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How To Make Yourself Marketable As A DevOps Engineer?

How To Make Yourself Marketable As A DevOps Engineer?

Written by Vaibhav Umarvaishya

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Do you know what’s the hottest job in the IT world right now?

Yeah, you probably have guessed it from the title of the article.

It is most certainly the DevOps Engineer’s job role.

In our previous blog “5 In-demand Job Opportunities To Grab In 2020”, we listed the DevOps Engineering job as the 3rd high-paying job of 2020. But here is the thing, if you want to become a professional with the 3rd high paying job of the year, you need to work hard.

Or, you can hear some little hacks from us to make yourself marketable. Why do you need to do that? Because, although there are more than 9000 jobs listed in naukri.com, there are many deserving candidates in the market as well. So you need to think, why would an organization choose you to be their DevOps guy if you don’t have something extraordinary which the other applicants don’t have to offer?

In our blog “The Roadmap To Your DevOps Career”, we have shared briefly how you can grab a job as a DevOps Engineer in a blink of your eye. But today, we are going to emphasize on the hacks you should apply to get there quickly.

We have listed 5 DevOps Engineering hacks right here for you. Have a look!

Conclusion:

We hope you are all clear about the hacks. You see, once you know the perfect hack of making yourself marketable as a DevOps Engineer, you won’t need to worry about shining in your DevOps career.

Do you think these hacks too, are not enough? Then you might like it at our classrooms. Join ourDevOps Engineer CourseorMicrosoft certified Azure DevOps Engineering course, and polish your skills as a DevOps Engineer.

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Vaibhav Umarvaishya

Vaibhav Umarvaishya

Cloud Engineer | Solution Architect

As a Cloud Engineer and AWS Solutions Architect Associate at NovelVista, I specialized in designing and deploying scalable and fault-tolerant systems on AWS. My responsibilities included selecting suitable AWS services based on specific requirements, managing AWS costs, and implementing best practices for security. I also played a pivotal role in migrating complex applications to AWS and advising on architectural decisions to optimize cloud deployments.

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