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Some advice I would give to a junior DevOps Engineer

Some advice I would give to a junior DevOps Engineer .
Hey blog, long time no see. I’ve been incredibly busy these last couple months. Apologies to you for not updating your content as often as I’d like to.
I intend to post this in HackerNews, so if you’re coming from there, hello :wave: !
Recently, someone approached to me in Reddit asking me if I had any general advice for an “first time | entry-level | junior DevOps Engineer”

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