DevOps is really hot at the moment, and most of my friends, colleagues, and senior developers I know are working hard to become a DevOps engineer and project themselves as DevOps champions in their organization. While I truly understand the benefit of DevOps, which is directly linked to improved software development and deployment, from my limited experience, I can say that it's not an easy job. It's tough to choose the right path in mind of so many tools and practices. Many of my readers also ask me this question is how to become a DevOps engineer, which means should I learn? Which practices should I follow? Does learning Maven and Jenkins is a must for DevOps Engineers?
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