Before paying for a bootcamp, why don't you give us a try? 🥹🥹 always free, always open source learntocloud.guide/

Had a blast at @WeAreDevs! Got to talk about how @github powers @learntocloud to help teach 10k people cloud engineering for free and open source :)

great talk by @madebygps on how @learntocloud is built and operated! 🚀

I think I'll just start. I saw a course from @learntocloud but I was thinking of waiting a bit

homelab tour, self hosted is the way baby!!! 0:00 Hardware 1:30 Glance 2:33 Plex 4:00 tailscale 4:21 streaming sucks 5:34 NextCloud 6:34 Immich 7:04 Vaultwarden 7:27 Homeassistan 7:53 audiobookshelf 8:47 portainer 11:05 conclusion

I’ll be talking about @learntocloud and how we built a free and open-source hands-on curriculum to take down predatory boot camps today at We Are Developers conference! Today at 3:00 PM PDT Stage 2

not 1, not 2, but 3. I am delivering 3 sessions at @WeAreDevs this week: - From Stateless to Stateful: Real-Time Voice & Messaging Agents with @twilio and AWS - rm -rf: Horror Stories From Unsandboxed AI Agents (and How @Docker Fixes This) - Build a Voice AI Agent with Twilio Agent Connect and @GeminiApp

Day 1 of learning cloud engineering in public ☁️ Set up my GitHub, started @learntocloud, and learned why Linux runs most of the cloud: stable, scriptable, no license fees. Next: Bash + the terminal. Logging everything (including what confuses me): github.com/BenCoy09/Cloud-Jo…

We shipped the ability to attach images and videos to your pr/issues/comments via the gh cli :)

We are the cloud courseware for high agency, self-sufficient, and disciplined learners. Information is now abundant. Access to education should be too.

Back by popular demand, @learntocloud Discord server: discord.gg/sfdgmbWVf4 If you're working through the curriculum and need help, we now have a Discord for you :)

hello to all paid cloud and DevOps bootcamps. I am GPS, I have seen the predatory behaviors you use to get people to sign up and I just want you to know that with @learntocloud I am coming for all your students. Getting into tech is extremely difficult, you shouldn't be charging people thousands of dollars for content that is mediocre at best and empty promises. You shouldn't be hiding your enrollment prices; you shouldn't be asking people to interview BEFORE they can even apply. learntocloud.guide is an open source and free educational platform to learn the fundamentals of cloud engineering. We have hands on labs, curriculum, progress tracking, community support, and almost daily updates. I can guarantee no other paid or free program can top us and L2C does work, I get messages like this one all the time :)

new @learntocloud is here! more hands-on than before.

New @learntocloud is live! 🚀 Updated the entire curriculum to match market demands. New hands-on labs: 🐧 18 Linux CTF challenges 🌐 4 networking incidents to fix (AWS/Azure/GCP) 🐍 Build a real API with FastAPI + PostgreSQL ☁️ Deploy & verify it live in the cloud Progress tracking, badges, and certificates. All open source, all free. learntocloud.guide

if you aren't using agent skills you are 100% missing out!

l2c is multi-cloud! ☁️

Apart from programming, I'm also using GitHub Copilot CLI to automate bash tasks. Here is an example of automating testing of our Linux CTF challenges lab for @learntocloud

Two weeks ago someone copied our entire curriculum and posted it on their site to drive traffic. That pissed me off so much I immediately fired up VS Code and GitHub Copilot and started building the new version of Learn to Cloud. We're building awesome verification systems, improving the curriculum, and learning a lot as we go. It's been freaking awesome. So to that person who copied everything, and to all the bootcamps using our curriculum for their overpriced programs: thank you. This is the motivation I needed to start 2026.

this is the missing link for so many devs most ai content stops at prompts you went all the way to keys, k8s, latency, audit trails feels like the first genai path that actually touches production reality

:) @learntocloud

coming soon to @learntocloud streaks progress tracking hands-on project verification and more I will probably add some sort of journaling in here too because personally it is the most impactful habit for my career