It’s okay if you suck..
Before being proficient in any skill, you must go through the phase of just not being good enough, or flat out being trash!
but struggling initially doesn't really mean you are incompetent, it just means you haven’t invested the necessary time and effort for YOU to become proficient yet.
Even those seasoned engineers you admire started their journey with the simple "hello world" program.
So keep on consistently putting in the work and you will soon slowly see yourself move out the “suck” phase to the less “suck” phase 😂
— Transitioned from a Professional Track and Field Athlete to Cloud Engineer!
— My story was able to inspire many to also follow the same path
— Passed the AWS Security Specialty
— Financially sponsored 15 people AWS Certification vouchers
— Coached over 50 students to pass the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
As you are laying down on your bed tonight, meditating on the diary of life, and how the going is getting tough while the tough get going. I want you to be rest assured that God is the greatest and he’s aware of everything going on around you and in your life.
I want you to know that GOD will surely come through and HELP. Don’t let the circumstances of life weigh you down. Keep trusting in that divine power and don’t give up. Your moment of turn around is coming and almost here. No matter what, please take it to God in prayer…he will surely answer 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
The best way to succeed in your #DevOps journey is to pick one reliable tool and learn to use it well.
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Day 4 - 10 of DevOps Foundation (DOFD)
I learnt:
♻️ Different operating systems, Linux vendors and virtualization tools
♻️ Basic Linux and Git commands
♻️ How to create, copy, move and delete a directory or file on a Linux terminal
Installed:
🛠️ Git
#DevOps#Linux
Day 3 - 6 of DevOps Foundation (DOFD)
I learnt about:
♻️ The business value of DevOps
♻️ Agile and waterfall methodologies
♻️ Limitations of agile
♻️ Centralized and distributed version control system
Installed:
🛠️ VMWare and Linux OS (Ubuntu)
#DevOps