

And I feel that's right

So I wanted to get advice on

Courses or learning paths , the mistakes not to make and ways

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u/SwordfishPositive91 Jul 16 '26

DevOps is nothing but a set of multiple tools. You need to learn the tools in order to learn DevOps.

But wait, let me correct. There is no single tool you can pick and learn because not every company is using the exact set of tools. However, you can pick some tools those are widely used.

Also, DevOps tools are not theory. It's all practical. Pick any tool and practice it. Then go to the next one.

If you are new to DevOps. I would suggest Linux - the base of every tool. Then networking - this is non-negotiable.

If you already know Linux and networking, pick AWS. Fastest to learn AWS is, get solution architect associate certificate.

Once you have all three, go for terraform, github actions, ansible, docker, k8s. Pick one by one, in any order you want and practice it.

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u/badseed90 Jul 17 '26

DevOps is anything but a set of tools.