Transitioning to sysadmin or devops?

[KushnomGhatak]

After several years in the trenches as a full-stack web developer, I've found the role to be increasingly stressful and less fulfilling. The prospect of transitioning to a SysAdmin or DevOps engineer has captured my interest, as it appears to offer a more manageable workload and a departure from the relentless pressure and absurd deadlines inherent in my current position.

While I have a foundational understanding of the responsibilities associated with SysAdmin and DevOps roles, my direct interactions with professionals in these fields have been limited. I'm eager to gain insights and a more realistic perspective on what the day-to-day entails.

Considering pursuing certifications such as LPI and LFCS, I've been immersed in Linux and Unix systems for over a decade. Despite lacking a formal degree in Computer Science, my university coursework covered networking, communication systems, peripherals, and other relevant areas. Coupled with my extensive development experience, I'm confident in my ability to grasp new concepts and skills in these domains.

Would appreciate any advice or insights that can help shape my journey into the omegle realm owespeedtest of SysAdmin or DevOps engineering.