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The Essential DevOps Roadmap is the guide we walk every new CoderCo student through. No CS degree or tech background needed. From zero to your first DevOps role: the foundations to build, the tools that connect them, the order to learn them in, and what progress looks like. Written by the founders. Nothing held back.

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The Essential DevOps Roadmap, cover
9 tools, in order 3 parts Written by the founders

What's inside

Three parts. One coherent path.

Not a blog post. Each chapter builds on the one before it, and ends with a milestone that shows you what "good" looks like before you move on.

Part I

The FoundationThe skills every tool builds on

Linux and the command line · Bash and small useful scripts · Git and the team workflow · Networking, and how things connect.

Part II

The ToolboxHow the pieces connect

Docker and containers · AWS, your first cloud · Terraform and infrastructure as code · CI/CD with GitHub Actions · Kubernetes.

Part III

Proof It WorksFrom learning to landing the role

Real student stories · Making your work easy to understand · The route forward, from learning to evidence.

Actual pages

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Straight from the roadmap. Click any page to read it properly.

A letter from the founders
Contents, three parts
Nine tools, one coherent path, the roadmap on one page
Chapter one, Linux and the command line
One application, a connected system
From service desk to AWS, a student story

The one-page roadmap, every chapter's milestone, real student stories. It's all in there.

Why it's worth your email

The same roadmap we give every new student

This is the exact roadmap we use

The same path we walk through with every new student on the welcome calls. Written down, start to finish, nothing held back.

The whole path on one page

Nine tools in a sensible order, from Linux to Kubernetes, and how they connect into one system you can actually explain.

Every chapter ends with a milestone

A clear picture of what "good" looks like for each topic, so you always know whether to move on or stay with it.

Real student stories

People who started in IT support, service desks and completely different careers, and what their next chapter looked like.