Purpose
This blog is a personal learning blog where I document my journey of building DevOps skills in a structured and intentional way.
The goal is not to teach everything but to learn effectively, share progress, and create a clear path from fundamentals to real-world DevOps practice.
This is learning in public, with structure.
Learning Philosophy
The structure of this blog is inspired by Agile and Lean methodologies.
Instead of trying to learn everything at once, I focus on:
- small, incremental improvements
- fast feedback loops
- continuous refinement
- learning driven by real outcomes, not theory
Each topic is treated as an iteration, not a final destination.
Scope & Filtering Principle
This blog follows a strict filtering rule:
If a topic does not directly support DevOps work, it is skipped or delayed.
The focus is on what is actually required to:
- run and operate services
- debug failures
- automate workflows
- support CI/CD and cloud environments
Deep theory, legacy practices, and low-impact details are intentionally excluded.
Series Structure
Each post in this blog follows a consistent pattern:
- Objective – what problem this topic should help solve
- Minimum required concepts – only what’s necessary
- Practical usage – how it shows up in real DevOps work
- Checkpoint – what I should be able to do before moving on
This keeps learning focused, measurable, and repeatable.
Progress & Iteration Model
Progress is tracked through:
- clear milestones
- checkpoints instead of completion
- revisiting topics when gaps appear
Earlier topics may be refined as new tools and contexts (Docker, Cloud, CI/CD) are introduced.
Learning is iterative, not linear.
Audience Alignment
This blog is for:
- developers moving toward DevOps
- engineers who value practical learning
- anyone interested in structured, outcome-driven skill building
This blog is not:
- a full Linux or DevOps tutorial
- a certification guide
- a deep-theory reference
I’m sharing a journey, not claiming mastery.
What Comes Next and upcoming
The next posts will start with foundational DevOps dependencies and build forward step by step.
Each series begins with defining what is necessary — and intentionally stopping there.
DevOps Series Dashboard
This dashboard shows the current and upcoming DevOps tools I’m focusing on.
It reflects an Agile learning flow — focus shifts, nothing is “finished”.
| Order | Tool / Area | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Linux | Active |
| 2 | Scripting | Upcoming |
| 3 | Git | Upcoming |
| 4 | Docker | Upcoming |
| 5 | Cloud | Upcoming |
| 6 | CI/CD Pipelines | Upcoming |
| 7 | Terraform | Upcoming |
| 8 | Monitoring & Logs | Upcoming |
To check my live snapshot of my DevOps learning roadmap, click here.
DevOps is not about knowing everything.
It’s about knowing what matters — and improving continuously.
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