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LEARNING COLLECTION

DevOps: explore the work.

Build your understanding of DevOps through a roadmap, worked examples, project ideas and interview practice.

5 guides to explore

ABOUT THIS COLLECTION

What will these DevOps guides help you do?

Follow an application from a code change to a tested release. Learn how version control, environments, automation and operational checks fit together, and how to recover when a release fails.

The work
Make building, testing and deploying software repeatable.
Coding and maths
Git, Linux and basic scripting; some application familiarity. Basic numeracy for durations, failure rates and resource use.
First roles to search for
DevOps Trainee, Junior DevOps Engineer, Release Assistant, Deployment Support Engineer

See the full DevOps track: modules, projects and interview questions →

READING ORDER

Where should you start with DevOps?

Read in this order: the roadmap and concepts first, then skills, then projects and interview questions.

  1. 1
    DevOps Career Roadmap for Freshers

    A DevOps roadmap for freshers and career movers: Linux, Git, containers, a tested pipeline, a rehearsed rollback and realistic first roles.

  2. 2
    Docker and CI/CD Explained Through One Application

    Connect reproducible environments, automated checks and controlled releases.

  3. 3
    Linux and Git Skills Every DevOps Beginner Needs

    Practise file, process and version-control skills in a safe local project.

  4. 4
    Cloud Computing vs DevOps: Which Career Track Should You Choose?

    Compare cloud infrastructure work with software delivery and operations, including tools, Linux basics and the realistic first roles in India.

  5. 5
    DevOps Project Ideas for Freshers

    Three delivery exercises with real checks and documented recovery.

  6. 6
    DevOps Interview Questions for Freshers

    Fourteen DevOps interview questions for freshers on pipelines, containers, Linux and incidents, with strong and weak answer patterns.

QUESTIONS

Common questions about DevOps

Is DevOps a single tool?

No. It involves collaboration, delivery practices and operational feedback, supported by tools such as Git and CI systems.

Should I know Linux first?

Basic navigation, permissions and process inspection make the exercises easier. Build these skills before complex pipelines.

Is Docker the same as a virtual machine?

No. Containers generally share the host kernel; virtual machines provide separate guest operating systems.

Does CI mean automatic production deployment?

No. Continuous integration automates integration checks. Production deployment can still require approval.

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