Parent Hub: Building My DevOps Skills in Public – Master DevOps Board
This epic focuses on building Linux fundamentals required for DevOps work.
Linux is treated here as an operational tool, not an academic subject.
The goal is to build real, validated capabilities used in cloud, CI/CD, and production systems.
Epic Objective
By the end of this epic, I will be able to:
- navigate Linux systems confidently
- manage permissions safely
- debug processes and services
- investigate logs and failures
All skills are validated on remote Linux hosts via SSH with demos and GitHub history.
Epic Dashboard
| Work Card | Capability Level | Blog | GitHub | Demos |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Filesystem & Navigation | v1.1 — Efficient navigation | ✅ Published | v1.0 → v1.1 | Playlist |
| Permissions & Ownership | ⏳ Planned | — | — | — |
| Processes & Services | ⏳ Planned | — | — | — |
| Logs & Troubleshooting | ⏳ Planned | — | — | — |
Legend
- v1.0 = Survival
- v1.1 = Efficiency
- v2.0+ = Locked until Cloud & Containers start
How This Epic Works
Each work card follows the same DevOps-style pipeline:
- Learn on remote Linux via SSH
- Record short execution demos
- Track versions in GitHub
- Publish clean capability blogs
- Deploy updates on LinkedIn
This keeps learning traceable, testable, and recruiter-ready.
Next Work Card
➡ Permissions & Ownership
Linux for DevOps is about control, observability, and confidence — not memorization.
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