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Best 1 Linux Academy (now CloudSkills) AWS DevOps Engineer
Linux Academy (now CloudSkills) AWS DevOps Engineer
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CloudSkills (formerly Linux Academy) offers a comprehensive AWS DevOps Engineer course, focusing on automation, infrastructure-as-code, and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines...

8.9 Very Good
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2 Serverless Framework
Serverless Framework

The Serverless Framework is not a platform itself, but a powerful open-source CLI that simplifies the deployment of serverless applications across multiple cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google...

7.8 Good
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3 ElectricFlow
ElectricFlow

ElectricFlow is a workflow automation and orchestration platform that extends beyond traditional CI/CD. It allows organizations to automate complex processes involving infrastructure provisioning, app...

7.1 Good
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4 Stackery
Stackery

Stackery is a platform that simplifies the development and deployment of serverless applications on AWS. It provides a visual workflow editor and infrastructure-as-code capabilities. Stackery helps te...

6.7 Fair
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5 Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (AWX)
Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (AWX)

AWX (Ansible Workflow Engine) is the open-source foundation for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. It provides a web-based interface for creating, scheduling, and managing Ansible playbooks. AWX is...

6.3 Fair
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6 KubeVirt
KubeVirt

KubeVirt is an open-source project that extends Kubernetes to manage virtual machines alongside containers. It allows users to deploy and manage VMs using Kubernetes APIs and tooling. This enables a u...

6.0 Fair
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7 kubespray
kubespray

kubespray is a tool for deploying Kubernetes clusters using Ansible. It provides a declarative approach to Kubernetes deployment, allowing users to define their desired cluster configuration in Ansibl...

5.5 Average
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