Google "DevOps roadmap" and you'll get ten websites saying ten different things.

Here's the problem with all of them: they're rarely written by people actually working in the field.

And worse, they're written from an engineer's perspective. Not from the perspective of landing a job.

Let me show you what I mean.

Landing a DevOps job is actually six separate things that all have to happen:

1. You have the relevant tech skills ✅ (the only step the roadmaps cover)
2. An employer becomes aware you exist
3. They're convinced you're worth interviewing
4. You prove you can do the job they need done
5. You negotiate the right compensation for your level
6. A contract gets signed by both sides

In its simplest form, that's what landing a DevOps job actually takes.

I've never seen a roadmap that gets past step 1. They're lists of tools to learn.

Lists are useful, but they're maybe 30% of the equation.

One green check out of six. You need the other five to actually get hired.

I've helped hundreds of people into six-figure tech careers, with students working at Google, NVIDIA, Microsoft and Amazon.

I do this for a living, and I've refined the system over years, from my own path of going from nurse to senior DevOps engineer.

The core of that system is my custom roadmap. It's built to land you a job, not to hand you another list of tools.

Tomorrow I'm walking through the full KubeCraft DevOps Roadmap in a free workshop.

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See you there,

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Mischa

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PS: Let's face it: the only reason you're reading this e-mail is because you don't have a DevOps job yet.

If these free roadmaps worked, you would already be making $150K+ a year and you wouldn't be following me.

Let's make 2026 the year you actually reach your goal. Join the free workshop tomorrow, Click here for your ticket.​

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