I'm a junior dev and new to cloud industry and feels like its ops heavy already. I'm spending most of my time in ops than development/coding. Heard similar stories in aws as well.
I'm in my early stage of my career and i'm not feeling good about this and worried a lot. I'm working on ops while my friends are working on AI/ML and more coding on daily basis.
Can you guys advise whether gaining this exp is good or to move out of cloud and come back later as senior dev?
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Other junior devs post your thoughts and exp in comments
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With time you start designing, writing core systems which is mostly just dev. Ops becomes second nature.
Now, I am pretty high up and can think of a rough architecture just by looking at a product. My friends who stuck to pure dev roles like mobile or ML can’t deploy a single server, don’t know what containers are, can’t even optimize using perf counters on their own systems.