Get job-ready by actually doing the work
OpsPath teaches the skills for your first infrastructure or platform engineering job — Linux, scripting, the cloud, and Terraform — by having you build real things in a safe sandbox. No local setup, no cloud bill.
Learn by doing
Write real code and run it in an isolated, no-egress sandbox that's destroyed after every run — not videos, not multiple-choice quizzes.
Build a portfolio that proves it
Finish lessons with real artifacts and a shareable profile — concrete proof you can do the work, to bring to interviews.
A path to the job
A guided ramp from a blank terminal to shipping infrastructure — the skills hiring managers actually screen for, in order.
The tracks
One path, built from focused skill tracks. Start with what's live today.
Linux & the Command Line
Available nowLive in a real shell: the filesystem, permissions, and the tools every infra job assumes you already know — run real commands in a safe sandbox.
Bash & Shell Scripting
Available nowAutomate the boring parts — variables, output, loops, and conditionals — by writing real scripts and running them in the browser.
Version Control with Git
Available nowBranch, merge, resolve conflicts, and collaborate the way every engineering team expects on day one.
Python for Operations
Available nowGlue systems together: scripting APIs, parsing data, and the standard-library patterns that show up in real ops work.
Cloud Fundamentals (AWS)
Available nowThe mental model behind the cloud — compute, storage, networking, and IAM — so infrastructure code means something. Drive real AWS APIs with the CLI against a safe mock cloud.
Infrastructure as Code: Terraform
Available nowBuild, plan, and apply real infrastructure — state, modules, remote backends, and CI workflows — entirely in the browser, no cloud bill.
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