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DevOps Engineer

A DevOps Engineer program typically focuses on integrating development and operations teams, emphasizing automation, collaboration, and continuous improvement. It covers skills like containerization (e.g., Docker), configuration management (e.g., Ansible), version control (e.g., Git), cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure), and CI/CD pipelines. Students learn to deploy and manage infrastructure as code, ensure system reliability, and optimize software delivery processes. The curriculum often includes scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash), monitoring tools (e.g., Prometheus, Nagios), and security practices (e.g., DevSecOps). Practical experience with tools like Jenkins or GitLab for automation and orchestration is integral. The program prepares graduates for roles overseeing software deployment, infrastructure management, and fostering agile practices within organizations.

Fee

COURSE FEE

35,000

4.8

30K+ Learners enrolled

60+

Hours of lectures

350+

Problems

This is where you embark on an amazing journey!

Most flexible program in the industry

Freedom to learn

Watch classes any time at your convenience

Cheat days

Catch up on the course when life is calling you elsewhere

Features that keep you going

A structured curriculum that makes learning easy

Practice code problems of varying difficulty

Engagement coach to keep you motivated

Compile & run in an integrated coding environment

Get doubts resolved in 30 mins

1:1 sessions over voice call & chat with our skilled teaching assistants

Industry leading mentors to help you grow

1:1 Mock interviews with resume and career guidance

Structured feedback to make you better

Get a chance to be referred to your mentors’ company

Experience a seamless job switch with hiring assistance

Skill-based hiring across all levels of experience

The results

110%

Average salary hike

7000+

Transitions to product companies

250+

Trusted placement partners

Frequently asked but seldom read questions

Yes, this course is entirely offline, and we offer some courses online as well.

Basic knowledge of software development, system administration, and familiarity with command-line tools is recommended. However, many courses start from the basics and do not require prior DevOps experience.

Completing a DevOps course can lead to roles such as DevOps Engineer, Release Manager, Automation Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), and Cloud Engineer.

A computer with an internet connection is typically required. Specific software requirements will depend on the course and may include tools like Docker, Git, and various text editors or IDEs.

Submissions are evaluated based on criteria such as correctness, completeness, critical thinking, and adherence to instructions, typically using rubrics or grading guidelines provided by the instructor.
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Meet the faculty legends that will make you legendary

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Praveen Kumar

Founder & Instructor

Praveen has a full stack development experience and professional instructor and trainer for Flutter, Data Science, Machine Learning and Python Programming. Over the course of his career he has developed a skill set in analyzing data and he hopes to use his experience in teaching and data science to help other people learn the power of programming, the ability to analyze data, and the skills needed to present the data in clear and beautiful visualizations.

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Lenin Prakash

Co-Founder & Instructor

He is an expert in JavaScript & React (Front-end) and has worked on open-source projects like Firebug and Zulip. He has also served as a GCI (Google Code-In) Mentor with Zulip. In his previous role as a Software Engineer he has worked for Goibibo-MMT.

Course curriculum for the curious

  • -Definition and principles of DevOps
  • -Evolution and benefits of DevOps
  • -Cultural principles (collaboration, empathy, ownership)
  • -Role of DevOps in organizational transformation
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  • -Overview of VCS and its importance
  • -Types of VCS: centralized vs. distributed
  • -Git architecture: repositories, branches, commits
  • -Basic Git commands and operations
  • -Working with remote repositories (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket)
  • -Branching strategies (GitFlow, Feature Branching)
  • -Rebasing and merging strategies
  • -Resolving merge conflicts
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  • -CI/CD concepts and benefits
  • -Building blocks: version control, automated testing, deployment pipelines
  • -Jenkins: installation, configuration, and usage
  • -GitLab CI/CD or Travis CI: setup and configuration
  • -GitHub Actions: workflow setup and automation
  • -Types of automated tests (unit, integration, functional)
  • -Test automation frameworks (JUnit, Selenium)
  • -Writing and executing automated tests in CI/CD pipelines
  • -Blue-green deployment
  • -Canary releases
  • -Infrastructure as Code (IaC) principles and tools (Terraform, CloudFormation)
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  • -Introduction to configuration management (CM)
  • -Ansible: playbook creation and automation
  • -Puppet or Chef: basics of setup and usage
  • -Introduction to containers (Docker)
  • -Docker fundamentals: images, containers, registries
  • -Docker networking and volumes
  • -Kubernetes basics: architecture and components
  • -Deploying applications on Kubernetes
  • -Managing Kubernetes resources and configurations
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  • -Monitoring concepts and importance in DevOps
  • -Monitoring tools: Prometheus, Grafana
  • -Setting up monitoring dashboards and alerts
  • -Importance of logging in troubleshooting and monitoring
  • -Logging tools: ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)
  • -Centralized logging setup and configuration
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  • -DevSecOps principles
  • -Secure software development practices
  • -Automated security testing in CI/CD pipelines
  • -Regulatory compliance frameworks (GDPR, HIPAA)
  • -Auditing and reporting in DevOps processes
  • -Role-based access control (RBAC) and least privilege principles
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