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Free DevOps course

The free Linux and DevOps foundations track on NKFLIX organizes five Network Kings videos into Linux and lab setup, automation, and delivery pipelines. It provides a starting sequence for understanding how system administration connects to repeatable software delivery.

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By Network Kings · Free to watch · No paid NKFLIX subscription

YOUR STARTING POINT

Who this is for

Beginners with basic computer skills, Linux learners and infrastructure professionals exploring automation.

What you’ll explore

  • Set up a learning environment and practise foundational Linux commands.
  • Explore how Ansible makes repeatable administration possible.
  • Follow an introduction to automation tools and CI/CD pipelines.

A path through the subject

01

Build a Linux foundation

Watch the introduction and virtual-machine lessons, then practise file navigation, commands and basic system inspection.

02

Automate a repeated task

Study the Ansible introduction. Compare a manual task with a repeatable approach and record what changes between runs.

03

Trace a delivery pipeline

Use the pipeline lesson to identify source, build, test and delivery stages. Explain the purpose of each stage before adding more tools.

WATCH. PRACTISE. REPEAT.

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Linux & DevOps · 5 lessons

Linux and DevOps foundations

Follow an ordered introduction to Linux, virtual machines, automation and delivery pipelines.

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Your questions, answered

Can a beginner learn DevOps for free here?

Yes. Start with the Linux and DevOps foundations track. It begins with Linux and a lab environment before introducing automation and delivery pipelines.

Does the track include every DevOps tool?

No. This is a foundations track with selected existing videos. It does not claim complete coverage of every cloud, container or CI/CD tool.

Do I need cloud experience first?

You can begin with Linux and local virtual machines. Networking and cloud fundamentals become useful as your practice expands into distributed services.

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