It's a no-frills, topic-organized dump of 106 real-world DevOps questions (folders for docker, kubernetes, linux, networking, security) with video explanations — exactly the sort of thing you bookmark the week before interviews. What it lacks is originality: this is an aggregated study bundle, not an interactive trainer or curated rubric, so its value is practical and immediate rather than novel or deeply analytical.

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amuradov

204mo ago

Developer Tools●●Solid

Riventa.Dev – AI-native DevOps that acts, not just alerts

Auto-fix PRs before merge, but CodeRabbit and Copilot already review code.

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christopherAs

303mo ago

Infrastructure●●Solid

CleanCloud – 20 rules to find what's costing you money in AWS and Azure

This is the kind of tool you run in CI to block cost regressions: read-only scans, per-finding evidence and LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH confidence levels, plus an exit code you can fail builds on (--fail-on-confidence HIGH). The project deliberately avoids phone-home telemetry and destructive actions, which makes it attractive for regulated environments, though it’s narrowly focused (AWS + Azure only, 20 conservative rules) rather than aiming to be a full-cost-management suite.

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sureshcsdp

114mo ago

Developer Tools●●Solid

Pertmux – A TUI to unify your coding agents, MRs and worktrees

Daemon keeps MR pipelines and agent status fresh without leaving your terminal.

Niche GemCozy

pure-orange

103mo ago