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Cohort 2 — in progress 10 modules · 6 weeks

Cloud DevOps Engineer

Ship infrastructure like the people who run production.

Level Beginner+ to Intermediate
Duration 6 weeks
Schedule Mon · Wed · Fri · 8:00 PM US-Eastern (5:30 AM IST)
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01 · What this is

The full DevOps toolchain on real infrastructure — Linux, Git, Docker, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform and Prometheus/Grafana — taught live, then practised in your own browser terminal against real machines.

A live cohort, taught in real timeMon · Wed · Fri · 8:00 PM US-Eastern (5:30 AM IST). You ask your question in the room and get the answer while it still matters.
Interactive labs on real machinesEvery tool in the stack is practised in your own browser terminal against machines we provision for you — no laptop setup, no half-broken virtual machine, no “works on mine”.
InfraBuild Labs platform accessYour seat includes — of access, so the labs are still there when the cohort has finished and you want a second run at Kubernetes.
Cohort fee
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One payment for the seat, with — of InfraBuild Labs platform access included.

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Checkout runs on the InfraBuild Labs platform. Every application is reviewed by hand, and your seat is confirmed once it is approved.

02 · Curriculum

The whole syllabus, up front

Six weeks, ten modules, in the order the work actually needs them. Each one is taught live and then practised on real machines.

10 modules · 6 weeks · taught live
01 Linux & Shell

Filesystem, permissions, processes, systemd, networking tools, and enough bash to automate your own job.

02 Git & GitHub

Branching, merging, rebasing, pull requests, conflict surgery — practised in GIT QUEST, our gamified Git module.

03 Docker

Images vs containers, Dockerfiles, layers and caching, volumes, networks, Compose, and registry workflows.

04 Maven & Build

Java build lifecycle, dependency management, artifacts, and how a build becomes a deployable.

05 Jenkins & CI/CD

Freestyle vs pipeline, Jenkinsfile, agents, credentials, and a real build-test-deploy pipeline.

06 Kubernetes

Pods, deployments, services, ingress, config and secrets, probes, scaling, and debugging a broken cluster.

07 Ansible

Inventory, playbooks, roles, idempotency, vault, and configuring a fleet without touching a box.

08 Terraform

HCL, providers, state, modules, plan/apply discipline, and provisioning real AWS infrastructure.

09 Monitoring & Observability

Prometheus metrics, exporters, PromQL, Grafana dashboards, alerting rules that actually page.

10 Capstone

One pipeline, end to end: source to container to cluster, monitored — reviewed personally.

03 · Tool stack

What you will actually touch

The tools named in the job descriptions you are aiming at — learned in the order they turn up in real work.

Linux Git & GitHub Docker Jenkins Kubernetes Maven Ansible Terraform Prometheus Grafana
04 · Who this is for

Four kinds of people end up in this room

If one of these sounds like you, you will be in the right cohort. If none of them do, tell us and we will point you at the track that fits.

Freshers

Start from Linux and finish with a pipeline you can demo in an interview.

Sysadmins & IT

Convert the ops you already know into the automation the market pays for.

Developers

Own your delivery path instead of handing builds over a wall.

Career switchers

The most-hired infrastructure path, taught from first principles.

05 · Outcomes

What you will be able to do

Not topics covered — things you can do on your own once the six weeks are behind you.

06 · Careers

Roles this leads to

The job titles this curriculum is built against. We teach to the work these roles do, not to a certificate.

DevOps Engineer Site Reliability Engineer Platform Engineer Cloud Engineer Build & Release Engineer
07 · Questions

Before you enrol

The things people ask us on the call, answered here so you do not have to book one first.

Do I need experience before I start?
The track is pitched at Beginner+ to Intermediate. Module 01 starts at the Linux filesystem, permissions and processes, so you do not need to arrive knowing Docker or Kubernetes — you need to be comfortable at a terminal and willing to break things. If you already run servers, the first modules go quickly and Kubernetes and Terraform are where your effort goes.
When does the next cohort run?
Cohort 2 — in progress. New enrolments are read by hand and placed in the next intake, which runs for 6 weeks — Mon · Wed · Fri · 8:00 PM US-Eastern (5:30 AM IST).
Are the classes live, or recorded video?
Live. The schedule above is real class time with an instructor in the room — you interrupt, you ask, you get an answer. That is the whole reason this is sold as a cohort and not as a video library.
How much of this is hands-on?
All of it, and on real machines. Docker, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform and the monitoring stack are practised in your own browser terminal against infrastructure we provision for you. The Capstone is one pipeline end to end — source to container to cluster, monitored — and it is reviewed personally.
What is InfraBuild Labs, and how long do I keep it?
It is our own lab platform: browser terminals wired to real machines, guided exercises and per-task verification, plus GIT QUEST, the gamified Git module. Every lab this track uses runs there, and your seat includes — of access.
How does enrolment actually work?
Four steps. You apply on the labs platform and pick this track. You pay for the seat — a partner referral code comes off the price at that point. We review the application by hand. Once you are approved you get your labs account and the cohort schedule, and you start.
A partner gave me a referral code — where does it go?
If you arrived on a link carrying the code, it is already applied: you can see it on the price above, and it stays with you for thirty days even if you close the tab. If you have a code but no link, enter it at checkout. Either way the platform is the authority on what it is worth — the figure you see here comes from it, not from this page.
Do I need my own AWS account or a strong laptop?
A laptop that can run a browser is enough for the platform work — the lab machines are ours and you reach them over the web, so nothing depends on your machine surviving a Kubernetes install. For the Terraform and cloud modules a personal AWS free-tier account is the cleanest way to keep what you provision under your own control, and to destroy it when you are done.
Do you help with interviews and the job search?
That is a separate service, deliberately. The bootcamp buys you the skill and the work to show for it; our Career Solutions line covers resume and LinkedIn work, mock interviews and application support. Ask us and we will tell you honestly whether you need it yet.

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Cohort 2 is in progress. New enrolments are reviewed by hand and placed in the next intake — apply now and we will confirm your start date with your approval.

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