DevOps is an 8-week course building the practical skillset to own the full software delivery lifecycle — CI/CD pipeline design, configuration management with Ansible, centralized logging and monitoring with the ELK stack, and on-call incident response with blameless postmortems — for developers and sysadmins who want to go beyond just writing code.
Build the practical DevOps skillset — CI/CD pipelines, configuration management, observability, and on-call incident response — that keeps software shipping fast and reliably.

Duration
8 weeks
Best for
Developers and sysadmins who want to own the full software delivery lifecycle, not just write code
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A module-by-module breakdown of what you'll cover in DevOps.
Hands-on practice with the same tools used by working professionals.
DevOps bundles all of these into one program — but each is also available as its own standalone course if you'd rather learn (or brush up on) a single skill first.
If you'd rather have it done than learn it, our solutions team delivers this work for businesses directly.
This is project-based learning modeled on real industry scenarios — you'll build portfolio-ready work as you go, not just watch lectures.
Every course includes a guided internship on top of your project work — so you graduate with real experience, not just a certificate.
Built into every course, alongside the technical curriculum.
Practice explaining technical work clearly to teammates, managers, and clients.
Hands-on training in using AI tools well — prompting, everyday workflows, and where AI actually helps versus where it doesn't.
Work in small project teams using real workflows like stand-ups and code reviews.
Build the habit of breaking down ambiguous problems into clear, solvable steps.
Learn to plan, prioritize, and deliver project work against realistic deadlines.
Present your project work and results with confidence, as you would to a client.
Build a strong resume, LinkedIn profile, and project portfolio that recruiters notice.
Mock interviews and portfolio reviews to get you ready for real job applications.
100% of students enrolled in DevOps get full access to placement support — real tools and guidance, not just a promise. This is support and access, not a guaranteed job outcome.
A resume auto-built from your real completed projects and certificates, ready to export.
A public portfolio page showcasing your approved projects, with a link you can share with employers.
Guidance on presenting your projects and experience clearly in real interviews.
Ongoing access to our learner community for questions, feedback, and support after you finish.
Real, verifiable certificates with your name, DevOps, and a QR code anyone can scan to confirm they're genuine — one for completing the course, and a separate one if you take the internship track.
Course Completion Certificate
Certificate of Completion
Illustrative recipient
Example certificate for completion of
DevOps
Sample only — not a real, issued certificate.
Verification is available only on issued certificates.
Internship Completion Certificate
Certificate of Internship
Illustrative recipient
Example certificate for completion of
DevOps
Sample only — not a real, issued certificate.
Verification is available only on issued certificates.
DevOps is a set of practices that brings software development and IT operations together, so teams can build, test, release, and run software quickly and reliably through automation such as CI/CD, infrastructure as code, containers, and monitoring.
Common tools include Linux and Git, Docker for containers, Kubernetes for orchestration, Jenkins or GitLab CI for pipelines, Terraform and Ansible for infrastructure and configuration, and monitoring and logging stacks. The program covers each of these areas.
Scripting matters more than application programming. The program starts with Linux administration, networking, Git, and Bash and Python automation before containers, CI/CD, and Kubernetes.
You'll learn: CI/CD pipeline design across multiple tools; Configuration management and infrastructure automation; Centralized logging, monitoring, and alerting; On-call incident response and blameless postmortems.
This course covers: Jenkins / GitLab CI, Ansible, Docker, ELK Stack, PagerDuty / Opsgenie, Git, Terraform, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity.
This is a intermediate-level course, so it assumes some prior familiarity with the subject.
The course is designed to be completed in approximately 8 weeks, depending on your pace.
Live Class (₹12,999) — Instructor-led live cohort with doubt-clearing sessions — includes both the course and internship certificates. Recorded Batch (₹7,999) — Full recordings of a completed live batch — includes both the course and internship certificates. Internship (₹2,499) — Work through real projects with our team and earn an internship certificate (course certificate not included). Self-Paced (₹4,999) — Learn anytime with the full recorded curriculum and community access.
Yes — enrolling in the Internship track (or the Live/Recorded tracks, which include it) means working through real projects with our team and earning a separate Internship Certificate, in addition to the course completion certificate for Live/Recorded enrollments.
Yes. Self-paced enrollment earns a course completion certificate once your final project is reviewed and approved. Internship enrollment earns an internship certificate once your internship projects are approved. Live and Recorded enrollments earn both. Every certificate is publicly verifiable on our website and can be added directly to your LinkedIn profile.
You'll work on real projects such as: Multi-stage CI/CD pipeline with automated rollback on failure; Ansible playbook automating server configuration across a fleet; Centralized logging pipeline aggregating logs from multiple services; On-call runbook and blameless postmortem for a simulated incident.
Yes — every enrolled student gets full access to our placement support: resume building, a shareable project portfolio, mock interview preparation, and guidance applying what you've built to real job applications. This is support and access, not a guaranteed job outcome — how quickly it leads to an offer depends on the market and your own effort.