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LabEx offers free hands-on labs for Linux, DevOps, Cybersecurity, Programming, and Data Science. Master practical skills through real-world projects and interactive courses. Start learning today!
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LabEx is an AI-powered hands-on learning platform that provides interactive, browser-based labs and real-world projects for mastering skills in Linux, DevOps, Cybersecurity, programming, data science, and more.
LabEx revolutionizes tech education by ditching passive video tutorials in favor of 100% hands-on interactive labs accessible right in your browser—no installations or setups required. With over 6,000 labs, structured skill trees, and AI assistance, users can practice real-world scenarios in environments like Linux terminals, Docker playgrounds, and Kali Linux VMs.
It solves the problem of theoretical knowledge without practical application, enabling faster skill acquisition through 'learn by doing.' The platform is built for beginners, computer science students, aspiring developers, DevOps engineers, cybersecurity professionals, and lifelong learners seeking practical tech mastery.
LabEx was created to make high-quality, engaging, interactive learning accessible to everyone, fostering a community of over 900,000 learners with gamified paths and real project-building.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
Freemium – Free tier offers limited labs and 3 VMs/day; Pro (~$99/year or ~$8.3/month annual, less than $0.30/day) unlocks unlimited access, all labs/projects. Students get discounts via email to info@labex.io.
No – Platform is proprietary; open-source labs content at https://github.com/labex-labs
Yes – Submit feedback/issues on GitHub (labex-labs), post in the forum (https://labex.io/forum), or contact support at https://support.labex.io. PRs to open-source labs welcome.
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