Below is a curated list of real candidate experiences, shared directly via LinkedIn. A big thank you to everyone who contributed their real DevOps interview experience and questions and provided valuable insights. LinkedIn post links are included for reference. This page is intended to support the community—especially those preparing for DevOps/SRE/Cloud &Data Engineering related interviews […]
Below is a curated list of real candidate experiences, shared directly via LinkedIn. A big thank you to everyone who contributed their real DevOps interview experience and questions and provided valuable insights. LinkedIn post links are included for reference. This page is intended to support the community—especially those preparing for DevOps/SRE/Cloud &Data Engineering related interviews
Below is a curated list of real candidate experiences, shared directly via LinkedIn. A big thank you to everyone who contributed their real DevOps interview experience and questions and provided valuable insights. LinkedIn post links are included for reference. This page is intended to support the community—especially those preparing for DevOps/SRE/Cloud &Data Engineering related interviews
Below is a curated list of real candidate experiences, shared directly via LinkedIn. A big thank you to everyone who contributed their real DevOps interview experience and questions and provided valuable insights. LinkedIn post links are included for reference. This page is intended to support the community—especially those preparing for DevOps/SRE/Cloud &Data Engineering related interviews
In this post, we will learn Kubernetes (K8S) concepts, using analogy of an Airport. i.e. by thinking and visualizing Kubernetes cluster as an airport, we will master the core concepts of Kubernetes. Note: I will be referring to Kubernetes as K8S Core Components Fundamentally, Kubernetes (K8s) consists of two core components: the Control Plane and
Master the essential Linux commands for managing files and directories. In this post, we’ll walk through the most important Linux commands for navigating, organizing, and manipulating the file and directories of Linux/Unix based operating system—tools every DevOps professional should have in their toolkit. Linux file and directory commands explained using screenshots, command format and examples
YAML has most certainly become a foundational skill for DevOps engineers these days and is being used extensively with tools like Kubernetes, Ansible, Docker Compose, and CI/CD pipelines. In this comprehensive YAML tutorial for DevOps engineers, you’ll learn how to read, write, and structure YAML files effectively. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to
Best dockerfile tutorial for Devops & MLOps Engineers.. Helps you prepare for interviews as well as quick reference for your day to day work.
This tutorial acts as a reference to the Docker commands i use everyday and will be good to keep handy if you are a devops/MLOps Engineer. Hoping it helps you all too. IMPORTANT:1. We need dockerhub account to install docker 2. If running command on Linux/Unix OS, you need to add your user account to