Mischa van den Burg

How do you feel about Linux for DevOps Engineers. Is it required to become a DevOps Engineer?

1 month ago | [YT] | 39

@proffy-thebot

Linux and networking are non-negotiable 10 years experience here

1 month ago | 5  

@gragnaktube

Applications are written for the best platform. Every OS adapts to be able to run the Linux: WSL, FreeBSD Linux Emulation, and even OpenBSD & Illumos need to ensure the ability to run Linux in VMs.

1 month ago | 2

@boristhegeek

Not just for DevOps engineers, at this point anyone in IT

1 month ago | 3  

@recarsion

"Is learning how to use a stove mandatory for a cook?"

1 month ago | 0

@kpicsoffice4246

That’s gotta be a rhetorical question, right?

1 month ago | 7

@tf5pZ9H5vcAdBp

Imagine being Windows devops

1 month ago | 3  

@mischavandenburg

4% said no :)

1 month ago | 1

@eman0828

Pretty much everything you do in cloud is entirely linux for most workloads unless you are Windows Sysadmin spinning up Windows Server VMs in the cloud that deals a lot with Domain Controllers and AD.. Docker and Kubernetes only runs on linux. Pretty much all IaC tools runs on linux. Docker can run on windows but not natively that requires a linux vm or wsl to run it on top of.

1 month ago | 1