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Built in the open.Improved together.

LearnOps is being built as an open-source learning platform for people who want to learn Linux and DevOps through practical experience.

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Open‑source interactive Linux & DevOps learning platform

linux, devops, docker, learning‑platform
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feat:add profile and notification settings backend2 months ago
devops
docker2 months ago
frontend
fix(security):resolve password strength evaluation logic Fi..yesterday
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chore(release): add secrets helper and docs; use repo secre..1min ago
backend
Fix;replace the manual GitHub username text field with an...yesterday
database
feat(db):add avatar_url column to users tablelast week
Readme
docs:clarify GitHub OAuth and local ports2 months ago
Dockerfile
fix(deploy):add root Dockerfile...1 week ago
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Why Open Source

Learning DevOps should besomething we build together.

Open source makes it possible for learners, developers, and DevOps practitioners to improve the platform together.

Learn from real code

Explore how a real learning platform is structured, built, tested, and improved.

Contribute ideas

Suggest improvements, report problems, and help shape what LearnOps becomes.

Build your skills

Contributing to a real project gives you experience beyond tutorials and practice exercises.

What's being built?

LearnOps combines structured learning with hands-on practice so learners can move from understanding a concept to actually using it.

Linux and DevOps lessons
Interactive hands-on labs
Automatic solution validation
Quizzes and progress tracking
A growing practical curriculum

Built with modern tools

The project itself is designed to be a practical example of modern web development and DevOps workflows.

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