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Amrut Patil

1y ago

Starting from scratch in DevOps can be daunting, but a structured plan can make it manageable.

Here’s a 30-day guide to help you get started, even if you’re not technical.

Let’s dive in! 🧵↓

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Amrut Patil

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1/ Day 1-5: Understand DevOps Basics

Learn the core concepts of DevOps:

• collaboration

• automation, and

• continuous delivery

Start with book resources like “The Phoenix Project” and the DevOps Handbook.

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2/ Day 6-10: Set Up Your Dev Environment

• Install Git and learn basic commands (clone, commit, push).

• Set up a GitHub account and create a repository.

• Install VS Code and explore its features.

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3/ Day 11-15: Learn Continuous Integration (CI)

• Understand CI concepts: automating the testing and integration of code changes.

• Set up a CI pipeline with GitHub Actions to run tests on code pushes.

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4/ Day 16-20: Explore Continuous Delivery (CD)

• Learn about CD: automating the deployment of code to production.

• Create a CD pipeline using GitHub Actions to deploy your app to Heroku.

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5/ Day 21-25: Master Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

• Understand IaC: managing infrastructure through code with tools like Terraform.

• Install Terraform and follow tutorials to create a simple infrastructure setup.

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6/ Day 26-30: Build a Real-World DevOps Project

• Choose a simple web app project.

• Set up a GitHub repository with CI/CD and Terraform for infrastructure.

• Implement and deploy your application to a cloud provider like Heroku.

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Amrut Patil

1y ago

Continue learning advanced topics like Docker, Kubernetes, and monitoring tools like Prometheus and Grafana.

Happy DevOps learning!

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