DevOps Learning Hub
Your next step after mastering Linux basics. See how Docker, Git, and AWS connect to your Linux knowledge, and map out the path to your next skill without detours. Browser-based and free.
Solidify Linux basics
Master the command line, processes, and permissions - the foundation of DevOps.
Connect to related tech
Understand how Docker, Git, and AWS connect to Linux knowledge, and decide your learning order.
Deepen practical skills
Progress step by step to a practical level with each topic's intro article and video courses.
Start with the learning roadmap
One article organizes how your Linux skills apply across tech domains and where they connect to Docker, Git, and AWS. Grasp the big picture before moving into each topic.
Docker Containers
Containers run on Linux kernel features such as namespaces and cgroups. Your knowledge of process management and file systems maps directly to understanding containers.
Git Version Control
Git is primarily CLI-based. The terminal and file operations you learned with Linux apply directly to learning version control.
AWS / Cloud Cloud Infra
Many cloud servers run Linux. Skills like SSH connections, network configuration, and permission management are required directly in practice.
Go deeper with video courses
Practical skills in Docker, Git, and AWS are learned efficiently through structured video courses. Choose the course that fits you.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Common questions when learning DevOps as your next step after Linux.
- Which should I learn first after Linux - Docker, Git, or AWS?
- It depends on your goals, but starting with Git tends to have the lowest learning cost since you use it daily in development. Moving next to Docker for container technology, then to AWS for the cloud, is an approachable order for many learners. We recommend grasping the big picture with the roadmap article first.
- How does Linux knowledge help when learning Docker?
- Docker containers run on Linux kernel features such as namespaces and cgroups. Your Linux fundamentals - process management, file systems, and networking - map directly to understanding containers.
- Can I learn Git as a continuation of Linux study?
- Yes. Git is primarily a command-line tool, so the terminal and file operations you learned with Linux apply directly. It is an approachable area as a practical extension of CLI skills.
- Do I need Linux before learning AWS?
- Many servers on AWS run Linux, and skills like SSH connections, network configuration, and permission management are required directly in practice. Solidifying your Linux basics first makes learning AWS smoother.