Linux Foundation

More than 20 years ago, Linus Torvalds sparked an open source revolution with a short email declaring he was doing a new project “just for fun.” Today, Linux powers 98% of the world’s super computers, most of the servers powering the Internet, the majority of financial trades worldwide and tens of millions of Android mobile phones and consumer devices. In short, Linux is everywhere. The Linux Foundation is here to help. By supporting the kernel development community -- including employing Linus Torvalds himself -- and fostering collaboration on a truly massive scale, the Linux Foundation unites thousands of curious minds in the free and open exchange of ideas. With this collective wisdom, people everywhere are using Linux to solve harder problems, innovate faster than ever, and change the way the world works together. We are here to provide the crucial services and collaborative infrastructure to continue Linux’ advancement and protection. The Linux Foundation is also here to help companies and individuals navigate the ever-changing landscape of Linux. From new member mentoring programs to advanced consulting services, we’re here to guide you through the labyrinth of open source opportunities—so you can make the most of your Linux investment. Join us.


We are also dedicated to expanding the collaborative DNA of Linux to other industries and markets. Companies, open source projects and individual developers can work with our Linux Foundation Collaborative Projects to make collaborative development the de facto way of solving the world’s hardest problems. Just like the Linux platform itself, our Linux Foundation community is intrinsically designed for flexibility. Whether you want to boost your open source compliance know-how, meet with developers from around the world, help staff build their Linux chops, or participate in massive collaborative efforts, your opportunities to get involved are literally wide open. More info here.
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Microcontroller Applications with RISC-V (edX)

Create simple embedded applications with a RISC-V microcontroller using a user-friendly integrated development environment (IDE). This course provides some basic experience in designing and developing deeply embedded bare metal applications using a microcontroller with a RISC-V core. The course is the first step to creating embedded systems using a [...]

Building a RISC-V CPU Core (edX)

Create a RISC-V CPU with modern open source circuit design tools, methodologies, and microarchitecture, all from your browser. Building a RISC-V CPU Core is designed for anyone with a technical inclination who is interested in learning more about hardware. Whether you are new to digital logic or are a [...]

Introduction to DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering (edX)

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Introduction to DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering (edX)
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Learn how to start transforming your organization using the principles and practices of DevOps. As Agile practices started revolutionizing software development, there has been an increasing need to bridge the gap between faster development vs. slower deployment and operational practices. With its modern principles, practices and an array of [...]

Introducción a Linux (edX)

¿Nunca has aprendido Linux? ¿Quieres hacer un repaso? Desarrolla un buen conocimiento práctico de Linux, utilizando tanto la interfaz gráfica como la línea de comandos a través de las familias principales de distribución de Linux (Debian, RHEL, SUSE...).

WebAssembly Actors: From Cloud to Edge (edX)

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WebAssembly Actors: From Cloud to Edge (edX)
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Embrace the actor model to build portable, secure, lightweight WebAssembly modules that thrive in the cloud, at the edge, and anywhere in between. This course is designed for developers who have built or are building microservices and have experienced a high degree of friction in cloud native application development. [...]

Introduction to RISC-V (edX)

Discover various aspects of RISC-V, including technical aspects, specifications and the community ecosystem. RISC-V is a free and open instruction set architecture (ISA) enabling a new era of processor innovation through open standard collaboration. This course will guide you through the various aspects of understanding the RISC-V community ecosystem, [...]

Building Microservice Platforms with TARS (edX)

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Building Microservice Platforms with TARS (edX)
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Are you interested in microservices? Don’t miss out on TARS! Get an in-depth primer on the powerful TARS framework for building your microservice platform. This course is an introduction to microservices and the TARS framework for beginners. TARS is a new generation distributed microservice applications framework designed to support [...]

Introduction to Serverless on Kubernetes (edX)

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Introduction to Serverless on Kubernetes (edX)
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Learn how to build serverless functions that can be run on any cloud, without being restricted by limits on the execution duration, languages available, or the size of your code. With the advent of systems like AWS Lambda, the term serverless gained much popularity. However, many people are still [...]

Introduction to Magma: Cloud Native Wireless Networking (edX)

Learn about the Magma project, an open source implementation of a mobile network core. Magma supports diverse radio technologies, including LTE, 5G and WiFi, and is particularly relevant for extending network access into remote, sparsely populated areas.

Computer Architecture with an Industrial RISC-V Core [RVfpga] (edX)

Get a practical introduction to using RISC-V computer architecture based on a RISC-V system-on-chip (SoC) targeted to a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) and to different simulation tools.