DevOps Guide for Beginners

By Manish saini

     


                                

 Welcome to the DevOps Beginner's Guide at deVops pathshala!

If you're just getting started with DevOps, this page will help you understand:


🔹 What is DevOps?

DevOps is a combination of Development and Operations.

It’s a culture and set of tools that helps software teams deliver faster, more reliably, and with better quality.


🧰 Tools You Need to Learn

Here are the core tools used in the DevOps world:


Linux – Command-line & shell scripting


Git & GitHub – Version control system


Docker – Containerization


Kubernetes – Container orchestration


Ansible – Configuration management


Terraform – Infrastructure as Code


Jenkins – CI/CD tool


AWS or Cloud – Cloud platform skills


🛣️ Step-by-Step Learning Roadmap

Start with Linux basics and shell commands


Learn Git & GitHub for code collaboration


Understand Docker for containerization


Move to Kubernetes for managing containers


Learn Ansible & Terraform for automation


Understand CI/CD with Jenkins


Explore AWS (EC2, S3, IAM, etc.)


Build mini projects and labs


Practice with real-world scenarios


Prepare for interviews or certifications


📘 Explore More

Visit these pages and posts for detailed tutorials:

Coming soon:


- Linux for DevOps  


- Docker Basics  


- Git Commands Guide  


- Kubernetes Overview  


- AWS Hands-on Notes




🎥 Watch on YouTube

Subscribe to my channel:

@deVops_pathshala

For videos on DevOps tools in simple language!


🙌 You’re Not Alone

This journey may seem big, but you’ll grow with each step.

Save this page and come back to it as a reference any time.





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