DevOps & Cloud
Real GitHub repos tagged as awesome-lists for devops & cloud, pulled live from the GitHub Search API and sorted by stars.
What this list looks like at a glance
These 10 repos carry 12,354 GitHub stars between them. sottlmarek/DevSecOps leads with 6,830, and the smallest here, SamuelTillman/infra-ops-academy, has 31. That spread is normal for awesome-lists: a topic usually has one or two lists everybody links to, then a tail of narrower ones that cover a corner the big list skips.
9 of the 10 were pushed to within the last year as of the 2026-08-10 snapshot. Star count tells you how many people bookmarked a list, not whether anyone still maintains it, so the push date is the more useful number when you are deciding which one to actually follow. Our guide on how to tell if a repo is still maintained covers what else to check.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a "DevOps & Cloud" awesome-list on GotoNotes?
A GitHub repo tagged with the awesome-list topic whose content matches both "devops" and "cloud" in a live GitHub Search API query. That covers DevSecOps practices, cloud-native tooling, infrastructure guides (Terraform, HashiCorp), and DevOps automation resources including MCP servers built for DevOps workflows.
Is this the same as Self-Hosting & DevOps?
No, and the two topics carry zero repo overlap by design. Self-Hosting & DevOps covers replacing a SaaS product with a self-hosted alternative you run yourself (awesome-selfhosted, homelab guides, self-hostable LLM services). DevOps & Cloud is narrower: CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code, cloud-native tooling, and DevSecOps practice, whether or not you run any of it yourself.
How current is this list?
Every repo here was pulled from the GitHub Search API on 2026-08-10. Star counts and last-push dates are live snapshot values, not hand-typed. See the guide on evaluating an awesome list for how to read the last-push date yourself.
New to the format? Read what a GitHub awesome list is. Wondering whether a repo above is still active? Seehow to tell if a GitHub repo is still maintained. Related topic: Self-Hosting & DevOps.