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Submissions must include discussion information
Can't be just a link, but also commentary about a link.
Applies to: linkRemoval reason: Submissions must include discussion information
r/devops · Indie development
r/devops Reddit Community Guide
r/devops is a tracked Reddit community; its public description is not currently available.
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What is r/devops about?
What people discuss
r/devops is included in the Indie development section of the IntentWorth Reddit community leaderboard. Its live description and recent posts show the subjects members are discussing now, while the activity data helps you judge the pace of new conversations.
Who should read this community
Use r/devops when its current discussions overlap with a question you can answer, an experience you can share or a topic you genuinely want to understand. Read several threads before deciding how to participate.
Latest community activity
Data updated 2026-08-09
6
Posts in 24h
14
Median comments
5
Active authors
Needs 2 days
Member change
Community rules
These are the currently published rules. Moderators and AutoModerator may enforce additional account-age, karma, flair or posting requirements that are not publicly listed.
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No editorialized titles
Exact titles of articles should be used to avoid confusion or mislead people.
Applies to: linkRemoval reason: No editorialized titles
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Job-related postings go to /r/devopsjobs
This subreddit is for news and discussion.
Applies to: allRemoval reason: Job-related postings go to /r/devopsjobs
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Self Promotion / Vendors / Personal Affiliation Disclaimer
Self promotion goes in the weekly self promotion thread. Any personal affiliation with a product or tool must be fully disclosed at the top of a post or comment. We won't mind you promoting projects you're part of but if this is your sole purpose in this subreddit we don't want it. Consider buying advertisements if you want to promote your project or products. Note that posts should be as self-contained as possible and not link to external blogs. This is not a space to funnel traffic.
Applies to: allRemoval reason: Self Promotion / Vendors / Personal Affiliation Disclaimer
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Low-Effort / Low-Quality Content
Posts that are low-effort, spammy, repetitive, or add little value to discussion are not allowed. For example (but is not limited to) AI content, prompt dumps, and stealth marketing. All content must be original thought, show context, or have meaningful contribution. Memes allowed only on meme-Mondays This rule is enforced at moderator discretion. If your post or comment reads like it was primarily generated by LLMs there is a high chance it will be removed under this rule.
Applies to: allRemoval reason: Generic, low-effort, or mass-generated content (including AI) with no original insight.
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Surveys / Polls
Survey, poll, and research-related posts require moderator approval. This includes market surveys, vendor poll requests, academic surveys, product validation requests, etc. Surveys without prior approval will be removed. Academic research requires affiliation with an accredited institution and all research must be conducted under a professor with approval from a recognized ethics review body and requires a data protection statement specifying jurisdiction (GDPR etc.)
Applies to: allRemoval reason: Survey, poll, and research-related posts require moderator approval.
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No shortened URLs
There's no reason to have a level of indirection here. They could also change/disappear in the future.
Applies to: allRemoval reason: No shortened URLs
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No personal info
This is a site-wide rule.
Applies to: allRemoval reason: No personal info
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Be excellent to each other
Heated discussions are fine, personal attacks are not.
Applies to: allRemoval reason: Be excellent to each other
Top recent discussions
These recently collected r/devops discussions are ordered by score and comment activity. Open a thread on Reddit to read the full context and current replies.
Are you team A or team B?
743 points · 229 comments
Passed CKA with 88%, sharing my prep notes and exam experience
339 points · 42 comments
Anyone still using Jenkins?
248 points · 293 comments
Is anyone burnt out?
205 points · 93 comments
I'm lost after 3 years in DevOps. What would you do?
184 points · 75 comments
Where do infra/platform engineers actually hang out online these days?
160 points · 78 comments
How did you actually get started with Kubernetes?
139 points · 67 comments
How do you stop thinking about work after your workday ends?
125 points · 97 comments
It's 2030 and the marketing dudes at a CICD company accidentally get access to Mythos 6.7 and ask for help making their competitors look bad
103 points · 18 comments
Would you still do DevOps?
95 points · 110 comments
How this community activity is measured
IntentWorth refreshes public r/devops data on a fixed schedule. The figures are descriptive measurements, not estimates of reach or recommendations to promote.
Posts in the latest 24 hours
We count collected submissions whose public creation time falls inside the latest rolling 24-hour window.
Median comments
The median shows a typical recent discussion and is less distorted by a single unusually popular thread than an average.
Daily member change
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