DevOps learning usually starts well… and then breaks.
You learn Linux.
You learn Git.
You run Docker commands.
But when it’s time to connect pipelines, cloud infrastructure, monitoring, and automation, most learning paths fall apart.
DevOpsMind v1.1.1 is our attempt to fix that — with hands-on labs that focus on how systems actually work.
What’s New in v1.1.1
🧪 CI/CD Labs
These labs aren’t about copying pipeline YAMLs.
You’ll:
Build CI/CD pipelines from scratch
Break them on purpose
Debug failures and understand root causes
Learn how pipelines behave under real conditions
The goal is pipeline thinking — not tool memorization.
☁️ Cloud Labs
Cloud is often taught through dashboards and screenshots.
In DevOpsMind, cloud labs focus on:
Infrastructure as systems (compute, network, state)
Understanding trade-offs, not just services
Learning cloud without hiding complexity
If it feels logical, you’re learning it right.
🤖 AIOps Labs
AIOps is more than dashboards with “AI” labels.
These labs help you understand:
Signals, logs, and metrics
How automation decisions are made
Where intelligence helps — and where humans must stay in control
It’s about augmenting operators, not replacing them.
Improvements Beyond New Labs
v1.1.1 also brings:
Clearer lab instructions
Better error hints when things go wrong
Smoother difficulty progression
Stability fixes across Linux-based labs
Small changes that make a big difference when you’re learning by doing.
Who This Is For
DevOpsMind is built for:
Sysadmins moving into DevOps
Developers who want real operational understanding
Learners tired of shallow, step-by-step tutorials
If you can reason about the system, the tools don’t matter.
Still Free. Still Local. Still Open.
DevOpsMind remains:
Free · Local · User-Owned · Forever
No accounts.
No cloud lock-in.
No vendor-driven learning.
Just hands-on DevOps education, built the way engineers think.
Why This Release Matters
CI/CD, Cloud, and AIOps aren’t “advanced topics” anymore.
They’re core DevOps skills.
DevOpsMind v1.1.1 brings them into the learning path — without cutting corners.
If you’re serious about learning DevOps, this is where things start to connect.
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