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Devops (Development Operations) Cloud & DevOps

Devops (Development Operations)

DevOps is the practice that lets teams ship software quickly and safely, and DevOps engineers are among the best-paid people in tech. This course covers Linux essentials, Git workflows, building CI/CD pipelines, and automating deployments. It's hands-on throughout — you'll set up a real build-to-deploy pipeline yourself.

Duration
2 Months
Format
Live 1-on-1
Level
Professional
Certificate
Osian NSDC
Overview

What this course is about

DevOps connects software development with the repeatable operations needed to deliver and run applications. In these Devops classes, your teacher demonstrates source control, Linux basics, shell commands, build steps, testing, deployment and monitoring as one workflow. You will learn why teams automate routine handovers, how configuration affects an environment and where a failed release should be investigated. The course is suitable for learners who want a tool-aware introduction before selecting a cloud platform or deeper infrastructure specialisation.

Hands-on exercises can use Git, GitHub, a CI tool such as Jenkins or GitHub Actions, Docker containers and basic infrastructure concepts. You may package a small application, run checks on every change, store configuration safely and publish it to a practice environment. Lessons distinguish images from containers, builds from deployments and logs from metrics. The teacher also explains branching, rollback thinking, secrets handling and least-privilege access without pretending that one tool is the entire DevOps discipline.

A final workflow should show a change moving from a repository through validation and a controlled deployment, with a simple way to inspect failures. This general DevOps course differs from Devops With AWS Diploma, which gives more weight to AWS services and a wider cloud pathway. Sessions run live one-on-one between 7 AM and 9 PM or weekends, with a completion certificate and support for resume preparation, mock interviews and referrals. Practical Linux and coding comfort will make the exercises easier.

By the end

What you’ll be able to do

  • Explain the development and operations workflow in practical terms
  • Use Git branches, commits and pull-based collaboration safely
  • Create repeatable build and test automation steps
  • Package an application with Docker images and containers
  • Inspect logs, configuration and basic deployment failures
  • Document a small CI/CD workflow for portfolio discussion
Syllabus

How the course flows

  1. 1
    Linux & FundamentalsWeek 1

    The command line and server basics DevOps builds on.

  2. 2
    Version Control & CIWeek 2

    Git workflows and automated build pipelines.

  3. 3
    Cloud DeploymentWeek 3

    Running applications on real cloud infrastructure.

  4. 4
    Automation & ContainersWeek 4

    Scripting, containers and repeatable deployments.

  5. 5
    End-to-End PipelineWeeks 5–8

    A full build-to-deploy pipeline you set up yourself.

Toolkit

Tools you’ll use

  • Linux
  • Git
  • Docker
  • AWS / Azure
  • Jenkins
Audience

Who this course is for

  • Developers moving towards automation and release work
  • System administrators learning modern delivery practices
  • College students exploring infrastructure careers
  • QA professionals interested in continuous integration
  • Working IT professionals needing a platform-neutral foundation
Where it leads

Roles this opens up

  • DevOps Trainee

    Assist with source control, build automation, deployment checks and routine environment tasks.

  • Build and Release Assistant

    Help maintain repeatable pipelines and communicate changes across development and operations teams.

  • Junior Site Operations Associate

    Support application monitoring, log review and controlled operational updates under supervision.

Questions

Before you enrol

No, basic command-line concepts can be taught while the workflow is introduced. Comfort with files, processes and simple scripting will help you move faster through practice tasks.

The core practice can use Git, Linux, Docker and one CI tool, with the exact choice matched to your laptop and learning goal. Tool versions and installation steps are checked before the project begins.

Yes, repository, container and local pipeline work can demonstrate important concepts without immediate cloud spending. Cloud deployment can be discussed separately, with account security and current provider terms reviewed before use.

It can show a small application moving through version control, automated checks, container packaging and a controlled practice deployment. You will also learn to record the steps and investigate a deliberately introduced failure.

This course builds platform-neutral delivery habits and uses common tools, while the AWS diploma explores AWS services across a broader cloud route. Choose according to whether general DevOps or provider-specific depth is your immediate need.

It can be a useful introduction, but regular terminal, networking and programming practice is needed to grow beyond the guided tasks. The teacher can identify a realistic next step based on your existing IT experience.