Frontend DevOps: mi mapa de recursos
Pasar de Frontend Engineer a DevOps Engineer implica aprender un montón de cosas nuevas: infraestructura, redes, contenedores, CI/CD, y una forma distinta de pensar los sistemas. En este post recopilo los links, cursos y artículos que más me ayudaron durante mi transición, organizados para que no tengas que perder tiempo buscando por tu cuenta como me pasó a mí. Links de recursos 🆓 Gratis 90…
Transitions from a Frontend Engineer role to a DevOps Engineer position require acquiring a substantial amount of new knowledge, including infrastructure, networking, containers, CI/CD practices, and a different way of thinking about systems. This article compiles the links, courses, and articles that helped the most during my own transition, organized to save you time from searching on your own like I did.
Resources:
- Roxs YouTube channel (AWS Hero) with a 90-day DevOps course
- TechWorld with Nana Pelado
- The Cloud Resume Challenge
- DevOps Projects course
- Introduction to Linux course (LinuxFoundationX)
- AWS Builder Center
- AWS Skill Builder
- Michael Cade's 90 Days of DevOps course
- KodeKloud Academy Cloud Practitioner Course by Stéphane Maarek
- AWS Cloud Quest: Cloud Practitioner course
Communities:
- Join LATAM communities focused on Cloud and DevOps, especially those for women. These communities provide free or affordable courses shared by members, as well as people going through the same journey, offering support, sharing experiences, and learning together. This makes the process easier and more motivating compared to learning alone.
Communities in LATAM:
- AWS Girls UY meetup
- AWS Women In Cloud Buenos Aires meetup
- AWS User Group Montevideo
- AWS Women In Cloud Buenos Aires meetup
- Mujeres IT (Uruguay)
- Chicas En Tecnología (Argentina)
- AWS Women Colombia
- AWS Security Argentina
- AWS Girls User Group Chile
- AWS User Group Buenos Aires
- AWS Girls Perú
- AWS Security Users Group Latam
- Mujeres en Tech (Latam)
The author thanks the reader for their time and encourages them to continue learning, connecting, and sharing resources. They invite feedback and additional resources that were not included in the list.
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