veriqta/devops-world

The complete DevOps learning and engineering hub: roadmap, resources, tools, projects, labs, interviews, troubleshooting, production, and career guides.

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Type:Curated List / Learning ResourceCategory(s):Programming Courses & BooksLearning & Resources
Added to GitGenius on September 19th, 2026
Created on July 22nd, 2022
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DevOps-World is a structured learning hub for DevOps and modern infrastructure engineering that covers roadmaps, resources, tools, hands-on projects, labs, interview preparation, troubleshooting scenarios, and career guidance.

The project addresses the challenge of learning DevOps as an interconnected discipline rather than as isolated tools. It organizes learning into eight progressive stages, starting with foundational knowledge in Linux, networking, Git, and scripting, then advancing through cloud platforms, containerization, infrastructure as code, CI/CD, Kubernetes, observability, security, and production operations. The approach emphasizes understanding how systems behave, fail, and are operated reliably in production rather than memorizing tool syntax.

The tool suits learners at different entry points. Those new to DevOps should follow the stages in order and complete the labs. People building portfolios can create production-style projects and document their engineering decisions. Interview candidates can review concepts, scenarios, troubleshooting cases, and system design material. Those already working in infrastructure can reference handbooks, incident cases, and technical material. The repository is structured so that experienced practitioners can start at the stage matching their current knowledge gap rather than beginning at the beginning.

The project shows consistent activity across documentation, labs, and learning materials. The repository maintains organized learning paths with clear progression between stages. Contributions are accepted for improving technical accuracy, expanding labs, enhancing documentation, and refining diagrams. The project treats DevOps as a connected engineering discipline where individual tools serve specific decisions about building reliable systems, rather than presenting an unstructured catalog of technologies to learn.