It always fascinates me how DevOps is changing the traditional I.T. industry, since I started learning Docker as a hobby I couldn’t imagine how amazed I was learning that Docker can save a lot of time and resources by just writing a single line. One thing leads to another and I was learning all about the DevOps tools, Ansible, Kubernetes, Helm. I started looking into the ways where all these DevOps tools, mixed and match together addressed real-life problems.

For my first professional contract, I was hired as a Desktop and Network analyst, which taught me more about Security, let it be network security, Internet security, Endpoint security, or Application security. My current job as DevOps Engineer at Ericsson is giving me the insight that I need in order to know how DevOps work in real life. In no time I started working over issues that taught me more in months than what I learned in years. Communication was one of the important aspects of this job, let it be verbal or written. I need to constantly learn and develop myself, which is one of the best things the profession has to offer.