About Us

By Manish saini

About Us – deVops pathshala


Welcome to deVops pathshala – your one-stop platform for learning DevOps, Linux, and Cloud technologies in Hindi.


🎯 Our Mission

Our goal is to make DevOps learning easy and accessible for beginners and students who prefer learning in Hindi.

We focus on practical, job-ready skills that help you grow as a DevOps Engineer from scratch.


📚 What You’ll Learn Here

At deVops pathshala, we share:


Step-by-step tutorials on Linux, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform, and AWS


Notes, command references, and cheat sheets


Free resources for RHCSA, DevOps interviews, and more


Blog posts that explain concepts in a simple way


🎥 YouTube Channel

We also run a YouTube channel to support visual learners:

👉 @deVops_pathshala

Subscribe to stay updated with our latest videos in Hindi.


👨‍💻 About the Creator

Hi, I’m Manish Saini, a passionate DevOps learner and trainer.

I’m building this platform to help others like me who are starting their DevOps journey.

I share what I learn – in the most beginner-friendly way possible.


🤝 Let’s Connect

Have questions or feedback? Feel free to reach out through the Contact Us page.

Let’s grow and learn together — one tool at a time.


🚀 Keep Learning, Keep Building!

Thank you for visiting deVops pathshala 💻

We hope our content helps you in your career journey.

 

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