Hi HN,<p>Just to give a you a little bit of background, I'm a software developer. I do mostly Python, Node.js and a little bit of Golang.<p>At work and in my personal projects, I was exposed to DevOps and Linux admin, which I do, but lightly. (I manage my own VPS', I've played with Ansible, I can create users and all ...)<p>I'm currently looking to expand my set of skills to Linux System Administration and I would like to know the essential abilities a sysadmin should be able to demonstrate to be taken seriously.<p>(I don't necessarly want to leave software development but If I ever get tired of it, I can totally see myself hacking away in Linux and get paid to do it)<p>Cheers
Hi,
there is a big (partial) list of software, you can take a look at it:<p><pre><code> https://github.com/kahun/awesome-sysadmin
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I think you can assume that every title is a skill? :mumble: