As a mid-level engineer, how much time do you take to learn a new tech to use in a project? Say someone with a .NET/C# experience with no infrastructure provisioning experience has to setup a Java SpringBoot app with DynamoDB using Docker, Kubernetes/EKS, and AWS independently. Everything from language to the tech stack is new!
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how complicated are we talking here? just basic "hello world" or scale?
edit: what does your manager expect from this?
aws tech has been documented well so that would seem to be individual learning experience with scope. sounds like alot of the infrastructure portion will most likely be aws. if theres preconfigured packs for whatever you need then may be easier to complete the infrastructure setup without much actual needed understanding. now if its some sort of lambda serverless connect to this then trigger then that use this service that makes it do that... yea you know the answer to that.
docker and kubernetes can be long because there are some many rabbit holes. configuration definitely requires understanding of containerization, some os understanding for the actual configuration and the syntax requirements i.e. structure and dependencies on containers etc
all in all to say, one week is enough to have some youtube tutorial setup