About Devops with AWS

DevOps with AWS · Beginner friendly

Learn DevOps on AWS and ship software like a pro

Automate builds, tests and deployments in the cloud. Learn Linux, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform and core AWS services by building real pipelines.

pipeline · release-mainrunning
git push
done
docker build
done
unit tests
done
terraform apply
done
deploy to EKS
live
CI/CDautomated pipelines
15+ toolsused hands-on
6+ rolesyou can apply for
0 → cloudno experience needed
LinuxGitEC2S3VPCIAMDockerKubernetesEKSTerraformJenkinsGitHub ActionsCodePipelineCloudWatchAnsiblePrometheus LinuxGitEC2S3VPCIAMDockerKubernetesEKSTerraformJenkinsGitHub ActionsCodePipelineCloudWatchAnsiblePrometheus
How it works

From a code change to a live release

This is the delivery loop you will build and automate during the course.

1

Code

Developers push changes to a Git repository.

Git · GitHub
2

Build

The app is compiled and packed into a container image.

Docker · ECR
3

Test

Automated checks catch bugs before release.

Jenkins · Actions
4

Deploy

Infrastructure and apps roll out to AWS with code.

Terraform · EKS
5

Monitor

Metrics and alerts keep the release healthy.

CloudWatch
Why DevOps with AWS

Skills every cloud team needs

Companies want engineers who can release fast and keep systems reliable.

CI

Automate everything

Replace manual steps with pipelines that build, test and deploy on every change, so releases become routine instead of risky.

IaC

Infrastructure as code

Create AWS resources from files you can review and reuse.

EC2

Core AWS services

Servers, storage, networking and security in the cloud.

K8s

Containers at scale

Package apps with Docker and run them on Kubernetes.

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Reliable releases

Monitoring and alerts help you find problems early.

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Cost aware

Learn to size, schedule and clean up resources so cloud bills stay under control.

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Dev and Ops together

Understand both sides, so teams ship faster with fewer hand-offs.

Your roadmap

Six modules from zero to production

Each module ends with a lab you can run, show and explain.

Linux, Git and scripting

Command line, shell scripts, version control and team workflows.

  • Linux
  • Bash
  • Git

AWS fundamentals

Compute, storage, networking and access control in AWS.

  • EC2
  • S3
  • VPC
  • IAM

CI/CD pipelines

Build, test and deploy automatically on every code change.

  • Jenkins
  • GitHub Actions
  • CodePipeline

Docker and Kubernetes

Containerize apps and run them on a managed cluster.

  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • EKS

Terraform and Ansible

Provision and configure cloud infrastructure with code.

  • Terraform
  • Ansible
  • State

Monitoring and capstone

Add logs, metrics and alerts, then deliver an end-to-end project.

  • CloudWatch
  • Prometheus
  • Project
Careers

Roles you can aim for

Job titles vary by company, but these are the common paths.

01

DevOps engineer

Builds and runs the pipelines that ship software.

CI/CD · Docker · AWS
02

AWS cloud engineer

Designs and manages cloud infrastructure.

EC2 · VPC · IAM
03

Site reliability engineer

Keeps services fast, stable and observable.

Monitoring · Automation
04

Build and release engineer

Owns builds, versioning and release schedules.

Jenkins · Git
05

Platform engineer

Creates internal tools that help developers deploy.

Kubernetes · Terraform
06

Infrastructure automation engineer

Turns manual server work into reusable code.

Ansible · IaC
Toolbox

What you will have in your toolbox

Cloud

EC2 and S3VPC networkingIAM securityLoad balancers

Automation

JenkinsGitHub ActionsCodePipelineBash scripting

Containers

DockerKubernetesEKSECR registry

Infra and ops

TerraformAnsibleCloudWatchPrometheus
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Good to know

Employers value hands-on labs. Keep your pipelines and Terraform code in Git, and practice explaining how you built and fixed them.

Audience

Who this course is for

Graduates

Students from any stream starting an IT career.

System admins

Admins and support staff moving into cloud and automation.

Developers

Coders who want to deploy and run their own apps.

Career switchers

Professionals from other fields entering the cloud.

Where DevOps engineers work
IT servicesProduct companiesStartupsBankingInsuranceE-commerceHealthcareTelecomConsulting and freelance
FAQ

Questions people ask

Do I need coding experience?

No. The course starts with Linux and scripting basics and builds up step by step.

What is the difference between DevOps and cloud computing?

Cloud computing provides the infrastructure, while DevOps is the way teams automate building, testing and releasing software on it. This course covers both.

Why learn DevOps on AWS?

AWS is one of the most widely used cloud platforms, and its core ideas carry over to other clouds as well.

Will this help me prepare for AWS certification?

Yes. The labs cover many core AWS topics, and you can build on them with extra exam practice.

Will I do hands-on projects?

Yes. You build pipelines, containers and cloud infrastructure that you can show in your portfolio.

Do AWS labs cost money?

Many labs fit within the AWS free tier, and you will learn to clean up resources so charges stay low.

Ready to build your first cloud pipeline?

Join the next batch and go from Linux basics to automated deployments on AWS.