How do you practice python for DevOps?
Recommended course to get into Python scripting & automation for AWS Cloud and DevOps? (as a Javacsript Dev)
Help a beginner - Python for DevOps
For an absolute beginner, you can get a long way by asking chat gpt very open questions about what you'd like to achieve with your code.
Be careful to use open questions. By this I mean avoid asking anything too specific otherwise you'll ask something like:
"what's the best way to climb through a window to get into a house"
And GPT will explain the best way to go through the window. But you should have asked:
"What's the best way to get into a house"
And GPT will explain how to use a door.
Poor analogy, but I'm sure you'll get what I mean.
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Experienced folks working in DevOps, how do you guys practice your python skills?
I know python and while searching jobs, I see that python is one of the requirements and would like to practice more by doing some task or exercises.
Please share your suggestions
Edit: Thank you for the awesome suggestions everyone. This was helpful
I learned to code Javascript and Node.js from a Udemy course and made a couple webapps, but then found my real love in this field in cloud computing and networking. Got certified with AWS as a solutions architect. Found out many AWS jobs are asking for Python scripting skills with AWS. I was really interested in learning Golang, and I see some demand for it, but most jobs I'm applying to ask for Python scripting and automation specifically.
So that being said, I don't need to relearn programming basics like what a variable is or how to do a loop. I also don't want to make a web app or game with Python - I need to specifically learn the scripting, devOps and cloud automation side of it. Can you recommend any courses for this specifically (and as someone who already has programming fundamentals). Something that can get me hands on Python scripting training for SRE, Cloud, DevOps and SysAdmin work with Linux etc and fill the gap in my knowledge to prepare me for working on the job.