I'm an IT Diploma student at Ganpat University, Mehsana, currently in my 5th semester on a Diploma + Degree pathway. I'm learning Python, Linux, and Git step by step, working my way toward Docker, CI/CD, and cloud tooling — with a long-term goal of becoming a DevSecOps Engineer, ideally in Japan.
LOC: India / Targeting Japan
DIP: Information Tech [CGPA 7.77]
NEXT: B.Tech in IT (Degree Pathway)
LEARNING: Python, Linux, Git, Docker
Meet Suthar
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Education: Ganpat University, Mehsana
Program: Diploma in IT (Diploma + Degree pathway)
Semester: 5th Semester
CGPA: 7.77
Goal: DevOps / DevSecOps Engineer (Japan, long-term)
Status: Learning Python, Linux, Git & GitHub
Where I am right now, and where I'm headed.
I'm currently pursuing a Diploma in Information Technology at Ganpat University, Mehsana, in my 5th semester on a Diploma + Degree IT pathway. I don't have a professional background yet — I'm at the stage of learning fundamentals and figuring out how the pieces fit together.
What drew me to DevSecOps is the idea of building things that are both automated and safe by design, rather than bolting security on afterward. Right now that means learning Python, getting comfortable on the Linux command line, and understanding Git properly — the basics I need before I can responsibly touch Docker, CI/CD pipelines, or cloud infrastructure.
Education first, then the DevSecOps toolchain, one layer at a time.
Ganpat University, Mehsana. Currently in 5th semester, CGPA 7.77. Building the fundamentals — programming, databases, and networking basics.
Continuing on the Diploma + Degree pathway toward a B.Tech in Information Technology, going deeper into systems and software engineering.
Working through: Docker → CI/CD → AWS → Terraform → Kubernetes → DevSecOps. Currently focused on Python, Linux, and Git as the foundation before starting Docker.
The long-term goal: a DevSecOps Engineer role, ideally in Japan. Still early in the journey, but it's the direction everything above is building toward.
An honest snapshot — what I'm comfortable with, what's basic, and what I'm actively learning right now.
No shipped projects yet — I'm still building the fundamentals. Here's what's actually in progress, and what's coming next.
Working through core syntax, data structures, and small scripts. The goal is to be comfortable enough to write automation scripts before moving into Docker and CI/CD tooling.
Daily practice with the command line — navigation, file permissions, processes, and basic shell scripting. Building the muscle memory every DevOps role assumes you already have.
Moving past the basics of commit/push — learning branching, resolving conflicts, and proper workflows so version control becomes second nature before I touch a CI/CD pipeline.
First real DevOps tool on the list. Once Python and Linux fundamentals feel solid, this is where the CI/CD → AWS → Terraform → Kubernetes path begins.
No repos here yet — but I'm pushing what I build as I go. Follow along on GitHub
Open to internships, mentorship, study/collab connections, or just a chat about DevSecOps.
Still early in my journey.
If you're open to mentoring a student, sharing resources, or pointing out what I should learn next — I'd genuinely appreciate it.