ScriptCrunch is an independent learning site where working DevOps engineers share practical tutorials on scripting, Linux, containers, Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure. We also publish Kubernetes certification study guides and share verified exam discounts to help you build your skills and prepare for certifications.
Our goal is simple: make it easier to learn the tools and technologies used in real-world DevOps environments.
What you can learn on ScriptCrunch
Whether you're getting started with Linux or preparing for a Kubernetes certification, you'll find tutorials and learning resources to help you along the way.
- Scripting and automation: Learn Python, Bash and Go for everyday DevOps tasks. Start with our Python for DevOps guide.
- Linux and the command line: Understand files, permissions, processes, disk usage and shell scripting.
- Containers and Kubernetes: Explore Docker, Pods, Deployments, RBAC, autoscaling and cluster operations.
- Cloud and delivery tools: Learn about AWS, Terraform, Git, Jenkins and Ansible.
- Certification preparation: Follow our CKA Certification Study Guide and practise with hands-on tasks covering exam topics.
- Exam discounts: Find tested Linux Foundation coupons and Kubernetes certification deals.
Not sure where to start? Visit our Learning Paths page and choose a topic that matches your learning goals.
Who writes ScriptCrunch
ScriptCrunch is written by engineers who work with these tools and technologies. We share what we learn through practical tutorials, hands-on guides and certification resources.
Every article displays its author's name, so you can learn more about the people behind the content.
Bibin Wilson, Founder & Editor
12+ years of experience in DevOps and cloud infrastructure. Reviews every guide before publication. LinkedIn
Sulaiman, DevOps Engineer & Author
Specializes in Kubernetes and cloud-native infrastructure, focusing on Kubernetes networking, CNI, and Linux networking.
Aswin Vijayan, DevOps Engineer & Author
Kubernetes, cloud-native technologies, and automation. He enjoys exploring new tools and building complex infrastructure that solves real-world problems.
How we test our tutorials
We want our tutorials to be useful beyond just reading. That's why we focus on testing commands, checking technical details and keeping guides up to date.
- We test commands before publishing. Tutorials are tested on Linux servers and Kubernetes clusters.
- We include software versions and dates. Each guide lists the versions it was tested with and when it was last updated.
- We follow official exam syllabuses. Our certification guides are updated when the CNCF or Linux Foundation changes the exam requirements.
- We check coupon codes monthly. Each code is tested at checkout, and coupon pages show when it was last verified.
Always try new commands in a test environment first and adjust examples to match your own setup.
Found a mistake?
Even carefully tested tutorials can have mistakes or become outdated as software changes. If you find an issue, we'd like to hear about it.
Email contact@scriptcrunch.com with the article link, a description of the issue and the software version you used. We'll review confirmed errors and update the article when needed.
Please don't include passwords, API keys or other sensitive information in your message. You can also reach us through our contact page.
How ScriptCrunch is funded
ScriptCrunch is free to read. To help support the site, some links are affiliate links. If you purchase a course, certification or service through one of these links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
These commissions do not decide what we recommend. For more details, read our [Affiliate Disclosure] and [Privacy Policy].
Our story
ScriptCrunch started in 2013 as a blog covering scripting, Linux and web development. Over time, the technology landscape changed. Infrastructure became more automated, containers became a standard part of application delivery, and cloud platforms became central to modern development.
ScriptCrunch grew along with these changes. Today, we focus on practical DevOps skills, cloud-native technologies,MLOps guides, and Kubernetes certifications, helping readers learn through tutorials and hands-on resources.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some of the most common questions readers have about ScriptCrunch, along with quick answers to help you get started.
What is ScriptCrunch?
ScriptCrunch is an independent learning site for developers, DevOps engineers and system administrators. We publish tested tutorials on scripting, Linux, Kubernetes and cloud technologies, along with CKA study guides and certification discounts.
Who writes the tutorials?
Our tutorials are written by DevOps engineers who work with these tools and technologies. Each article displays its author's name, and you can find more information about our team on this page.
Is ScriptCrunch free?
Yes. All our tutorials are free to read. We support the site through affiliate links, which do not increase the price you pay.
Are the coupon codes verified?
Yes. We test coupon codes at checkout every month and display the last-checked date on each coupon page. Expired codes are moved to a separate section.
Is ScriptCrunch part of the Linux Foundation or CNCF?
No. ScriptCrunch is an independent learning site. We participate in the Linux Foundation's affiliate program, which allows us to share certification discount codes.
How do I report an error in a tutorial?
Email contact@scriptcrunch.com with the article link, details about the issue and the software version you used.
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