Welcome to my DevOps Notes repository! 🚀
This repository serves as a centralized hub for all my notes, documentation, and resources related to DevOps practices, tools, and technologies. As I journey through the realm of DevOps, I'll be consolidating my learnings here in an organized manner for easy reference and sharing with the community.
The repository is structured into separate child folders, each dedicated to a specific topic, tool, or concept within the DevOps ecosystem. Within each folder, you'll find detailed notes, code snippets, configuration files, tutorials, and any other relevant resources pertaining to that particular area.
Here's a brief overview of the folders and topics covered in this repository:
- Linux: Notes and resources related to Linux system administration, command-line usage, scripting, and more.
- Terraform: Documentation, tutorials, and best practices for infrastructure as code using Terraform.
- CI/CD: Introduction to Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery practices, tools like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins and best practices for automating software delivery pipelines.
- Docker: Resources covering Docker containers, images, Dockerfile creation, Docker Compose, and best practices for containerization.
- Kubernetes: Documentation and tutorials on Kubernetes orchestration, pods, deployments, services, and managing containerized applications at scale.
For a detailed roadmap outlining a devops learning journey and potential upcoming topics, please refer to the Roadmap.
Feel free to explore the contents of this repository and contribute in any way you see fit! Whether it's correcting a typo, suggesting improvements, or adding new content, your contributions are highly appreciated. Simply fork this repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Together, let's build a comprehensive knowledge base for DevOps enthusiasts everywhere!
If you have any suggestions, feedback, or questions about the content of this repository, please don't hesitate to open an issue or reach out to me directly. Your input is invaluable in helping me improve and expand this resource for the benefit of the DevOps community.
Happy learning, and happy automating!