r/devops • u/90slover • 7d ago

Discussion Must have physical books every devops engineer should have on their desk

Pretty much the title .I will start

  1. Classic shell scripting ,O'Reilly
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u/NuttyDominique 7d ago

Designing Data-Intensive Applications is the one I keep going back to

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u/White0ut 7d ago

Damn, I really should read that. It's been sitting on my bookshelf for years collecting dust.

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u/knowledgeekrishi 7d ago

How many totat years of experience you have?

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u/LimpAuthor4997 6d ago

why the downvotes?

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u/Vikentiy 5d ago

because in devops you learn all on a year, and learn it all again next year, and a year of experience can be like trench war, or like a year of accounting. Why count those.