
Build a solid DevOps foundation by mastering Linux, virtualization, networking, and scripting. Connect AWS, Jenkins, GitHub, Terraform, and other DevOps tools to drive projects.
Continuous integration is an automated DevOps process that builds, tests, and packages code changes from a centralized version control system like GitHub, producing artifacts for deployment and testing.
Learn to install Homebrew on macOS using brew.sh, paste the command in the terminal, and use brew to install tools like Maven, JDK, and Vagrant.
Prepare for a smooth DevOps learning journey by confirming prerequisites, activating your tools, and completing the VM setup as you unpack the remaining materials.
Navigate linux file systems and practice essential commands using vagrant vms. Learn about root and user directories, /bin, /etc, /proc, /boot, and navigating with cd, pwd, ls, and cat.
Learn linux filtering and redirection with grep, grep -i, -R, and piping, plus viewing and editing data using less, head, tail, sed, and awk.
Learn Git as a distributed version control system, compare centralized and distributed models, and manage local and remote repositories with clone, push, and pull.
Set up and manage Linux web servers, install httpd on CentOS, build a lamp stack on Ubuntu, deploy WordPress and html templates, and automate with Vagrant provisioning.
Set up an Ubuntu 20 VM with a LAMP stack and deploy a WordPress template, configure Apache2 and MySQL, update wp-config.php, and access WordPress via the VM IP.
Automate WordPress setup with Vagrant and infrastructure as code, provisioning MySQL and Apache, obtaining the VM IP, and deploying the site.
Master Copilot for coding while reviewing AI-generated content to avoid overreliance. Build a Vagrant-based workspace with provisioning scripts for WordPress and test everything in a safe environment.
Master multi-vm vagrantfile concepts by defining multiple vms in one file, configuring private ips, hostnames, provisioning, and managing apps across web01, web02, and db01.
Master systemctl by creating a systemd Tomcat service and enabling boot. Configure a non-root Tomcat user, Java 17, and startup.sh path in the systemd file.
Explore python variables and data structures: strings, integers, lists, tuples, and dictionaries, and convert them to json and yaml for devops data exchange.
Validate the end-to-end deployment by verifying nginx forwards to tomcat, logging in with admin_vp, and confirming database, rabbitmq, and memcache connectivity.
Automate stack provisioning with a single vagrant up, running db, memcache, rabbitmq, app01, and web01 provisioning scripts for a repeatable, infrastructure-as-code deployment.
Decoding DevOps - Complete DevOps Learning Path
This course is designed to take you from DevOps beginner to job-ready DevOps Engineer through hands-on projects, real-world deployments, cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes, GitOps, Monitoring & Observability, and AI-powered automation.
You'll build and deploy applications across AWS, GCP, Docker, Kubernetes, and GitOps environments while learning the tools, workflows, and best practices used by modern DevOps teams.
Throughout the course, you'll work on real-world projects including multi-tier application deployments, cloud migrations, CI/CD implementations, Kubernetes deployments, Monitoring & Observability setups, and a complete GitOps project using GitHub Actions, Helm, Kubernetes, and ArgoCD.
The course also introduces AI-powered DevOps workflows using GitHub Copilot, Amazon Q, and AI-assisted Helm development to help you automate faster, troubleshoot smarter, and boost productivity.
By the end of this course, you'll have practical experience with Linux, AWS, GCP, Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes, Monitoring, GitOps, ArgoCD, and AI-assisted DevOps workflows used in real-world cloud environments.
Foundation Layer
Linux & Infrastructure Fundamentals
Linux Fundamentals
Server Management in Linux
Vagrant
Networking Fundamentals
YAML & JSON
Bash Scripting
Variables, Conditions & Loops
Automating Administrative Tasks
Project
VProfile Project Introduction
Multi-VM Environment Setup
AI-Assisted Automation Layer
GitHub Copilot for Scripting & Automation
AI-Assisted Development Workflows
Amazon Q for Cloud Automation
AI-Integrated Helm Workflows
Cloud & Infrastructure Layer
AWS Cloud Fundamentals
Cloud Computing Concepts
IAM
EC2
EBS
ELB
SSM
CloudShell
AWS CLI
S3
CloudWatch
RDS
Auto Scaling
Route53
Project: Lift & Shift Application to AWS
Application Migration to AWS
Cloud Architecture Best Practices
Project: Re-Architecting Applications on AWS
PaaS-Based Architecture
SaaS-Based Architecture
Cloud-Native Design Principles
CI/CD & Automation Layer
Source Control & Build Automation
Git
GitHub
Maven
Jenkins
CI/CD Pipelines
Master/Agent Architecture
Nexus Integration
SonarQube Integration
Automated Build & Deployment Workflows
GitHub Actions
Workflow Automation
Self-Hosted Runners
Security Scanning
CI/CD Pipelines
GitLab CI/CD
Pipelines
Stages
Docker Integration
Automated Deployments
Python Automation Layer
Python Fundamentals for DevOps
OS Automation
AWS Automation with Python
Amazon Q Assisted Development
Infrastructure as Code Layer
Terraform
Terraform Fundamentals
Variables
Modules
Remote State & Backends
Infrastructure as Code Best Practices
Project
AWS VPC Automation using Terraform
Monitoring & Observability Layer
Modern DevOps is incomplete without observability. Learn how to collect, visualize, analyze, and act on metrics, logs, and operational data.
Monitoring & Observability
Monitoring Fundamentals
Observability Fundamentals
Why Monitoring Matters in Production
Prometheus Setup & Configuration
Grafana Setup & Dashboarding
Loki for Centralized Logging
Alloy for Metrics & Logs Collection
PromQL Fundamentals
Dashboard Design Best Practices
Alerting & Notification Strategies
Slack Integrations
Centralized Logging Workflows
Production Monitoring Practices
Configuration Management Layer
Ansible
Ad Hoc Commands
Modules
YAML Fundamentals
Playbooks
Variables
Conditions
Loops
Templates
Handlers
Roles
AWS Automation with Ansible
Cloud Provisioning
Configuration Management
Deployment Automation
Advanced AWS DevOps Layer
VPC Deep Dive
AWS Lambda
Cloud Logging
Custom Metrics
Monitoring & Automation
Project: CI/CD on AWS
Elastic Beanstalk
RDS
CodePipeline
Automated Deployments
Production CI/CD Workflows
Google Cloud Platform Project
Multi-Tier Application Deployment on GCP
Cloud Shell
VPC
Firewall Rules
Virtual Machines
Cloud SQL
Memorystore
Cloud DNS
Managed Instance Groups
HTTPS Load Balancers
Certificate Manager
Production-Grade Cloud Architecture
Containerization & Kubernetes Layer
Docker
Containers
Images
Dockerfiles
Volumes
Networks
Container Best Practices
Kubernetes
Kubernetes Architecture
Cluster Setup
Pods
Deployments
Services
ConfigMaps
Secrets
Ingress
Autoscaling
Application Deployments
Production Workloads
Helm & Kubernetes Tooling
Helm Fundamentals
Helm Charts
AI-Assisted Helm Development
Lens Kubernetes IDE
Project: VProfile Deployment on Kubernetes
Containerization
Kubernetes Deployment
Service Exposure
Scaling
Production Deployment Practices
GitOps & Modern Cloud-Native Delivery
End-to-End GitOps Project
Build a modern GitOps deployment platform using industry-standard cloud-native tools.
GitHub Actions CI Pipeline
Automated Docker Image Builds
Container Registry Integration
Helm-Based Deployments
Kubernetes Application Delivery
ArgoCD Installation & Configuration
GitOps Workflow Implementation
Git as the Single Source of Truth
Automated Application Updates
Continuous Deployment with ArgoCD
Production-Style Release Management
Modern Cloud-Native Delivery Practices
What You'll Achieve
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Build and manage cloud infrastructure on AWS and GCP
Implement Infrastructure as Code using Terraform
Automate systems using Bash, Python, and Ansible
Build CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and GitLab
Containerize applications with Docker
Deploy and manage workloads on Kubernetes
Implement Monitoring & Observability using Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, and Alloy
Build modern GitOps workflows using ArgoCD and Helm
Apply AI-powered tools to DevOps automation and development
Design and manage production-ready cloud-native environments
Gain the practical skills required for real-world DevOps and Cloud Engineering roles