We Build Container Skills That Actually Matter

Back in 2019, three of us were trying to explain Docker to yet another team that was struggling with deployments. We kept hitting the same wall — most training felt disconnected from what people actually needed to do on Monday morning.

So we started laptopchange with a pretty straightforward idea. Teach virtualization and containers the way we'd want to learn them ourselves — hands-on, practical, and tied to real scenarios that you'll face when building systems.

Six years later, we're still at it. Our approach hasn't changed much because it seems to work. Students spend more time configuring actual environments than watching slide presentations. They break things, fix them, and understand why both happened.

We're not trying to create certification collectors. We're here for people who want to understand how containerized applications actually run in production — and how to keep them running when things get messy.