The best career path is the one you like the most. This is my take away from over 12 years of being in this business and this would apply to anything really. If you cannot singularly focus on something to get really good at, you'll find it hard to reach mastery.
I've done several things in my career and as a result im not a master at any of it, which in hindsight i regret. It's those with the best skills that will end up with a better career generally speaking but with the caveat, do what you like and feel passionate about (if possible!)
To answer your question, if you like Development operations, deployments, infrastructure. go ahead and just do it and see if you like it.
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The best career path is the one you like the most. This is my take away from over 12 years of being in this business and this would apply to anything really. If you cannot singularly focus on something to get really good at, you'll find it hard to reach mastery.
I've done several things in my career and as a result im not a master at any of it, which in hindsight i regret. It's those with the best skills that will end up with a better career generally speaking but with the caveat, do what you like and feel passionate about (if possible!)
To answer your question, if you like Development operations, deployments, infrastructure. go ahead and just do it and see if you like it.