Will and Jonathan discuss how to get started with a career in DevOps and how companies can get things started at your company with DevOps.

“Is it a good idea to look for specifically DevOps roles, or other positions like sys admin, engineer, etc?”

“How do we cope with the expectation that we need to be learning new DevOps technologies all the time?” and other Q&A

Normally when we think of up-skilling, we think of taking a class. But what if you never use that knowledge? A knowledge option is a tool to reduce this risk.

In this article, my goal is to clear up some confusion about “DevOps”, and provide some pointers for those who want to learn more.

"What is the RGB color code for yellow?" and other actual questions I actually got during the worst SRE interview of my life.

If you have less than 5 years experience, you're in good company. If you have more than 5 years experience, with great power comes great responsibility.

What I think is more important than a résumé's length is that the first half of the first page tells me: What role are you looking for, and what level of experience do you have?

Erik Dietrich is the author of "The Expert Beginner", which expands on the Dreyfus model of skill acquisition with the addition of the "Expert Beginner", one who stops learning, incorrectly believing they have achieved expert level.

The existence of a "rock star" engineer is a strong indicator of organizational dysfunction.

What job should you choose out of school? Choose a one based on which will help you achieve your personal career goals.