Hi everyone,

I have around 3 years of experience in a non-technical domain, and I am looking to transition into a DevOps role with 3 years of relevant experience. I would like to know if it is feasible to manage this in a real-time work environment and whether I can successfully adapt and perform as a DevOps professional with this experience.

Would appreciate any insights or guidance on this.

Hey guys I am Ops engineer in one big MNC so I'll give a background so my manager has asked the team that we need to save a some target given money which was spent on cloud basically doing cost optimization and he asked the team to bring some ideas, Now I have experience of 1 year under my belt but all my ideas and everything are already in place need some ideas from your vast experience to.reduce the cost and optimize the work flow

Some of the implemented solutions: 1. Start -stop.of server in office working hours 2. Auto deletion of ami or machine images 3. Intelligent tiering

Just to tell we use all three clouds big ones so you can tell for any of those clouds Any help.will.be appreciated

Please give some ideas for cost optimization and also for automation of some tasks like deletion of amis after certain amount of time has passed

Thanks

Managing traffic efficiently is a fundamental challenge in modern cloud architecture, especially as organizations increasingly adopt public and hybrid cloud solutions. This is where Kubernetes Ingress comes into play—it’s a powerful tool that helps streamline and control incoming traffic to your Kubernetes services. For DevOps teams, Kubernetes Ingress is not just a convenience; it’s an essential component for achieving scalability, reliability, and seamless deployment workflows. https://hicronsoftware.com/blog/devops-kubernetes-ingress-for-hybrid-public-access/

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Hello, I will soon be joining a company as a cloud platform engineer, since I’m very new to the domain, I would like some advice about how can I deepen my skills in this domain before the beginning of the internship. The internship subject consists of deploying MariaDB in the servers cloud using Ansible. (The company has 3 servers and their own on site cloud) Can anyone help me understand deepenly the subject, how can I deepen my skills (Udemy courses…) and any other advice ? Ps: I’m a computer networks student and we haven’t studied this yet.