Modern DevOps Practices, on this site
Where the other lessons sit, and which tools this site will not pretend are finished.
“Modern DevOps is mostly old discipline with newer YAML.”
What you'll learn
This page is a map
The other lessons are the course. This one says which door to open. It will not repeat them in softer words, and it will not invent a tool the site does not have.
If you want the practice, use the lesson. If the lesson does not exist, the practice is not something you can click through here.
The order the work shows up
Docker Deep Dive, then Container Orchestration, then Kubernetes for the Impatient. That is one host, then several processes, then a control plane. CI/CD Pipeline Builder is how a change gets built without a laptop. Infrastructure as Code is how the cloud resources survive a review. Secrets Management is how the credentials stay out of both.
You can read them out of order. You cannot skip the one your outage is about and make it up from a definition.
Practices that already have a lesson
Shift-left security is the DevSecOps Pipeline lesson: scans that can fail a build, not a PDF after the deploy. Observability is Monitoring & Observability: metrics, logs, traces, and alerts that deserve a page. FinOps, on this site, is Cloud Cost Optimization: tags, right-sizing, reservations, and the disk you forgot. GitOps is its own lesson. Incident response is its own lesson, including the runbook and the postmortem.
'Modern' is not a separate stack. It is those habits, done on a weekday.
What is not built here
The Dockerfile generator runs. The Kubernetes manifest builder, the cost calculator, the YAML linter, and the CIDR calculator are marked coming soon because they are not built. Do not plan a workshop around them.
Two template packs download as markdown: starter Dockerfiles, and a 50-point Kubernetes checklist. The other packs are marked coming soon.
How to use the map
Pick the lesson that matches the thing that broke, or the thing you are about to build. Read it. Try the command or the file on something that is not production. The quip at the top of each lesson is optional. The headings are not.
If a page on this site promises a button that is not there, that is a bug. The coming-soon labels are the bug being told the truth.