Abbah Felix

SRE | AppSec

[Abbah Felix @Abbah_Felix]

@LeadHerLogic I am available for 3:00 am to 6:00 am

[Lloyd Theophilus Osabutey-Anikon @lloydtheophilus]

AI is changing global hiring.

Companies can now automate tasks that once required entire teams, and the bar for technical roles is rising.

For DevOps engineers, 2027 won’t be about knowing more tools.

It will be about being able to:

- Design reliable infrastructure
- Reduce cloud costs
- Automate with AI
- Build internal platforms
- Secure systems
- Troubleshoot complex failures
- Understand business impact
- Make better technical decisions

Don’t compete with AI on tasks AI can automate.

Learn to solve the problems AI still needs humans to understand.

Combining infrastructure, software engineering, AI, and business thinking will give DevOps engineers a significant advantage in 2027.

[SEUN Durojaiye 🇳🇬 @DurojaiyeSegun]

Felix realized about ₦15 million from the money raised for him by the streets of X yesterday.

Now that he is a graduate, he should forget about NYSC and focus on building a future for himself.

He has two options:

1. Write GRE and pursue a fully funded scholarship to universities in the US.
If he is a STEM graduate, he stands a very good chance of getting offers from several schools, with 3M he might find himself in the US.

While pursuing this, he should gather all his academic credentials, with his transcript being the most integral requirement. He should also get his documents properly verified and authenticated by the MOE and MOFA in Abuja.

2. Apply to two universities in Lithuania.
There is a good chance he would secure admission from at least one. He can then proceed to pay tuition, which could range from ₦4 million to ₦5 million, depending on the institution.

After receiving the necessary admission documents, he can proceed with the visa application and pay the required visa fees about ₦300K.

With ₦7 million on the dot, he would land himself into Lithuania.

Warning: ₦15 million is a meagre amount of money and shouldn't risk into investing in any business in Nigeria where Govt policies could sweep all inside the ocean tomorrow, and eventually return to his default financial position.

The goal should be to use the money it as a ladder to permanently change his financial trajectory and create and secured a good future for his kids in Europe.

[Cynthia Ozumba @CynthiaOzumba]

Since my post about getting daily job alerts from ChatGPT blew up, let me show you exactly how I do it.

You can set up ChatGPT to search for fresh jobs in your niche and send you a daily list instead of spending hours scrolling through job boards.

Here’s the prompt I use:

“Every day, search the web for newly posted remote [JOB TITLE] roles that match my experience.

Prioritize jobs posted within the last 24 hours and only include roles that are actively hiring.

Search company career pages, reputable startup job boards, LinkedIn Jobs, Wellfound, and other reliable sources.

For every job, provide:
• Company name
• Job title
• Location/eligibility
• Posting date
• Salary, if available
• Direct application link
• 5 relevant keywords
• 5 technical skills required

Exclude expired jobs, duplicate listings, recruitment scams, and roles that explicitly restrict applicants to the US.

Send me the strongest opportunities every day at [TIME].”

Then replace [JOB TITLE] with the type of role you’re looking for.

For example:

Remote Operations Manager

Remote Executive Assistant

Remote Customer Success Manager

Remote Social Media Manager

Remote Project Manager

The trick isn't just asking ChatGPT to “find me jobs.”

Be specific about:

Your role + location eligibility + freshness + where to search + what information you want back.

That’s how you turn ChatGPT from something you ask questions to into a proper job-search assistant.

Save this post. You’ll need the prompt later.

[Ray 👨🏽‍💻 website & app developer @Raynerdtech]

I saw someone say they have ideas and the skills to build them, but they’re too broke to start.

So I put together a stack for developers with talent but basically zero budget:

1 Vercel
Deploy frontend and full-stack web apps.
↳ https://t.co/89HdVlDxpU

2 Cloudflare Workers
Run serverless APIs and backend logic.
↳ https://t.co/CVPiZ22R5h

3 Neon
Serverless PostgreSQL database.
↳ https://t.co/neaFXKGqUd

4 Supabase
Postgres database, auth, storage and realtime APIs.
↳ https://t.co/3VAysNJmVd

5 Clerk
Authentication, OAuth and user management.
↳ https://t.co/0gFALU7UCO

6 Cloudinary
Store, optimize and serve images/videos.
↳ https://t.co/HdzhSfNp2S

7 Cloudflare R2
Object storage for files and other assets.
↳ https://t.co/nSLX7JhcHD

8 Resend
Send verification emails, password resets and notifications.
↳ https://t.co/wBdsdmHIsK

9 Upstash
Serverless Redis for caching, rate limiting, queues and AI agent memory.
↳ https://t.co/EeYZBaibfT

10 Google Gemini API
Add AI chat, reasoning, vision and other AI features.
↳ https://t.co/dfxOqNhWUt

11 Groq
Fast LLM inference for AI apps and agents.
↳ https://t.co/Ik21RVLdPb

12 OpenRouter
Access multiple AI models through one API.
↳ https://t.co/NQKAbC3eCI

13 Hugging Face
Use and experiment with thousands of open models.
↳ https://t.co/bKc0Hl3vBh

14 Qdrant Cloud
Vector database for RAG, semantic search and AI memory.
↳ https://t.co/jOQOA3Iev2

15 GitHub
Host your code, collaborate and run basic CI/CD workflows.
↳ https://t.co/hqNGUextmt

16 PostHog
Product analytics, events, funnels and feature flags.
↳ https://t.co/CPMqMDDmlJ

17 Sentry
Monitor crashes, exceptions and application errors.
↳ https://t.co/rtlV5vfBW7

18 UptimeRobot
Monitor your app/API and know when it goes down.
↳ https://t.co/eVL9MU9TQs

19 Public APIs
Hundreds of APIs you can use for side projects and prototypes.
↳ https://t.co/7btoeXkRtQ

20 GitHub Student Developer Pack
If you’re a student, check this before paying for developer tools.
↳ https://t.co/fU6vyPj860

You obviously won’t need all 20 for one project.

Pick what your idea needs, build the first version, validate it and start paying for infrastructure when you actually have a reason to scale.

Being broke can limit how far you scale.

It doesn’t have to stop you from building version one.

[Lloyd Theophilus Osabutey-Anikon @lloydtheophilus]

If you’re learning DevOps , don’t just focus on learning how to use advanced tools.

Focus on understanding how the tools actually work.

Knowing the commands, memorizing YAML, or following tutorials isn’t enough.

Understand what happens underneath.

How does Kubernetes schedule a pod?
How does Docker isolate processes?
How does DNS resolve a request?
How does a load balancer route traffic?
How does Terraform create and manage infrastructure?
How does a CI/CD pipeline move code from commit to production?

The deeper your understanding of the fundamentals, the easier it becomes to troubleshoot problems, make better architectural decisions, and learn new technologies.

Don’t just learn the tool. Understand the technology behind the tool.

Tools change. Fundamentals compound.

[Oluwatimileyin✨🦋 @Timmysofine]

If you're prepping for IELTS

Listening → https://t.co/DyMhnYNgsP
Reading → https://t.co/025IdUT6s3
Writing → https://t.co/ecAsNN5qhf
Speaking → https://t.co/agk3XsrYA5
Mock tests → https://t.co/ecAsNN5qhf

[Cyber_Racheal @CyberRacheal]

Key GitHub Terms You Need to Know
To navigate GitHub without getting lost:

Repository (or "Repo"): This is simply the project folder. It contains all the code files, documentation, images, and folders for a single specific project.

Commit: This is a saved checkpoint. When a developer changes the code and saves it to GitHub, they create a "commit" along with a short text message explaining what they fixed or added.

Branch: This is a parallel sandbox. If you want to test a crazy new feature without breaking the live website, you create a ‘branch’ (a copy of the code). You experiment safely there, away from the main project.

Pull Request (PR): This is a request to merge changes. Once you finish testing your code on your separate branch, you submit a Pull Request asking the project owner to review your work and slide it into the main, live codebase.

[Delight Fifun Johnson @delightfjohnson]

If you don't have money to buy connects on Upwork, you should be sending at least 10-20 warm emails per day until you land your first job.

When you make enough money, buy 1000 connects and bully other people on Upwork.

But for now, head to Google and type...

[𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗔𝗹𝗮𝗯𝗶 @Sir_Rexpect]

Here are 30 fully funded European scholarships.

1. Chevening Scholarship (United Kingdom | Deadline: October 6, 2026) https://t.co/uIwbAFIhgI

2. Commonwealth Fellowships 2027 (United Kingdom | Deadline: August 25, 2026) https://t.co/Q26qiQX3jy

3. Rhodes Scholarship (United Kingdom | Deadline: July–August 2026) https://t.co/NJSWLwR0yt

4. Clarendon Scholarship (United Kingdom | Deadline: December 2026 / January 2027) https://t.co/eHC5H2yC5k

5. Oxford-Pershing Square Graduate Scholarships (United Kingdom | Deadline: January 8, 2027) https://t.co/k89WdTbl8z

6. Mastercard Foundation AfOx Graduate Scholarships (United Kingdom | Deadline: January 8, 2027) https://t.co/hoDNCogPOA

7. DAAD EPOS Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: August–October 2026) https://t.co/uwc4YnUH7G

8. Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: September 1, 2026) https://t.co/Bi5bZXJz8G

9. Konrad Adenauer Foundation Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: Varies by region) https://t.co/T8X5m1Obdr

10. Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: Varies by region) https://t.co/PL2mjPVlxw

11. Friedrich Naumann Foundation Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: Varies by region) https://t.co/RWkBpRc4iu

12. Hanns Seidel Foundation Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: Varies by region) https://t.co/qL0FUg0pC7

13. Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: Varies by region) https://t.co/31C3QkgBuD

14. KAAD Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: Varies by region) https://t.co/ZXK9kNizhT

15. DAAD Research Grants (Germany | Deadline: Rolling) https://t.co/uwc4YnUH7G

16. Humboldt Research Fellowship (Germany | Deadline: Rolling — March / July / November) https://t.co/7S5j0fTTv3

17. Expatrio Scholarship (Germany | Deadline: September 30, 2026) https://t.co/eTIlQfAaYn

18. EPFL CYD Fellowship (Switzerland | Deadline: August 19, 2026) https://t.co/T6i8ZTQNim

19. EPFL Excellence Fellowships (Switzerland | Deadline: December 15 / April 30) https://t.co/T6i8ZTQNim

20. France South Africa Scholarship Programme (France | Deadline: October 8, 2026) https://t.co/iiGbWU5CWv

21. Danish State Scholarship (Aarhus) (Denmark | Deadline: September 15, 2026) https://t.co/z4a4NxM9iS

22. Danish Government Highly Qualified Scholarship (Denmark | Deadline: September 10, 2026) https://t.co/3PKBXmvmBs

23. A. Wilhelmsen Foundation Scholarship (Norway | Deadline: March 1, 2027) https://t.co/D1yxqhvchR

24. BI Presidential Scholarship (Norway | Deadline: March 1, 2027) https://t.co/D1yxqhvchR

25. ERC Starting Grant 2027 (EU-wide | Deadline: October 14, 2026) https://t.co/BTTYHie455

26. ERC Advanced Grant 2026 (EU-wide | Deadline: August 27, 2026) https://t.co/BTTYHie455

27. ERC Plus Grant 2026 (EU-wide | Deadline: September 2, 2026) https://t.co/BTTYHie455

28. Marie Curie Postdoc Fellowship (EU-wide | Deadline: September 9, 2026) https://t.co/0sogjZOJeQ

29. Marie Curie Doctoral Networks (EU-wide | Deadline: Rolling) https://t.co/sbOpibF4BF

30. EURAXESS PhD Jobs Portal (EU-wide | Deadline: Rolling — 1,500+ positions) https://t.co/sbOpibF4BF

[Samuel Adeyemo @Jomo_Of_FUTA]

Fully Funded Mastercard Foundation Scholarship at The University of Edinburgh

You will need to have achieved the equivalent of a UK Second Class (Upper) Bachelor’s (Hons) degree or higher.

To be eligible to apply, you need to attend one of the virtual information sessions between 15 and 24 September 2026. Ensure you register here and check for more information here:
https://t.co/ATAi2BFN3B

[Victoria Enebeli 🙂‍↔️ @iamveektoria_]

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[Victoria Enebeli 🙂‍↔️ @iamveektoria_]

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[Uday👨‍💻 @uday_devops]

After months of planning...

I'm excited to introduce EduFly 🎉 beta version.

A learning platform focused on:
- DevOps
- Cloud
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- Career Roadmaps
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Any feedback is appreciated..!!
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[Avinash Singh @AvinashSingh_20]

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[Lloyd Theophilus Osabutey-Anikon @lloydtheophilus]

System design is not just for software architects.

As a DevOps engineer, you need to understand how systems are designed, how components communicate, where bottlenecks occur, and what happens when things fail.

You should be able to look at an architecture and ask:

→ Where is the single point of failure?
→ How does this scale?
→ What happens when traffic spikes?
→ How are services communicating?
→ Where should caching happen?
→ How is data replicated and backed up?
→ What happens when a region goes down?
→ How do we monitor and recover the system?

Knowing Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker and CI/CD is valuable.

But knowing why the infrastructure is designed the way it is makes you a much stronger DevOps engineer.

Don’t just learn how to deploy systems.

Learn how systems work.

[Lloyd Theophilus Osabutey-Anikon @lloydtheophilus]

If I wanted to make $300K+ in cloud in 2026, I wouldn’t chase another certification.

I’d build a strategy around skills, leverage, visibility, and global opportunities.

Here’s exactly how I’d approach it:

Master cloud fundamentals
AWS/Azure/GCP are tools. I’d make sure I deeply understand networking, IAM, compute, storage, databases, DNS, security, and architecture.
Go beyond “Cloud Engineer”
I’d build expertise in:
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- CI/CD
- Cloud security
- Observability
- Platform engineering
- FinOps
- Distributed systems

The goal: solve expensive infrastructure problems, not just deploy servers.

Learn to design, not just implement
I’d practice designing production-grade systems:
- High availability.
- Multi-region architectures.
- Disaster recovery.
- Scalability.
- Security.
- Cost optimization.

Senior-level compensation comes from owning architecture and outcomes.

Become exceptional at automation
If I can turn a 3-day manual process into a 10-minute automated workflow, I’m creating measurable business value.

I’d become dangerous with Terraform, Python/Go, Kubernetes, GitOps, and CI/CD.

Use AI as leverage
I’d use AI to accelerate:
- Infrastructure code
- Troubleshooting
- Documentation
- Automation
- Research
- Testing
- Incident analysis

But I’d never outsource understanding to AI.

AI makes skilled engineers faster. It doesn’t replace engineering judgment.

Build proof of work
I’d stop saying “I know AWS.”

Instead, I’d show:
- Architecture diagrams
- Open-source contributions
- Production case studies
- Infrastructure projects
- Cost optimization examples
- Technical articles
- GitHub repositories

Your portfolio should make your CV almost unnecessary.

Position for the global market
I wouldn’t limit myself to opportunities in my local market.

I’d target:
- US companies
- European companies
- Remote-first companies
- International consulting
- Cloud consulting
- Contracting

The internet has made the talent market global.

Build an audience
I’d consistently share what I’m learning.

Not motivational fluff.

Actual technical content:
“Here’s how I solved this Kubernetes problem.”

“Here’s how I reduced AWS costs.”

“Here’s how I designed this architecture.”

“Here’s what broke and how I fixed it.”

Visibility creates opportunities.

Develop consulting skills
At $300K+, I wouldn’t rely entirely on salary.

I’d build the ability to consult, architect, mentor, train, and solve infrastructure problems for companies.

Technical expertise + communication + business understanding = leverage.

Stop pricing myself by years of experience
The market doesn’t pay you because you’ve been around for 10 years.

It pays for the problems you can solve and the value you can create.

So if I wanted $300K+ in cloud in 2026, my goal wouldn’t be:

“Learn more cloud.”

It would be:

Become the engineer companies trust with their most expensive infrastructure problems.

That’s where the money is.

[SIR ALEXANDER @SirAlexanderrr]

Mercor Guide

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Visit:

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Create your account using:

Email verification, or

Google account.

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Fill in:

Professional headline

Resume

Education

Work history

Languages

Skills

Certifications

A complete profile helps Mercor match you with suitable AI opportunities.

Step 3: Browse available roles

Go to:

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Search for:

AI Trainer

AI Generalist

Prompt Writer

Data Annotator

Coding Evaluator

English Reviewer

Content Reviewer

Step 4: Apply

Each application may require:

Resume upload

Short questionnaire

AI interview

Skills assessment

Some completed assessments can be reused for future applications.

Step 5: AI Interview

Use:

A laptop or desktop

Google Chrome

A quiet room

Stable internet

Clear English

Questions usually cover:

Your background

Work experience

Problem-solving

Communication

Step 6: Wait for offers

Unlike Handshake, Mercor lets you apply directly to open listings, but selection depends on project demand and your qualifications. Continue applying to new roles if you're not selected initially.

Tips to get more offers

Use an ATS-friendly resume.

List all AI-related freelance work.

Complete every assessment carefully.

Keep applying—many contributors receive offers only after multiple applications.

[Global Relocation Guide @GlobalMoveHub]

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

All AUTHENTICATION at the Ministry of education has been digitalised.

You don't have to travel to abuja anymore, just read through and follow the process as required .

Best of luck to those of you seeking to authenticate your credentials at MOE.

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