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by empath75 2481 days ago
> 1) It will take you longer than you think 2) It will be harder than you imagined 3) It’s harder to find people who know it

Just so people have an idea of how hard it is to find people. I've got just about 1 year of experience getting kubernetes into production at a very large (multi-billion dollar) company. I have so many job offers coming in that I'm not even talking to companies offering less than 350k total comp. I don't have a college degree and 5 years ago I was making $50k a year. That might be just the generally bubble-ish nature of the tech industry right now, but if they're throwing around that kind of money for someone like me, I imagine that small shops have no way to compete.

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Any chance you'd be happy to elaborate on what your role is? Are you primarily part of a dev-ops team, or tackling Kubernetes as part of developing the product? Did you obtain CNCF certification / think there's much value in those?
devops and no certs.