How a single README became a free cloud engineering platform @GitHub
How a single README became a free cloud engineering platform  @GitHub
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Five years ago, GPS set out to create a simple README file on GitHub to share cloud engineering knowledge. What started as a quick markdown document quickly evolved into Learn to Cloud, a free, open source platform with hands-on labs, progress tracking, and AI-driven verification. Watch to hear how the project grew to help thousands of developers land tech jobs.

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