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What is your goal?
Hello friends, Can I ask you a question? What is your main goal? What are you focusing on right now? 1. Share your goal below 2. Find someone with a similar goal and reply to him or her Let's support each other in this community! 🫡 Mischa
What is your goal?
2 likes • 17d
My main goal is a career in DevOps. To that end, currently studying Linux, bash, and CI/CD.
Building my homelab
Hi guys, I'm building my homelab with: - terraform to create the vms in my proxmox 9 - Ansible to install k8s in every single VM for masters and workes. What do you think about it?is there a best way to build a cluster k8s?
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I'm also in the early stages of homelab building. I'm interested in the hardware choices people here are making, and what is available on the reconditioned market on eBay (Dell Optiplex or IBM ThinkCentre? So many choices.).
Arch is good, Omarchy makes it a little better.
I've been running Arch Linux since start of this year and I've loved it. I previously had Fedora 32 and got frustrated because it kept breaking. Before that i was a SUSE guy (still love that distro) but that had issues too. Decided to try Arch and oh wow! it has been the most stable Linux distro i have ever run and there's probably an answer in the Arch wiki for most problems. Only issue i had was getting Wayland and Hyperland working. Then i discovered Omarchy. its essentially an install script but i think with their latest release its no also a full distro. Its the stability of Arch with Wayland+Hyperland working! I still recommend learning to do a proper Arch install, but if you have time or are just curious take a look at Omarchy. One other thing from using Ormarchy i was inspired so i'm currently learning how to write my own install and setup script.
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Omarchy is an exciting project, especially for pro Arch users with some experience under their belts. I'm of the opinion that you should definitely install Arch from scratch (without the installer script) at least several times, preferably 5-6x on your homelab or until you can do it in your sleep. But assuming you've done that, Omarchy is such a great out of the box Arch/Hyprland desktop experience. And yes, Omarchy 2.0 is now a legit distro, not just an installer script—it has its own repositories and ISO.
Be careful about choosing certifications and credentials (Udemy, &c.)
I know many of you will find this new Wall Street Journal article about certifications and skills credentials of interest: https://archive.is/mDv5T Key takeaways: "...most programs deliver few material returns, a new study finds." "These certificates, digital badges and other nondegree credentials have proliferated as more academic institutions and other providers spot a lucrative business." "Many credentials don’t provide a pay boost or lead to a career transition." "Just one in eight nondegree credentials delivered notable pay gains within a year of completion." And probably the biggest takeaway: "A lot of credentials are being designed based on a loose understanding of what it takes for somebody to get hired in the field."
5 likes • Aug 18
That's the biggest takeaway in the article. But the real, big picture takeaway is this: show your work!
3 likes • Aug 18
@Dane Barber Yeah, important to point out that I'm not anti-certification. But not all certs are created equal! I remember when I was younger, they told me I should get A+ certification. But I was already working as a sysadmin, managing email, passwords, etc. It didn't seem like there was much value in it since I was already doing the job.
New Free Course - How To Land A DevOps Job [MUST WATCH]
Hello friends, I’m excited to announce a brand new free course: How to Land a DevOps Job - Without a CS Degree or Previous Experience 👉 Access it now in the classroom --> [CLICK] In this course, I’ll walk you through my personal journey, from nurse to DevOps engineer, and how I went from facing daily rejections to landing job offers without ever needing to apply. I’ll also be sharing 3 proven frameworks that you can start using today to accelerate your own career change. Let’s make it happen : check it out and take the first step toward your new career! 🫡 Mischa
New Free Course - How To Land A DevOps Job [MUST WATCH]
0 likes • Aug 15
Very rarely do online tech courses talk about "learning how to learn" and how to study so I also appreciate that angle. People make so much more progress when they understand how the human brain retains information.
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DevOps engineer leveraging cloud technologies. Infrastructure as code. Automating all the things.

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