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Introducing
Custom Cloud Playground

A revolutionary Linux Academy for Business upgrade that lets you bring your own server images to our Hands-On environment.

Linux Academy Hands-On Labs are the key to upskilling businesses to do amazing things in cloud transformation. Until now those Hands-On Labs have been limited to delivering only Linux Academy scenarios. No longer. Now you can bring your own server images for only your organization to use. Your server images, our Playground, no sweat.

“Porting our existing server images over to Custom Cloud Playground saved us AWS cost as well as first-level support and developer team costs. We found additional benefits such as longer permitted server uptimes and the ability to save fully configured image instances for up to 30 days.”

Christian Krakau-Louis | Principal Technical Enablement Strategist | Akamai

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More About Cloud Playground

The ultimate way to learn, practice, and make mistakes in our environments, not yours.

Enable learners to code along in Cloud Playground, our secure, live sandbox environments that let them safely practice, make mistakes and learn faster. With Cloud Playground, teams can spin up AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud sandbox environments and virtual machines at no additional cost to you, and without any management or security overhead. Downloads and port 22 access are not required.

"Linux Academy’s Playground gives you complete flexibility to use servers and cloud sandboxes without having to worry about managing them. You can spin up different preinstalled distributions of Linux or cloud sandboxes to practice what you're learning and run these resources within any corporate company firewall, especially if your SSH has been blocked."