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codeaprendiz/learn-devops
I am using this repository to document my devops journey. I follow the process of learning everything by tasks. Every task has an associated objective that encompasses an underlying concept. Concepts including CloudProviders, Containers, ContainersOrchestration, Databases, InfrastructureAsCode, Interview, VersionControl etc in progress
A personal DevOps learning journal structured as 473 numbered tasks across Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS/GCP/Azure, databases, and Linux. It's one person's documented path through cloud certifications and hands-on exercises, not a reference library or tutorial series. Useful if you want to see how someone else approached learning these tools systematically.
The task-per-concept structure is genuinely useful for orientation — you can see exactly which Kubernetes topics got covered and in what order. Breadth is real: 67 Kubernetes tasks, 31 AWS Terraform tasks, 131 Linux commands tasks gives you something substantive to dig into. The auto-generated README from a PHP script is a decent trick for keeping navigation in sync with actual content. Active enough through late 2024 to reflect reasonably current tooling.
This is a single person's learning notes, not vetted content — quality and depth vary task to task with no way to know which exercises are solid and which are half-finished. The Terraform is spread across AWS/GCP/OCI but none of it is production-grade; you'd be learning patterns that work in a tutorial context but might not hold up under real constraints. Security coverage is a single Trivy task, which is a red flag given how much infrastructure content is here. No CI, no tests, no validation that any of the Terraform or Kubernetes manifests still work against current provider versions.