Nothing forces you to choose a goal. All the documentation, the full courses, the labs, the practice exams and the tutorials can be browsed freely, like a library. This lesson lists the catalogue's entry points and what each one holds, for someone who wants to discover before committing.
What you can browse
| Entry point | What you find there |
|---|---|
| Documentation | reference guides, by domain, readable without following a course |
| Courses | complete thematic paths, module by module |
| Labs | the DSOXLab catalogues, ordered by subject and by certification |
| Practice exams | timed quizzes, by level |
| Tutorials | install and get to grips with one tool, end to end |
| Tools | the map of tools, with their role |
| Glossary | DevOps and DevSecOps terms, defined simply |
Your exploration still counts
Reading while exploring is not lost: lessons marked as read and quizzes taken stay recorded in your browser. The day you choose a goal, the computed path takes them into account and removes what you have already worked on.
The site's open source projects
Four free tools make part of the experience possible: DSOXLab runs the labs and checks their state, Feint emulates European cloud APIs to learn without an account, Pépin audits the posture of sovereign clouds, Pavois hardens and checks Linux. Each has its page in the documentation.
Key takeaways
- The whole site can be read with no goal and no account.
- Full courses remain available in full.
- What you read counts the day you set a goal.