Ok. I just finished my first DevOps bootcamp. Lots of fun! I see that bigger picture…my journey to cloud engineering and architecture. After completing labs it feels really promising to continue. Definitely hit some walls and test my skills to find solutions and understand the tools and processes. Continuing with more deeper challenges. Projects!! Running my proxmox labs and picking up some projects to work on. For cloud i need a playground to practice, the doing helps to retain the concepts. If someone has some suggestions for projects, sources, i will definitely appreciate some project ideas. I notice i definitely need to continue working on my Linux and python shops. Appreciate any insight!! Cheers amigos!

Has anyone here implemented local storage with Longhorn via Talos? It looks like previous declaration methods were deprecated and now you have to start with a custom Talos ISO to implement iSCi tools and kernel module first. Any info would be appreciated as I’m still finding my feet!

Hello friends! What have you been working on this week? Learning for a cert? Building a project? Or enjoying holiday? Share it below! :) I've been working on YouTube videos and hope to finish two of them next week.

Did a poll on YouTube this morning. At one point, 5% of people said Linux isn’t required for DevOps. I go deep on this in my DevOps Roadmap and other YouTube videos, but let me save you some time: 💻 If you want to work in DevOps, you need to know Linux. Not casually. Not surface-level. Actually know it. ☁️ Every cloud provider 🐳 Every container 🏢 Every real-world job They all run on it. It’s not a bonus skill. It’s the foundation. If you’re skipping Linux, you’re skipping the job. Why do you personally think Linux matters?