I’m delighted to share that I’ve recently landed a new role as a Platform Engineer. The journey here wasn’t easy, life brought some tough challenges along the way, but perseverance and continuous learning carried me through. A big part of that learning came from this community. One of the courses offered here not only strengthened my skills but also played a key role in helping me land this opportunity. I’m deeply grateful for the support, resources, and inspiration this community provides. Thank you @Mischa van den Burg and the rest of the people behind for creating a space where growth and encouragement truly make a difference. Cheers!

Linux is not just an OS It is your foundation for real troubleshooting and automation Here are commands I still use all the time And how they help when things break 📂 ls — list files 🚶cd — move between folders 🗺️ pwd — see where you are 📄 touch — create empty files 📁 mkdir — make new directories 🗑️ rm — delete old logs and junk 📦 cp — copy files safely 🚚 mv — move or rename files 🐱 cat — read configs fast 🔍 grep — search logs for errors 🔐 chmod — fix permissions 🦸 sudo — run as root when you must 📊 ps — check what is running 📈 top — monitor CPU and memory live 📊 df — check disk space 🌐 ifconfig / ip addr — view network settings 🏓 ping — test connectivity 🔐 ssh — connect to remote servers 📦 tar — compress backups 📖 man — read the manual when stuck 🧩 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗯𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗺 𝘁𝗼𝗼 ps aux | grep nginx — find processes tar czf backup.tar.gz /etc && scp backup.tar.gz server — quick backup and copy Save these and you will script faster Troubleshoot production with confidence And stay calm when things go sideways at 3am 🐧 What is your most used Linux command? Share it below 👇

Whether you're transitioning from another tech role or entering the industry fresh, what's the #1 obstacle standing between you and your DevOps career? Is it a specific technical skill? Understanding the job market? Knowing where to focus your learning? Share your challenge below - sometimes just putting it into words can help clarify your next steps!

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