DevOps learning path
Learn Linux by actually using it.
Interactive DevOps courses in English and Georgian. A real shell in your browser, with every exercise checked against the filesystem you just changed. No installs, no virtual machines, no credit card.
- 41 lessons
- Complete beginner
- None. If you can use a web browser, you can start.
student@cybernaut:~$ pwd
/home/student
student@cybernaut:~$ ls -l
total 12
drwxr-xr-x 2 student student 4096 Mar 4 09:12 projects
-rw-r--r-- 1 student student 180 Mar 4 09:14 notes.txt
-rwxr-xr-x 1 student student 64 Mar 4 09:15 deploy.sh
student@cybernaut:~$ cd projects/api
student@cybernaut:~/projects/api$
Built for people who learn by doing
A terminal that checks your work
Type real commands into a simulated Linux shell. Each task is verified against the actual state of the filesystem — not against a text answer you had to guess.
Georgian explanations, English commands
Concepts are explained in your language. Commands, flags and error messages stay exactly as you will meet them at work and in interviews.
Diagrams you can take apart
Permissions, paths and processes are far easier to understand when you can change them and watch what happens.
The DevOps path
Linux first, because everything else runs on it. Containers, CI/CD and cloud follow once the ground is solid.
- 01Available nowLinux FundamentalsThe filesystem, the shell, files and permissions, processes and text processing — the ground floor of every DevOps job.
- 02Coming soonNetwork FundamentalsAddresses, routing, names and ports — how machines actually find each other, and what to do when they cannot.
- 03Coming soonContainers & DockerPackaging an application so it runs the same on your laptop and in production.
- 04Coming soonCI/CD PipelinesTurning a push into a tested, reviewed, deployed change without anyone typing a command.
- 05Coming soonKubernetesRunning containers across many machines, and what the cluster does when one dies.
- 06Coming soonCloud & Infrastructure as CodeDescribing servers, networks and databases as files you can review and roll back.
- 07Coming soonObservabilityLogs, metrics and traces — knowing something is wrong before your users tell you.