Blog by Aniruddha

It was the end of March 2020, and I was a little scared. I had a production movement planned, and for team integration, I must be present in the office. It’s a story of that day, which is nearly 1.5 months earlier, the Covid-19 lockdown already declared. And some of my colleagues decided to reach very early in the morning, finish everything, and then come back home. I was at the bus stop; few buses were coming and all of those will not go till the end destination. I unknowingly, almost step inside a bus, and the conductor ceased me, asking where I wanted to go. I got a kick and he told me that he’ll not go till SEZ area, and he warned me about the lockdown condition. With a half an hour waiting, thanks to God, I took a bus and got terrified just when I was in the middle of the crowd, I saw, mostly half of them had their masks on. I was getting more scared and already started remembering God. One of the Lady sitting in the front seat was talking to her mother, asking that br

The most necessary and well-discussed topic was, why should I learn DevOps….. Most of the tech guys like me prefer to introduce myself as a Scrum specialist, Agile developer or maybe the latest term “Fullstack Developer”. Well, what I want to say that, all these impressive adjectives are basically referring to those who work within the periphery of DevOps. DevOps is Dev(development) and Ops(operation), that we all know. We know that it’s a culture, but when the question arises, what should I learn, become a DevOps cultured geek, I found myself into tons of Certifications, billions of tools, trillions of methodologies. Not a joke, but if you fall under a situation like me, when Corporate pushing me to become DevOps cultured, but I feared about Exams(it’s a childhood phobia I adopted :P), rather practically implement something worthy, or at least tried it, I became aware at the end that, this someone already had achieved, I should try something new. To study DevOps, I think, i