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Been doing cPanel management for 3 years in my country. Pay is okay but worry about future. Is this trap? What skill should add? Thinking about ansible or terraform but not sure where start.
I think the maintenance niche is larger than people assume. Many businesses in Asia-Pacific still run legacy stacks and have no migration plan. I pivoted from Plesk to cloud infrastructure gradually. It took time but was worth it.
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Bro my minecraft box still runs on some ancient panel and I dont even care gg
But for real the valheim lag from bad hosting taught me more about networking than any cert wp
Legacy tech pays bills if you find right clients who just want their stuff to not lag
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I did the cpanel thing for five years... then moved to containers slowly... it was scary but... the skills transfer more than you think... employers just want problems solved... not specific tools...
