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We asked nearly 1400 DevOps beginners about their priorities and challenges for 2022. See how you compare, and take our short DevOps for beginners quiz.
Update: The quiz mentioned here has been closed.
Over the last 12 months, we’ve asked three "DevOps for beginners" questions of nearly 1400 people:
A resounding majority (nearly 83%) told us they want to learn a new programming language and about 15% hope to get better at automation.
(Learn the basics of Python with our 5-part series, understand Rust, or get started with CI/CD.)
What are they struggling with?
Just over 70% said security was the biggest challenge for their DevOps team this year (a result that tracks with our just released Global DevSecOps Survey), while just shy of 24% said it was testing (again, that’s a very common complaint).
The top priorities for 2022 were split between increasing automation (47%) and moving to a DevOps platform (23%).
And we have more DevOps for beginner resources here:
Beginner’s Guide to DevOps eBook
A step-by-step look at how to get started with DevOps
Continuous integrationfor beginners