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Omkar Kadam • Peerlist

Hitchhiker's Guide to SRE presents DAB, a Cohort which turns DevOps learning into doing. You will design, build, and ship production-grade systems with an AI mentor, a guided Launchpad, ready-to-use templates, and prompt packs. We focus on first-principles thinking, clean IaC, resilient CI/CD, observability that matters, and cost wins that stick. Leave with a portfolio, not just notes.What you get:<ul><li>Weekly live sessions and office hours</li><li>AI mentor for quick unblocks and deep dives</li><li>Launchpad that guides you from idea to deploy</li><li>IaC, CI/CD, K8s, observability, and FinOps labs</li><li>Templates, checklists, and prompt packs</li><li>Peer reviews and a showcase-ready portfolio</li></ul>Who it’s for: Developers, SREs, DevOps and Platform Engineers, and ambitious beginners who learn best by building.Launch offer: Founding cohort discount for early believers. Limited seats. Apply FIRST20 to claim your code. -&gt; H2SRE.com/dab/Categories: Education, Developer Tools, Productivity Topics/Tags: DevOps, SRE, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, CI/CD, Observability, FinOps, Platform Engineering, AI

DevOps Accelerator Builders Cohort

Don’t Panic. Automate. That’s not just advice. It’s the first law of survival in the world of DevOps. After several outages, 5 years of on-call scars, and few deeply unnecessary rollbacks at 3AM... I finally turned the chaos into something useful (and funny). Introducing: H2SRE – Hitchhiker’s Guide to Site Reliability Engineering <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://H2SRE.com">https://H2SRE.com</a> This isn’t just a book. It’s a field manual for the overwhelmed. A sci-fi-infused survival guide for modern engineers. Equal parts war stories, automation gospel, and “WTF just happened?” therapy. Inside you’ll find: • Incident lessons that actually stick • Resilience strategies that don’t suck • Satirical sketches of your worst deployments • Real-world tactics to bring back your weekends Engineers deserve better than dry PDFs and soul-crushing dashboards. Let’s make Site Reliability relatable. Readable. And maybe even... fun? Get the book, join the movement, tell a friend who’s drowning in alerts: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://H2SRE.com">https://H2SRE.com</a> This is for everyone who’s ever said: "There has to be a better way." There is. It starts here. Preorder and join the waitlist to get updates about the book