The AWS SAA exam requires an extremely broad understanding of AWS tools and services. To save you time, I have collated all the required knowledge and put it in one mega post.

This is my Terraform complete how to, there is something for everyone - get up and running easily as a newcomer or brush up on things you’ve forgotten as a long time user.

This is my Bash scripting bible that I regularly refer to when I am coding. This is the culmination of all my notes, I made sure to keep track of everything I found useful in one accessible place. Now I am sharing it with you!

The Azure Fundamentals exam is the first step to Azure mastery. There’s a lot too learn, including a mountain of service names. I’m passing on my notes in this AZ-900 study guide to help you on your way.

I first wrote about my DevOps journey in November, it’s been a while and a lot has happened. Time for an update.

You don’t have to work in tech to get the benefits of learning to code. This is how I use Python to automate report sorting for my entire team.

C is often recommended online as a useful language to learn at least part of. But just how useful is learning a language created in 1972 and is what you learn still helpful and relevant?

There are too few resources online detailing how to become a DevOps engineer. Is it possible to go from no previous IT experience to full blown DevOps?