[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]

@livingdevops Akhilesh Mishra

Akhilesh Mishra's recent activity is not available, however, based on general trends in the DevOps community, the focus is shifting from tool-specific knowledge like Kubernetes, Docker, and Terraform to more practical, project-based learning and real-world problem-solving skills. There is also an emphasis on understanding the business side of cloud engineering, including cost implications and financial management. Additionally, the field is moving beyond just technical skills, with a growing need for DevOps engineers to design robust systems and ensure smooth application deployment and infrastructure scaling.

Engagements: XXXXXX #

X Week XXXXXX -XX%
X Month XXXXXXX -XX%
X Months XXXXXXXXX +160%
X Year XXXXXXXXX +3,438,483%

Mentions: XX #

X Month XX -XX%
X Months XXX +875%
X Year XXX +10,525%

Followers: XXXXXX #

X Week XXXXXX +2%
X Month XXXXXX +20%
X Months XXXXXX +531%

CreatorRank: XXXXXXX #

Social Influence

Social category influence technology brands finance social networks stocks

Social topic influence azure #409, shell #553, all you, python, if you, $0month, static, inflation, github, laptop

Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by @prateekjaindev @techyoutbe @awscloud @grok @nebulousair @jaydeepkarale @gingerdisruptif @devopscube @abhiaiden @mufaddalvohra @elonmuskaoc @dwriteway @quora @bullsharkbruce @adetunjiadepit2 @iamay0bami @jothamarinze @dhruvrathee @jayg2309 @robertfenney

Top Social Posts

Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours

"- Linux is free. - Docker is free. - Kubernetes is free. - Git and Github are free. - GitHub Actions is free. - Python is free. - AWS GCP Azure are free (limited use). - Terraform is free. - ArgoCD and Flux are free. - Prometheus and Grafana are free. Your laptop and internet connection: Thats all you need to start. No expensive bootcamps. No fancy certifications. Just you your determination and these free tools. While others are complaining about job markets and layoffs DevOps engineers are getting multiple offers. Companies are desperate for people who can automate deploy and manage"
X Link 2025-09-24T18:11Z 15.1K followers, 658.4K engagements

"Stop collecting AWS certifications thinking thats how you learn cloud. If you are just starting to learn AWS here are X beginner-friendly AWS projects that will teach you more than any shiny certification will. And you can do it on your own: Project 1: Static Website on S3 Host a simple site for $0/month plus learn bucket policies CloudFront integration and why public buckets are dangerous. Project 2: EC2 Web Server Launch an instance and deploy a small app while discovering security groups SSH keys and why you need load balancers. Project 3: File Backup System Upload and retrieve files in S3"
X Link 2025-12-02T18:51Z 15.1K followers, 27.6K engagements

"- . A few years back I was earning a modest salary at a top MNC. Despite 8+ years of experience I had spent five years seeing minimal growth stuck in a comfortable but limiting position. After getting married I became increasingly worried about managing life with rising inflation. My plan was cautious - switch jobs for a XX% hike then after a year switch again for another XX% increase. This felt realistic for someone with my background. I studied hard for 3-4 months updated my resume and began receiving interview calls. When asked about expectations I timidly requested 1.5X of my current"
X Link 2025-12-06T12:50Z 15.1K followers, 42K engagements

"Fundamental Concepts Every DevOps Engineer Should Know Because They Don't Really Change - Linux fundamentals - Networking basics (TCP/IP DNS load balancing) - Container fundamentals (not just Docker commands) - Infrastructure as Code principles - CI/CD pipeline patterns - Immutable infrastructure - GitOps methodology - Monitoring vs observability - Security by design (least privilege IAM roles) - Configuration management patterns - Stateful vs stateless applications - Blue-green vs canary deployments - Service discovery patterns - Secrets management best practices - Disaster recovery planning"
X Link 2025-11-30T19:04Z 15K followers, 10K engagements

"Most know terraform init and terraform apply but they get stuck when asked real production questions. Here are X questions that show the difference. Question 1: Your team grows from X to XX people. What breaks Everything breaks. Everyone has state files on their laptop. Two people run apply at the same time and the state file gets messed up. Someone deletes their local file and everything is gone. You need state in S3 with versioning and locking. Encrypt it because passwords sit there. Ive seen teams lose X days because corrupted state had no backup. Question 2: Whats = 1.5.7 vs 1.5.7 = lets"
X Link 2025-11-27T12:58Z 15K followers, 6832 engagements

"A client asked: Can you reduce our AWS RDS costs I looked at their setup. Found databases with 600GB allocated but only 80GB used. Another with 400GB allocated 120GB used. They had over-provisioned storage just in case. Cost: $1000+ wasted every month. Someone asked: What if the business grows They might need that space. I answered: We analyzed the application patterns understood database growth and they had X test environments that definitely didnt need that much storage. Also AWS has RDS storage autoscaling. You configure it based on near-future load projections and it handles growth"
X Link 2025-12-04T08:48Z 15K followers, 14.4K engagements

"One of my student recently went through an interview that covered a wide range of topics and I wanted to share some of the questions I encountered. X. Day-to-Day Activities as a DevOps Engineer X. Project Architecture: - Can you describe the architecture of your current project X. Exposing Backend and Frontend to the Internet: - How is the backend and frontend deployment exposed to the internet X. Current CI/CD Workflow: - Can you describe your current CI/CD workflow X. Dockerfile Explanation: - What are the actual things happening in a Dockerfile What do you specify and what is the purpose"
X Link 2025-12-04T08:49Z 15.1K followers, 11.1K engagements

"You've watched every 'DevOps Zero to Hero' video out there. You've completed multiple Udemy courses. Yet somehow those interview rejections keep coming. Watching someone deploy a simple app to AWS or set up a basic Jenkins pipeline isn't enough. Real DevOps is messy. It's: - That X AM production issue where your EKS cluster is throwing mysterious errors - Figuring out why your Terraform state is locked after a failed deployment - Debugging why your microservices can't communicate despite following all the 'tutorial steps' - Dealing with configuration conflicts that no YouTube video ever"
X Link 2025-12-04T20:59Z 15.1K followers, 7193 engagements

"@devopscube You cannot do much with a base Alpine image in real-world production use cases. They are just good for fictional posts like this one"
X Link 2025-12-05T07:33Z 15K followers, XXX engagements

"@PrateekJainDev Personal blog should go to wordpress + cheap hosting( not more than $XX per month"
X Link 2025-12-08T19:14Z 15K followers, XXX engagements

"The worst thing about creating content on Instagram is that You end up consuming unnecessary toxic content"
X Link 2025-12-09T19:02Z 15K followers, XXX engagements

"Shell scripting is the one skill that separates DevOps engineers who panic during incidents from those who fix them in minutes. I spent X years in Linux before I got into DevOps. I wrote a minimalistic ebook on Linux shell scripting that will give you enough knowledge to start writing any shell scripts I'm giving it away for free. Follow me + retweet + comment "Living devops" and I'll send you the ebook in DM"
X Link 2025-10-07T14:38Z 15.1K followers, 293.8K engagements

"These Linux commands helped me most in last XX years of IT career Daily stuff: ps aux grep process - Find that sneaky process lsof -i :port - Who's hogging that port df -h - The classic "we're out of space" checker netstat -tulpn - Network connection detective kubectl get pods grep -i error - K8s trouble finder Log related commands: tail -f /var/log/* - Real-time log watcher journalctl -fu service-name - SystemD log stalker grep -r "error" . - The error hunter zcat access.log.gz grep "500" - Compressed log ninja less +F - The better tail command Container cli: docker ps --format '.Names"
X Link 2025-10-21T04:50Z 15.1K followers, 127.9K engagements

"DevOps Architect Interview at Atlassian Round X Infra Kubernetes and Cloud Patterns (45 mins) Design a multi-tenant EKS cluster with isolation across dev QA and prod with no noisy neighbors. Whats your approach to managing 10+ Kustomize overlays without drift or duplication Explain how youd secure cross-region S3 replication and validate data integrity at scale. What happens when systemd hits a failing unit in a containerized node How would you auto-recover Walk through your strategy to detect & mitigate pod-to-pod lateral movement inside a cluster. How do you perform zero-downtime upgrades"
X Link 2025-12-02T09:56Z 15.1K followers, 70.2K engagements

"Most people use grep to search files. I use it to survive X AM production fires. grep "error" logfile.txt - Finds "error" in a file. grep -i "error" logfile.txt Ignores case while searching. grep -r "TODO" /project/Searches - through entire directories. grep -n "function" - Shows line numbers with results. grep -v "debug" logfile.txt - Shows everything except "debug" lines. grep -c "warning" logfile.txt - Counts how many matches found. grep -w "cat" animals.txt - Matches whole words only. grep -C X "exception" logfile.txt - Shows X lines before and after match. *grep "import" .py - Searches"
X Link 2025-12-02T11:49Z 15.1K followers, 15.6K engagements

"Linux find commands saved me XX hours of manual searching"
X Link 2025-12-04T14:53Z 15.1K followers, 31.4K engagements

"They say - DevOps is dead SRE is dead. - AI agents will be managing/troubleshooting your Kubernetes clusters. - Infrastructure-as-Code will be fully automated - CI/CD pipelines will be built and managed by AI I've been hearing these dramatic predictions since ChatGPT launched. After X years of actually using AI( their top models) in my daily work I can tell you this: the reality is very different from the headlines. Yes AI can write Terraform code(not production ready though) kubernetes manifest(incomplete) basic pipelines and scripts people already posted in github stack overflow. But try"
X Link 2025-12-07T21:07Z 15.1K followers, 14.5K engagements

"DevOps Interview Questions - Kubernetes Observability Q1: Walk me through your logging architecture. A: Sidecar pattern. Main container writes to shared volume. Fluentd reads and sends to CloudWatch then OpenSearch. X days in OpenSearch XX days CloudWatch rest in S3. Q2: Why OpenSearch instead of CloudWatch A: CloudWatch is slow and expensive at scale. OpenSearch is fast for massive datasets. Better for incident response. Q3: Logs vs metrics A: Logs = what happened. Metrics = how it's performing. Metrics show the fire. Logs show where it started. Q4: Prometheus vs Grafana A: Prometheus"
X Link 2025-12-08T20:28Z 15.1K followers, 8754 engagements

"The DevOps roadmap everyone shares on LinkedIn is broken. Here's a realistic 6-month roadmap that will get your Devops job in 2026. (Already helped 200+ folks in 2025) Month 1: Foundation (Linux + Networking + Git) - Master Linux commands you'll use daily - Learn networking basics (DNS TCP/IP firewalls) - Get comfortable with shell scripting - Learn Git for version control Month 2: Cloud + Containers - Start with AWS (EC2 S3 VPC IAM RDS) - Learn Docker containerization - Understand Docker Compose for multi-container apps - Focus on one cloud platform deeply not surface-level knowledge of all"
X Link 2025-12-09T10:42Z 15.1K followers, 23K engagements

"As a Devops engineer you're not supposed to memorize everything. - Not every Linux command. - Not every Docker flag. - Not every Kubernetes manifest syntax. - Not every Terraform resource block. - Not every AWS service (they have 200+ services). Here's what actually matters: - Understanding how things connect. - How a request flows through your infrastructure. -How containers talk to each other. - How your code goes from Git to production. - Why is your app suddenly slow at X AM"
X Link 2025-12-11T10:31Z 15.1K followers, 21.2K engagements