Get DevOps Certified 🎓

Ready to become DevOps certified? Answer these 5 highly technical questions to prove you understand the complex art of... being a decent human being who automates stuff.

Question 1: When your code breaks in production, what should you do?

Blame the infrastructure team and go to lunch Delete the logs and pretend nothing happened Take ownership, fix it quickly, and improve the process to prevent it Revert to last week's code and call it "vintage"

Question 2: Your teammate asks for help with deployment. You should:

Say "works on my machine" and walk away Share knowledge, document the process, and help them succeed Tell them to "just figure it out" Hide your deployment scripts like trade secrets

Question 3: You find yourself doing the same manual task every day. What's the DevOps way?

Complain about it but keep doing it manually Hire an intern to do it for you Automate it so you never have to do it again Create a 47-step manual process document

Question 4: When building a new feature, you should:

Build everything at once and deploy on Friday at 5 PM Start small, get feedback early, and iterate quickly Work in isolation for 6 months, then surprise everyone Add every feature anyone has ever requested

Question 5: Who is responsible for the applications you build?

The operations team, obviously Not me, I just write code Everyone who builds it - we own what we create Future me can deal with that problem

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is now certified in DevOps

CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT

YOU

Have successfully demonstrated advanced DevOps expertise by proving you can:

✅ Be a decent human being ✅ Work well with others ✅ Automate repetitive tasks
✅ Think before you build ✅ Take responsibility for your work

🎉 Congratulations! You are now officially DevOps Certified! 🎉

*This certification is as meaningful as most other DevOps certifications, which is to say it proves you understand that DevOps is really just about being professional and collaborative.

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Oops! Not quite DevOps ready...

Looks like you might need to brush up on the ancient DevOps arts of "being nice to people" and "automating boring stuff."

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