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Application version manager ABC is on a sprint spree and their development team is continuously rolling out new features and fixing bugs. The DevOps team now ne

6 person team, i carry the pager most weeks cuz nobody else wants it. last tuesday 11pm i get paged, payment latency climbing, checkouts timing out. normally th

What is the best devops project you made as a fresher from college.. Mine was end to end devops project of a Ecom site -- Infra with terraform, CICD with DevSec

Sharing this for anyone interested in platform engineering, Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies. Cloud Native Heidelberg is hosting a hybrid meetup coverin

Today, I passed CKA with 88% and wrote a

Am I just an old man yelling at clouds, or has DevOps become incredibly boring? I know building technical solutions is not supposed to exist purely for my enter

Curious how many of you have actually deployed automated runbooks for incident remediation — not just detection and alerting, but the full loop through to fix a

Hi everyone, I'm looking for some honest feedback on my current self-hosted architecture. I have a feeling I may have made some poor design decisions, so I'd re

Setting up test automation in CI is easy, making devs look at and trust the results is the hard part Coverage numbers that look great on paper but the team trea

So let me tell the context first, I have an kubernetes environment for production, and for like shared storage solution, I have installed nfs-utils and use the

Hi I am in a new role where they use Github for all their repos. I have been using Gitlab exlusively the past 5 years. For CI/CD in my previous role we had a ce

I have a frontend/backend working fine when I use any browser. When I emulate a phone in Chrome, it all works. But any request to the backend as phone in Firefo

Working as devops engineer from last 3 years in states, mostly work on windows stack, azure devops, yaml pipeline. Recently worked with setting up sonarqube &am

I have been bit hard in the past when joining an org that moved too slowly for my tastes. Took two weeks to get anything deployed, and if a deployment screwed u

Kubernetes is a great platform, but it can be expensive and may be more than what’s needed for many medium-sized organizations. What are the common alternatives

Hey r/devops , welcome to our weekly self-promotion thread! Feel free to use this thread to promote any projects, ideas, or any repos you're wanting to share. P

This is a summary of their blog post on how they assigned owners to over 14,000 internal repos when as of early 2025, less than half had a clear owner. It becam

This is a writeup I probably should have done months ago. Sharing in case the query saves someone else from finding this the hard way. **Background** Standard m

our self-healing code loop actually cut our incident volume i run platform for a team of nine and i was loud about self-healing code being marketing nonsense. c

I always heard that in the Indian market AWS has more jobs, is it still the same case submitted by /u/0diyammabadava [link] [comments]</a

I am trying to think about coding agents less like chatbots and more like automation workers with tokens. For read-only work, I want low friction. Let the agent

Hello! I've been wanting to ask but the amount of "AI slop" comments has been making me second guess. Anyway. Just curious if I'm jumping in over my head. My ba

I’m a junior DevOps engineer and I’ve never had the chance to use Kubernetes at work. I’d like to learn it, but almost every job posting I see asks for people w

I’m researching how engineers make safer production changes. Many teams now use strategies like automated tests, regression tests, canary releases, automated ro