DevOps Hands-On Lab Path
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discussions evidencing this problem
A guided, project-based learning platform that builds real CI/CD and Infrastructure-as-Code portfolios through progressively complex, self-contained labs using real tools (Terraform, GitHub Actions, Docker) on free/cheap cloud tiers.
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discussions evidencing this
4
pain statements
3
distinct people
2
communities
What a useful guide would help with
It could help you work out:
- Personalized learning roadmap with 8 12 hands on projects
- Step by step lab instructions with code templates
- Portfolio artifacts (GitHub repos, Terraform modules, CI/CD pipelines) ready to show interviewers
Based on current role (service desk, infrastructure, other), target role (devops, sre, platform engineer), available time per week (hours).
Where the evidence comes from
A sample of the discussions behind this problem.
How Do I Move from Cloud Support to Cloud Engineering?
r/ITCareerQuestions
Lack of full experience in CI/CD writing and problems with the interview
r/ITCareerQuestions
Moved from Service Desk to DevOps and now I feel like a complete imposter. Need advice.
r/devops
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