Amazing. Thank you. Looking at delving into the CloudOps Reliability Engineering space so this puts things in a clearer perspective. By the way, I might be wrong but seems I've once spotted you in Cape Town.
Hey @Adama Talks Tech, thank you so much for doing this presentation, I wish I was able to attend this webinar! I’ve been thinking of transitioning into an SRE role for a while, I’m glad to see a woman do a video on this (pretty rare on this platform). I’m currently a Junior DevOps engineer with 1 year of experience. I’m not sure if you monitor YT comments, but in case you do, I have a few questions: 1. What kind of projects do you reckon will be good to put on your CV? 2. How much experience should I have before transitioning into an SRE role (I have experience with ELK tools, grafana and Prometheus)? 3. Are there Leetcode styled questions in the tech interviews? Again, thank you for sharing this webinar, literally love your content 🙌🏾
Hey, you're welcome! 1. Projects that demonstrate and track the skills mentioned in the video with a heavy focus on the subjects that SREs are expected to be experts on such as monitoring & alerting. E.g Build out a monitoring system using open source tools. 2. I don't think theres a hard rule, the more exposure technically the better but also if you have experience and feel like you have enough of an understanding and experience with the key concepts and technical requirements then have a go. Spend time sharpening your devops skills in work and in an enterprise setting and learning the SRE related skills simultaneously, try and bring them into what you do at your current position. 3. Not always, some companies have coding questions but most technical challenges are architecting or high level troubleshooting and problem solving questions as mentioned in the webinar. Coding exercises are usually more to see you can code or script in the language you said and that you can problem solve. Not so much about specific algorithms etc.
I won't be releasing this as a PDF. This video will be up and available for you to use but these slides and a lot of this form part of the course coming out 😊
You never disappoint. SRE is my future stuff...The best SRE podcast I have ever came across.
Thank you!
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this was so thorough, I implore anyone watching to watch this entire video
Amazing. Thank you. Looking at delving into the CloudOps Reliability Engineering space so this puts things in a clearer perspective. By the way, I might be wrong but seems I've once spotted you in Cape Town.
You’re welcome! Glad it provided some clarity. Well I was there a few months ago! Loved it ☺️
Hey @Adama Talks Tech, thank you so much for doing this presentation, I wish I was able to attend this webinar! I’ve been thinking of transitioning into an SRE role for a while, I’m glad to see a woman do a video on this (pretty rare on this platform). I’m currently a Junior DevOps engineer with 1 year of experience. I’m not sure if you monitor YT comments, but in case you do, I have a few questions:
1. What kind of projects do you reckon will be good to put on your CV?
2. How much experience should I have before transitioning into an SRE role (I have experience with ELK tools, grafana and Prometheus)?
3. Are there Leetcode styled questions in the tech interviews?
Again, thank you for sharing this webinar, literally love your content 🙌🏾
Hey, you're welcome!
1. Projects that demonstrate and track the skills mentioned in the video with a heavy focus on the subjects that SREs are expected to be experts on such as monitoring & alerting. E.g Build out a monitoring system using open source tools.
2. I don't think theres a hard rule, the more exposure technically the better but also if you have experience and feel like you have enough of an understanding and experience with the key concepts and technical requirements then have a go. Spend time sharpening your devops skills in work and in an enterprise setting and learning the SRE related skills simultaneously, try and bring them into what you do at your current position.
3. Not always, some companies have coding questions but most technical challenges are architecting or high level troubleshooting and problem solving questions as mentioned in the webinar. Coding exercises are usually more to see you can code or script in the language you said and that you can problem solve. Not so much about specific algorithms etc.
@@adamatalkstech Thank you so much!
Excellent session. Thank you Adama
Thank you!
Good session thanks.
great video /amazing value - thank you
This is very thoughtful thank you for sharing
No problem!
where is the resource guide?
Would you recommend the ibm sre certificate!
Awesome video 😊
Thank you!
Why would someone ask for PDF ?woa
Do you offer interview assistance
Can we get the PDF?
I won't be releasing this as a PDF. This video will be up and available for you to use but these slides and a lot of this form part of the course coming out 😊
On call, no thanks.😅
That’s fair enough