| Getting Started with OpenTofu (LFEL1009) |
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This foundational course is designed for any learner familiar with how to open a command line interface. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| DevOps Engineer, SRE Learning Path |
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This learning path guides you through a curated collection of on-demand courses, labs, and skill badges that provide you with real-world, hands-on experience using Google Cloud technologies essential to the DevOps Engineer/SRE role |
Google |
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| Exploring GraphQL: A Query Language for APIs (LFS141x) |
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This course is for both management and technical teams involved in the building and management of websites. Before enrolling you should be familiar with web architecture, such as clients and servers and web development concepts such as caching, HTTP requests, and build-time. It is helpful to have some general knowledge about how websites get information from servers, but it is not required. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to AI/ML Toolkits with Kubeflow (LFS147) |
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This course is designed for developers, engineers, data scientists or anyone interested in understanding the anatomy of a machine learning tool kit that harnesses the power of Kubernetes. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Backstage: Developer Portals Made Easy (LFS142) |
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This course is designed for DevOps engineers and professionals interested in or working in Developer Productivity or Developer Experience teams. To make the most of this course, you should be familiar with source control systems and repositories and have basic knowledge of GitHub and JavaScript (especially React and Node.js). For learners using Windows, knowing how to install PostgreSQL locally is a plus. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Cilium (LFS146) |
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This course is designed for application developers, systems operators, and security professionals with an interest in learning how to use Cilium to better connect, observe, and secure Kubernetes. Learners should be familiar with basic Kubernetes concepts, Kubernetes operations and the kubectl tool. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to GitOps (LFS169) |
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This course is for software developers interested in learning how to easily deploy their cloud native applications to Kubernetes; quality assurance engineers interested in understanding what a continuous delivery pipeline on Kubernetes looks like with GitOps; site reliability engineers looking for a simple, easy and secure solution to set up automated and continuous applications, infrastructure, and policy rollouts with an ability to do quick roll backs when needed; and anyone looking to understand the landscape of GitOps and learn how to choose and implement the right tools. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Istio (LFS144) |
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This course is intended for application developers, systems operators, and security professionals who already have familiarity and experience with Kubernetes and who wish to take their first steps towards learning and understanding Istio. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Jenkins (LFS167) |
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This course is for teams considering using Jenkins as a CI/CD tool and looking to automate their software delivery process, as well as those who need guidelines on how to set up a CI/CD workflow using the Jenkins automation server. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Linux (LFS101) |
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This Introduction to Linux course is designed for experienced computer users who have limited or no previous exposure to Linux, whether they are working in an individual or enterprise environment. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Kubernetes (LFS158) |
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This course is for teams considering or beginning to use Kubernetes for container orchestration who need guidelines on how to start transforming their organization with Kubernetes and cloud native patterns. Some knowledge of Linux system administration is helpful but not required. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Kubernetes on Edge with k3s (LFS156x) |
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This course is designed for those interested learning more about Kubernetes, as well as in deploying applications or embedded sensors in edge locations. While learners do not need a Kubernetes certification for this course, experience with a Linux operating system and shell scripting will be beneficial. Programming experience is also not strictly required. Learners will need to be able to run Docker on their computer. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Node.js (LFW111) |
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This course is designed for frontend or backend developers who would like to become more familiar with the fundamentals of Node.js and its most common use cases. Before enrolling, students should know how to use a command line terminal, and have some familiarity with JavaScript. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Serverless on Kubernetes (LFS157) |
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The course is designed for developers and IT operators interested in exploring new approaches for building software, who prefer being able to set their own limits when it comes to things such as timeouts and choice of programming languages. Before enrolling, students should have an understanding of cloud and container technologies – including Kubernetes – as well as experience with Python. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering (LFS162) |
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If you are a manager looking for guidelines on how to start transforming organizations, and understand where to start, this course is for you. If you aspire to make a career in the world of DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering, this course is your starting point. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Introduction to Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) |
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Gain a basic understanding of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). |
Microsoft Learn |
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| OpenAPI Fundamentals (LFEL1011) |
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This course is for technical professionals, such as software developers, who want to learn more about how to describe their APIs using OpenAPI and about the benefits that flow from doing so. |
The Linux Foundation |
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| Practical Observability |
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Join Knox Lively, recovering DevOps Engineer and Lead Tech Evangelist at Observe, Inc., alongside his trusty side-kick robot, o11y, as they guide you through the vast and sometimes confusing universe of observability. |
o11y Academy |
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