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DevOps Learning & Tools FAQs
Essential tools and learning guide
What tools are used in DevOps?
Common DevOps tools include:
- Git – source code management
- Docker – containerization
- Kubernetes – container orchestration
- Jenkins – CI/CD automation
- Terraform – infrastructure as code
- Prometheus & Grafana – monitoring
What is CI/CD in DevOps?
CI/CD stands for:
- Continuous Integration – automatically testing and merging code
- Continuous Delivery/Deployment – automatically deploying applications
CI/CD helps reduce manual errors and speeds up releases.
Is Kubernetes mandatory for DevOps?
Yes. Kubernetes has become a core requirement for DevOps roles because most companies deploy containerized applications using Kubernetes.
How long does it take to learn DevOps?
Typical learning timelines:
- Basics: 1–2 months
- Intermediate tools + projects: 3–4 months
- Job-ready level: 5–6 months (with hands-on practice)
Do I need coding for DevOps?
Basic scripting knowledge is required:
- Bash (mandatory)
- Python (recommended)
DevOps does not require advanced development skills, but automation is essential.
What projects should a DevOps learner do?
Good DevOps projects include:
- CI/CD pipeline for a web app
- Dockerizing an application
- Kubernetes deployment on AWS
- Infrastructure provisioning using Terraform
- Monitoring setup with alerts
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