Seeking Free Resources to Learn Linux (and DevOps) for Beginners
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Best way to learn Linux?
Run a Linux VM on your workstation and set up a proper web server with a database, web application, reverse proxy, etc. The only way to get better with Linux is to use it, and to use it for applications it is typically used for. Installing a GUI distro and using it to browse the web and the like will not improve your skills. You need to get comfortable with the command line and the CLI text editing and configuration tools.
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Hi everyone,
I’m currently diving into the world of DevOps, and as a first step, I’m focusing on learning Linux. I’ve set up a dual-boot system with Windows and Ubuntu and have been learning for about a week now. However, I’ve hit a few challenges when it comes to finding comprehensive and free resources.
So far, I’ve been using ItsFoss, which is great for beginners, but it doesn’t cover everything I need. I’ve also come across some excellent platforms , but most of them rely on subscription models. While I understand the value of these resources, the cost is simply out of reach for me right now. In my country, $100 is a significant amount compared to the minimum wage, and I can’t afford to pay for premium access.
My goal is to learn Linux at a level where I can confidently use it in a DevOps environment—not too advanced, but not too basic either. I’m looking for free resources that can help me achieve this. If anyone knows of: I would sincerely appreciate your recommendations. Thank you in advance for your help!
1)Free Linux learning resources (websites, eBooks, YouTube channels, or hands-on labs)
2) Free DevOps resources (roadmaps, tutorials, or tools to practice with)
I would sincerely appreciate your recommendations.
Thank you in advance for your help!