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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.
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Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"I heard about companies making candidates write Terraform Python and shell scripts from memory without access to goggle/documentation. Seriously who does this in 2025 In the real world even the most experienced DevOps engineers constantly refer to documentation while writing infrastructure code. It's not about memorizing syntax it's about understanding concepts and knowing how to find and apply the right solutions. These interview practices don't test real skills. They test memorization which isn't what makes someone good at their job. What matters is: - Problem-solving ability -"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-11T04:19Z 10.6K followers, 25.6K engagements
"Last X week has been crazy 4M+ Views 5.7k Followers Multiple viral tweets"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-11T06:10Z 10.6K followers, 2917 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 @livingdevops 2025-10-12T18:00Z 10.6K followers, 10.3K engagements
"If you have enjoyed my Shell scripting for Devops ebook then you will love my next one too. And this is on Terraform I am half way done through the Terraform ebook i have been writing for a while. I should have it ready for you guys soon"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-12T04:24Z 10.6K followers, 8208 engagements
"Your AWS bill is probably XX% higher than it needs to be. Here are XX ways to fix it: Right-size EC2 instances That m5.2xlarge at XX% CPU Downsize it. Use Spot Instances Up to XX% off for batch jobs CI/CD dev environments Buy Reserved Instances or Savings Plans Commit 1-3 years save up to XX% Delete unused EBS volumes & snapshots Forgotten resources bleeding money every month Enable S3 lifecycle policies Auto-archive old data to cheaper tiers Use S3 Intelligent-Tiering AWS moves data between tiers automatically Shut down idle RDS instances Staging DB running 24/7 when you use it X hours a"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-15T05:03Z 10.6K followers, 7414 engagements
"A lot of people ask me which cloud platform to start learning DevOps: AWS Azure GCP β πLet me break it down simply: π AWS (Amazon Web Services) - 32-35% market share - AWS has the most job opportunities but also the most competition. - AWS has been around the longest there are more skilled professionals in the market making it harder to stand out. - It offers the best learning resources with high-quality tutorials real projects and active Reddit communities. - 1-year free tier gives you plenty of time to learn without spending money. - Strong community support makes it easy to find help"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-10T12:28Z 10.6K followers, 9385 engagements
"Oracle laid off 12000 employees. TCS is forcing resignations even when people have active projects. When I saw this news that familiar wave of panic hit me. The same feeling I used to get years ago. Then I caught myself. If this happened to me tomorrow Id bounce back quickly. Not because Im special but because Ive been building something most people overlook: visibility. It started small. Medium blogs sharing what I was learning. Then LinkedIn last year. Twitter a few months back. I added mentoring on Topmate. Launched advanced DevOps cohorts teaching real-world projects. Started earning from"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-05T09:07Z 10.6K followers, 101.7K engagements
"You need to teach it your style. You can use projects feed it your content and style. It ll help. Also the best way to get the better results is using your personal touch. I edit the content in my way i feed it my writing sample from my Quora snd Medium ( i write before AI) content snd it works for me"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-06T07:39Z 10.6K followers, XXX engagements
"In my DevOps bootcamp last week we built a complex project on AWS ECS. AWS + Terraform + GitHub Actions + multi-environment setup π Architecture Overview: Application Stack: Flask + Nginx + Redis microservices Container Orchestration: ECS Fargate for X services Service Mesh: ECS Service Connect for inter-service communication Load Balancing: ALB with HTTPS listener DNS & SSL: Route53 + ACM for domain management Database: RDS PostgreSQL in private subnets Caching: Redis for session management & caching π Security & Best Practices: β
Multi-AZ deployment across X availability zones β
Private"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-03T04:59Z 10.6K followers, 10.6K engagements
"- 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 @livingdevops 2025-10-11T13:50Z 10.6K followers, 606.7K 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 @livingdevops 2025-10-15T00:15Z 10.6K followers, 41.9K engagements
"The Only Linux Command List You'll Need to Bookmark: Daily Heroes: 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 Warriors: 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 Whisperers: docker ps --format '.Names .Status' - Clean"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-03T13:33Z 10.6K followers, 100.1K engagements
"If I Were to Start Learning DevOps From Zero This Is How I Would Have Done It π«΅Here is the 6-month no-bullshit roadmap β
Month 1: Linux Networking Shell Scripting and Git Learn Linux commands (ls cd grep find) file permissions and process management. Master networking basics including TCP/IP DNS load balancers and firewalls. Build shell scripting skills with variables loops and functions. Complete Git essentials - clone commit push pull branching and merging. β
Month 2: Cloud Platforms and Containerization Focus on AWS fundamentals - EC2 instances S3 storage VPC networking IAM roles and"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-13T03:50Z 10.6K followers, 11.3K 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 @livingdevops 2025-10-07T14:38Z 10.6K followers, 285.2K engagements
"@DynamicMainland Aws X month trail account- $XXX - enough to learn anything in Kubernetes ( EKS) so stop making excuses. Do it already"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-11T16:48Z 10.6K followers, 12.6K engagements
"AWS has 200+ services. Most DevOps engineers use these XX daily and touch maybe 5-10 others occasionally. Networking: VPC - your private cloud network ALB - traffic distribution across servers Route53 - DNS and domain management Compute: EC2 - virtual servers ECS - Docker container orchestration EKS - managed Kubernetes Lambda - serverless functions Storage & Data: S3 - object storage that scales infinitely RDS - managed databases Operations: CloudWatch - monitoring logs alerts IAM - access control and permissions Focus on understanding how these XX services work together rather than"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-14T08:46Z 10.6K followers, 17.3K engagements
"I just sent my shell scripting ebook to over 1000 people across X LinkedIn and Substack. The response has been overwhelming. Im genuinely surprised and deeply humbled by how many of you wanted it. This has motivated me to write more ebooks on different DevOps topics. Do let me know in comments the topics you want me to create short ebooks. Thank you for the support. P.S. If I missed you just DM me and Ill send it your way"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-09T13:36Z 10.6K followers, 131.1K engagements
"Being a DevOps engineer is easy. You just need to learn a few technologies. How those few technologies look: β AWS Azure GCP π³ Docker Kubernetes Swarm π Vault Keycloak β Jenkins GitHub Actions Tekton π¦ Helm Terraform Ansible β ArgoCD Flux π Bash Powershell Python π Prometheus Grafana ELK .and XXX more you forgot existed π
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X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-03T08:23Z 10.6K followers, 13.4K engagements
"I'm building the largest database of real-world DevOps projects and resources for aspiring DevOps engineers. This includes: - Real-world AWS projects using Terraform & GitHub Actions - Docker implementation examples you can use - GCP and Azure projects for multi-cloud expertise - Kubernetes projects from simple to complex deployments I wish this had existed when I started my DevOps journey. It's already packed with practical hands-on projects that go beyond theory. Looking for collaborators who are passionate about DevOps and want to build something truly valuable for the community. Anyone"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-12T11:42Z 10.6K followers, 18.9K engagements
"Most people think DevOps means "I know AWS Kubernetes and Docker" then wonder why they can't land a job or excel in their role. Here's the reality check you need Excelling at DevOps is not: β Memorizing kubectl commands from Stack Overflow β Having AWS certifications but never touching production β Calling yourself "Senior" after X months with Jenkins β Being the person everyone pings at 3AM for outages β Building complex systems that only you understand π Companies don't need human documentation or personal heroes. They need systems that work without you. Real DevOps excellence is about: β
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X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-09T18:46Z 10.6K followers, 23.4K engagements
"Your Docker containers are slow bloated and vulnerable. And youre probably making the same mistakes XX% of engineers make in production. Take my advice and please Dont use latest tags instead use specific versions like node:18.17-alpine Dont build single-stage fat images; instead use multi-stage builds to get 50MB images instead of 800MB Dont run containers as root instead create a non-root user for security Dont copy everything with COPY . . instead use .dockerignore and specific COPY commands Dont let containers use unlimited resources instead set proper memory and CPU limits Dont deploy"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-08T20:57Z 10.6K followers, 115.7K engagements
"There are two ways to expose your microservices on AWS EKS with SSL. Some use ALB while others go with NLB Most teams pick one without understanding the trade-offs. Here's what you need to know: X. Application Load Balancer + AWS Certificate Manager The load balancer sits outside your cluster and handles everything at the HTTP layer. You get SSL termination at the ALB path-based routing and automatic certificate renewal through ACM. Install the AWS Load Balancer Controller in your cluster. Create an Ingress resource with ACM certificate annotations. The controller creates the ALB"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-06T15:41Z 10.6K followers, 9290 engagements
"- 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 @livingdevops 2025-09-24T18:11Z 10.6K followers, 648.7K engagements
"@EightBitElon Its free for you to learn Docker. I use it in my bootcamps my students use it for free. People build walls of all this"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-11T18:16Z 10.6K followers, 27.6K engagements
"4 years ago I was stuck in a Linux admin role making peanuts. Night shifts destroyed my health. Panic attacks became normal. Zero respect from management. Zero growth prospects. I felt worthless. Then I discovered DevOps. And X years later Salary went to 3x Built multiple passive income streams through content and courses Confidence replaced anxiety - I finally knew my worth Normal working hours gave me my life back Health improved without those brutal night shifts Companies started reaching out to me instead of me begging for interviews The transformation wasnt just professional. It was"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-10T05:56Z 10.6K followers, 10.1K engagements
"Last month I completed X years in KPMG. When Interviewed for KPMG these are the questions they asked. πRound 1: Coding Challenges π - Design and implement a Terraform module for a multi-tier application infrastructure with proper state management - Write a shell script to automate log rotation and system cleanup with error handling and notifications - Create a Python script for parsing and analyzing AWS CloudWatch metrics with data visualization πRound 2: Technical π - Design a highly available scalable architecture for a microservices application on AWS with auto-scaling and disaster"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-04T07:33Z 10.6K followers, 15K engagements
"You should also lookup the mess that comes with Jenkins. We have used Github Actions for very large projects with thousands of daily workflow run and it works well. Huge monorepo challenges are with Jenkins too thats why mega giants have their custom tools. XX% of usecases are solved better with Github Actions. You dont need XX third party tools most of it is well integrated with GH"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-15T10:15Z 10.6K followers, XXX engagements
"Google was running millions of containers before Docker even existed. Before Docker Linux cgroups were like a hidden superpower that almost nobody knew about. Google had been using cgroups extensively for years to manage their massive infrastructure long before containerization became a buzzword. Cgroups - a Linux kernel feature from 2007 that could isolate processes and control resources. But almost nobody knew it existed. The problem Cgroups were brutally complex and required deep Linux expertise to use. Then Docker arrived in 2013 and changed everything. Docker didnt invent containers or"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-08T19:35Z 10.6K followers, 24.2K engagements
"DevOps in plain English: β
Cloud: AWS/GCP/Azure cloud platforms Terraform infrastructure as code β
Scripting: Bash automation scripts Python complex automation β
Containers: Docker application packaging Kubernetes container orchestration β
CI/CD: Jenkins build automation GitHub Actions integrated pipelines ArgoCD CD tools for kubernetes β
Monitoring: Prometheus metrics collection Grafana data visualization β
Version Control: Git code versioning GitHub code collaboration β
Devsecops: checkov Terraform scans trivy docker image scanning sonarcube code scanning Thats XX% of what youll touch daily"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-07T05:24Z 10.6K followers, 64.7K engagements
"Getting into DevOps can be XXX% free and XXX% project-based These XX projects will teach you more than XXX YouTube videos. Blog links on Comments. X. Deploy a production-ready 3-tier application (React Flask Postgres) on AWS EKS with complete infrastructure setup X. Create a highly secure 3-tier infrastructure on AWS using Terraform with GitHub Actions for automated deployment X. Implement free self-managed SSL certificates for your Kubernetes applications running on AWS EKS X. Automate Lambda Layer management with a sophisticated pipeline using Terraform and GitHub Actions X. Establish"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-11T11:49Z 10.6K followers, 12.9K engagements
"@grapevinesoc Lets stay with cloud not going to buy a bunch of servers on my own. Let AWS do that and we focus on using them efficiently"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-14T14:39Z 10.6K followers, XXX engagements
"Want a job in DevOps πStop chasing certificates. Do this instead: Master Git. Not just push/pull. Handle merge conflicts merge rebase Pick one cloud. AWS Azure or GCP. Go deep not wide Live in YAML. Kubernetes Docker Compose Ansible. Youll debug indentation daily Build real CI/CD. Not tutorials. Actual pipelines that deploy real apps Deploy something public. A website people can visit beats any certificate Learn Infrastructure as Code. Terraform or plumini. Manual clicking is dead Get comfortable with Linux. SSH file permissions systemd services. Youll live in the terminal Think security"
X Link @livingdevops 2025-10-13T14:02Z 10.6K followers, 13.5K engagements