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  • Welcome to the Devops World
  • We are targeting to learn devops skills in the timeframe of six months. Well it's a growing field so we cannot learn everything out there and neither anyone expects to know everything from us.
  • The whole syllabus is mentioned in the repository.

In this guide I will show you step by step how you can contribute your learnings here.

Steps Involved

  • You need a github account and you need the fork the this repository.

  • After your have forked the repo you will see <username>/DevOpsRoadmap2022 under your account.

  • Now you need to clone the repo into your local system. For that open the terminal and clone.

git clone https://github.com/<username>/DevOpsRoadmap2022
  • then you need go inside the directory cd DevOpsRoadmap2022
  • You need to set upstream url, run this command to do so:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/saiyam1814/DevOpsRoadmap2022.git

For learning more about upstream or origin and github, Watch Kunal Kushwaha's or freecodecamp course on github.

  • Run these commands to add a different branch:
    • You can have anything as <branch_name> , but by convention it should indicate what you are working on -example : <branch_name> can be add-folder, when you are adding your folder.
git branch <branch_name>

git checkout <branch_name>

  • Make a directory with your name mkdir <Your_name>

    • For adding spaces between name, type as mkdir firstName\ lastName . -example : mkdir Saiyam\ pathak

  • To change directory into the folder, run cd <Your_name>

  • Add a readme.md file , to tell about yourself and show your progress.

  • To push your changes to github, Run the following commands.

git add .

git commit -m "<username> added Readme file"

git push origin <branch_name>

  • Go to your github forked repo, You will see an option to "Compare and Pull request".

  • Click on that and Then You will see an option to "Create pull request". Click on that.

  • that's it you have made your pull request.

  • After your request is accepted, You will see the folder of your name on the repository.

  • You can create day-wise folder or topic-wise for writing down your daily learnings. Checkout Samples in the repository.

  • Learn something new each day and write down your notes.

  • After you have written down your notes create a pull request. We are waiting for your pull request.

  • And always remember, Learning should be your goal. Learn at your own pace.

  • You can always ask your doubts on the Discord Channel