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Anonymous retweeted
Have you ever thought there is nothing really to learn in Terraform
You just need to understand:
> How resources, variables, outputs, and modules work
> How state works and why it matters
> How Terraform builds the dependency graph
> How "plan" and "apply" actually behave
> How to read provider documentation
> How to structure reusable modules
> How to manage environments and remote state
> How to avoid destroying production by mistake
That's it
Anonymous retweeted
You write a VPC module once. Now every team, every environment, every project uses the exact same code.
No more copy-paste Terraform files drifting into different versions. No more "wait, why does this VPC have 3 subnets and that one has 2?" No more arguing about what a best-practice VPC looks like.
You define it once. You use it 100 times.
Modules turn messy copy-paste infrastructure into standardized building blocks. Input variables control what changes.
Outputs expose what matters. Everything else is hidden complexity that the user doesn't need to see.
A good module feels invisible to the user. It just works.
Raw Terraform scales terribly. Your code balloons. Best practices scatter. Teams reinvent the wheel. Modules scale infinitely.
One person defines the pattern. Everyone else composes services from building blocks.
This is how infrastructure scales with teams.
Write once. Use everywhere. Repeat.
ALT terraform module
Anonymous retweeted
5 DevOps games every DevOps Engineer should play.
Stop watching endless tutorials. Start solving real problems.
🐧 SadServers: Linux & troubleshooting
🌳 Oh My Git: Git
☸️ Killercoda: Kubernetes & Docker
🔐 OverTheWire: Linux & security
🚀 DevOps Games: DevOps & engineering decisions
Learn by breaking things. Fix them. Get better.
🔗 All links in the 1st comment 👇
Anonymous retweeted
> Joined CloudOps
> Took on-call
> Handled incidents
> Built automation
> Worked 10+ hours
> Appraisal came
> Devs got bigger hikes
> Started questioning career path
Infra is not underpaid everywhere.
Some companies treat SRE as support. Some treat it as core engineering.
Don't switch domains too early. Switch to a company where reliability actually matters.
Anonymous retweeted
Cursor is now part of @SpaceX.
Today, we have officially closed our acquisition. We will join the @SpaceXAI team to help make Grok the world's most useful AI and improve Grok Build, Grok Bot, Grok API, Cursor, and more.
SpaceX has built some of the most inspiring and impressive technology in the world, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to become part of such a special company. Onwards.
Anonymous retweeted
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Here are 16 FREE DevOps resources to go from Beginner → Job-Ready 👇
1. DevOps Roadmap
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3. DevOps Roadmap
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4. DevOps Engineer Roadmap
github.com/infosecsingh/D…
5. Dynamic DevOps Roadmap
github.com/DevOpsHiveHQ/d…
6. Awesome DevOps
github.com/wmariuss/aweso…
7. Awesome MLOps
github.com/kelvins/awesom…
8. DevOps Tools
github.com/techiescamp/de…
9. Jenkins
github.com/jenkinsci/jenk…
10. Terraform
github.com/hashicorp/terr…
11. Prometheus
github.com/prometheus/pro…
12. DevOps Projects
github.com/NotHarshhaa/De…
13. DevOps Projects Collection
github.com/techiescamp/de…
14. DevOps Project Ideas
roadmap.sh/devops/projects
15. Awesome MLOps
github.com/Pythondevelope…
16. LMOps
github.com/microsoft/LMOps
Learn the fundamentals.
Build real projects.
Deploy them.
Repeat. 🔥
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Anonymous retweeted
Before Kubernetes, I had one app running on a VM.
After Kubernetes, I have 12 YAML files, 4 services, 3 ingress rules, 2 dashboards and somehow I'm debugging 4 nodes now.
Anonymous retweeted
- 1,000+ real interview questions
- Questions from 85+ companies
- Recently asked interview questions in 2026
This GitHub repo is a goldmine for anyone preparing for DevOps interviews.
I've been a member of Abhishek Veermall's private Discord community for over a year.
Many of us actively interview at different companies and contribute the questions we encounter.
These aren't scraped from Google.
They're shared by candidates after real interviews, making this one of the most practical resources for interview preparation.
GitHub Repo Link in 1st Comment 👇
Anonymous retweeted
LEARN DEVOPS for FREE - COMPLETE DEVOPS TUTORIAL (19 Modules)
(Roadmap + Step by Step FREE Resources)
In this post, I am sharing 19 Resources (Available absolutely free) and are enough to master DevOps.
Just need to go through step by step & become DevOps Expert:
1. DevOps Pre-requisite
2. Networking
3. Linux
4. Shell scripting
5. Git & GitHub
6. Databases
7. Artifact Repository Manager
8. Docker
9. Jenkins
10. AWS
11. SSH
- Mobaxterm
- Putty
12. Yaml
13. Kubernetes
14. Helm
15. Terraform
16. Python
17. Ansible
18. Prometheus
19. Grafana
Like, if you find this post helpful
Retweet, if you want to help others
Follow, for more quick content (to grow faster)
Keep Learning, that matters the most
Anonymous retweeted
DevOps Journey – From Easy to Extreme (Make your 2026 count)
• Linux Basics → Easy
• Git & GitHub → Easy
• Package Managers → Easy
• Basic Scripting (Bash) → Easy
• CI/CD Pipelines → Easy–Medium
• Docker → Easy–Medium
• Cloud Basics → Easy–Medium
• Basic Security Practices → Easy–Medium
• Networking Concepts → Medium
• Monitoring (Logs/Metrics) → Medium
• Load Balancing → Medium
• Infrastructure as Code (Terraform) → Medium
• Kubernetes → Hard
• IAM & Access Control → Hard
• High Availability Systems → Hard
• System Design → Very Hard
• Debugging Distributed Systems → Very Hard
• Production Outage Handling → Extreme
Most people learn tools.
Top 1% understand systems.
Anonymous retweeted
Meet Balwant Singh, who completed his B.Tech from Guru Jambheshwar University. This guy got only 46% in his 10th and 62% in his 12th, and he was not able to apply for a single job as the basic job criteria was above 60%.
He started with 1.8 LPA, and today he is a Senior Software Developer at Publicis Sapient, earning 30+ LPA 🔥.
After 10th, he did a polytechnic, and back then, he was interviewed by Nokia and Samsung. He cleared the initial rounds but was rejected during HR because of his 42% in 10th.
So, he did B.Tech and then M.Tech to cover his 10th and 12th marks so that people would look at his recent marks, but the same thing happened.
So, he started doing freelancing for 2K–3K and then started doing projects through references. Finally, he started his journey at 1.8 LPA and worked his way up to 30+ LPA at Publicis Sapient, a big MNC in the US.
He failed everywhere, but he never quit.
FYI check :-
linkedin.com/in/balwant-sing…
Anonymous retweeted
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☑️ MLOps ➟ madewithml. com
☑️ Machine Learning ➟ kaggle. com/learn
☑️ SQL ➟ w3schools. com/sql
☑️ AWS Cloud ➟ skillbuilder. aws
☑️ Docker ➟ learndocker. online
☑️ DevOps Basics ➟ devopscommunity. in
☑️ HTML ➟ html. com
☑️ CSS ➟ web. dev/learn/css
☑️ JavaScript ➟ javascript. info
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☑️ API Development ➟ rapidapi. com/learn
☑️ Git & Version Control ➟ git-scm. com/book
☑️ AI Fundamentals ➟ elementsofai. com
☑️ Web3 ➟ learnweb3. io
☑️ Blockchain ➟ cryptozombies. io
☑️ eBPF / Observability ➟ ebpf. io
☑️ Vue.js ➟ learnvue. co
☑️ Next.js ➟ nextjs. org/learn
☑️ Go ➟ learn-golang. org
☑️ Rust ➟ rust-lang. org/learn
☑️ PHP Best Practices ➟ phptherightway. com
☑️ Design Patterns ➟ refactoring. guru
☑️ Service Mesh / Cloud Native Infra ➟ solo. io/solo-academy
☑️ Cloud Native Ecosystem ➟ cncf. io
☑️ Open Source Community ➟ eddiehub. org
💡Focus on labs & basics for quick wins.
💡Learn ➟ Build ➟ Grow ➟ Repeat
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