DevOps Certification

[Afzal Khan]

Hi All,

Please let me know the devops certification I can do to boost my Career.

And also if aws certified developer - associate help.

Thanks,

Afzal

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[gaurav chaturvedi]

Hello Afzal, 

   It probably does not help that companies like Amazon have started calling their certifications " AWS certified devops engineer" 

Please let me know the devops certification I can do to boost my Career.

Did you by any chance mean system administration certifications? 

For Windows I have heard good things about Microsoft's MCSA certification, for linux you could try Redhat's RHCE. I don't hold any certification so take my advice with a grain of salt do research them first. 

And also if aws certified developer - associate help.

AWS's certification will help you in certain cases. For example if your company was entirely based in AWS then their certifications would be helpful. 

I would say, only get the 'AWS certified cloud practitioner' certification. If its not required in your current situation. 

[James Litton]

As a hiring manager, I agree with Gaurav. I am quick to dismiss
resumes that list certificates. Taking course work to learn about new
technologies is an important way to maintain and extend your
proficiencies, but I look for a solid academic background(BS/MS in
Math/CS/Engineering) and/or good progressive experience in the field.
I am partial to people who have worked in a DevOps environment(on a
team with software engineers, systems/production/infrastructure
engineers and potentially QA/Release, if those are considered separate
roles) in the past, preferably running a large website or SaaS
service.

A typical background for someone who does not have a formal education
typically looks like a progression from helpdesk->NOC/support
L2->Systems Admin->Systems/Infra Engineer(maybe on a dedicated
team)->Systems Engineer on a DevOps Team running interesting things.
This is not a hard and fast rule, but expect to spend some time
building your background in those areas if this the type of role you
think you want in the future.

[Stuart Davis]

Hi Afzal! 

You can do the certification courses from where I did ! Tetra is famous for effective DevOps courses! You can pick the ones you like. 

For AWS: you can visit this site: AWS courses. I took the Master Class Course Series and it helped me in my career. Let me know if you need any other details. 

Best, 

Stuart

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[Prakash Parmar]

Hey Afzal,

There are serval devops certification cources are avilable in the market, also there are many private organization are there who provide the certifications.

Here are the best sources for learning DevOps,

• 1. Free DevOps Foundation Course (LinkedIn Learning)
• 2. Microsoft Professional Certification in DevOps (edX)
• 3. Architecting with Google Cloud Platform (Coursera)
• 4. Master Jenkins CI For DevOps and Developers (Udemy)
• 5. Docker Technologies for DevOps and Developers (Udemy)
• 6. Learn DevOps: The Complete Kubernetes Course (Udemy)
• 7. Learn DevOps: Infrastructure Automation With Terraform (Udemy)

Hope this answer will helpful for you.

Regards,

Prakash,

DevOps Solutions Engineer at Cuelogic

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[Nathaniel Eliot]

Like several others, I'm leery of certificates. I've got a good career, and never gotten one.

Some alternatives to certificates:
- Startups will put you to work on things well outside your current resume, in exchange for paying you less than an experienced equivalent. Nerdy excitement and good communication skills help here.

- Lambda School offers a 30 week course, with a payment plan based upon their ability to get you work afterward (17% of income for two years once you're making $50K+, capped at $30K). Whether that's valuable depends on where you're at in your career.

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[Kris Buytaert]

On Wed, 2018-12-12 at 22:30 -0800, Prakash Parmar wrote:
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Gentle reminder that there is no such thing as a Devops Certification,

Everybody claiming to sell you one is running a Scam for your money.
Everyone claiming to be certified doesn't understand what Devops is about
And Everybody who requires you to be certified in order to get a job is clearly showing that there will be no devops mindset in their organisation.


greetings

Kris

[Aleksey Tsalolikhin]

Dont' forget that LPI has a DevOps Tools Engineer certification (focusing specifically on tooling).  https://www.lpi.org/standoutindevops

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On Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 11:16:20 PM UTC+5:30, Afzal Khan wrote: