Program Details

150+ Hours Instructor-Led Sessions
60+ Hours of Self-Paced Videos
200+ Hands-On Exercises
175+ Hours of Learning
10+ Real-World Projects
Well Structured Curriculum
30+ Hours of Problem-Solving Sessions
Numrous Hackathons and Mock Interviews
25+ Auto-Graded Assessments
30+ Hours of Career Coaching

Master AWS Native DevOps Tools

AWS CodeBuildAWS CodeBuild
Amazon ECSAmazon ECS
Amazon EKSAmazon EKS
Amazon ECRAmazon ECR
AWS Systems ManagerAWS Systems Manager
AWS LambdaAWS Lambda
Pricing Plans

Our Comprehensive & Training Options Pricing Plans

Standard Plan

One-Time Payment

35k+GST

Trainings + Tool access (Life time) + Internal projects

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Value Add Plan

Partial Payment

50k+GST

+ + Stipend

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Comprehensive Plan

Advance Package

80k+GST

+ + Laptop

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Premium Plan

Complete Package

99k+GST

+ + Placement Support

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AWS DevOps
AWS Exclusive

AWS DevOps Professional Bootcamp

Module 1: AWS Core Foundations

  • AWS Global Infrastructure (Regions, AZs, Edge Locations)
  • IAM, EC2, S3, VPC, ELB, Route 53
  • AWS CLI, AWS SDKs, and CloudShell
  • AWS Systems Manager for EC2 administration
  • AWS Networking (VPC, Subnets, Security Groups)
  • AWS CloudTrail and AWS Config

  • AWS CloudFormation (JSON/YAML templates)
  • AWS CDK (Cloud Development Kit)
  • AWS Proton for managed deployments
  • AWS Service Catalog
  • AWS Systems Manager (Parameter Store, State Manager)
  • AWS AMI Builder and Image Pipeline

  • AWS CodeDeploy (EC2, Lambda, ECS)
  • AWS CodePipeline (Full CI/CD orchestration)
  • AWS CodeBuild (Build service)
  • AWS CodeCommit (Git repositories)
  • AWS CodeArtifact (Package management)
  • AWS App Runner (Container deployment)

  • AWS ECS (Elastic Container Service)
  • AWS Fargate (Serverless containers)
  • AWS ECR (Elastic Container Registry)
  • AWS Lambda (Serverless functions)
  • AWS SAM (Serverless Application Model)
  • AWS Step Functions (Workflow orchestration)

  • AWS CloudWatch (Metrics, Logs, Alarms)
  • AWS X-Ray (Distributed tracing)
  • AWS Organizations & SCPs
  • AWS Security Hub & GuardDuty
  • AWS Secrets Manager & KMS
  • AWS Backup & Disaster Recovery
  • AWS Cost Explorer & Optimization
AWS Services

Who Should Attend the Bootcamp

We Provide

Course Journey

Pre-Bootcamp

  • Comprehensive Learning
  • Weekly Instructor-Led Sessions
  • Optional Problem-Solving Sessions
  • Weekly Assessments

Bootcamp

  • 160+ Hours of Training Sessions
  • 200+ Guided Hands-on Exercises
  • 175+ Hours of Learnings
  • 80+ Hours of Self-Paced Videos
  • 30+ Hours of Problem Solving Sessions
  • 30+ Auto-Graded Assessmentss
  • Numrous Hackathons / Mock Interviews

Graduation

  • Internship Programs
  • Training Bootcamp
  • Certification based Trainings
  • Value added Trainings

Capstone

  • Live / Client based Projects
  • Process Orientation Approch
  • Client Feedback

Tech Career Support

  • 15+ Hours of Personalized Career Guidence
  • Interview prepration
  • Resume buildings
  • Soscial Media Marketing
  • Placement Support Services

AWS DevOps Skills You'll Master

Implement Infrastructure as Code using AWS CloudFormation and CDK.

Build CI/CD pipelines with AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy.

Deploy containerized applications using ECS, EKS, and Fargate.

Monitor systems with CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and X-Ray.

Manage configurations at scale using AWS Systems Manager.

Implement serverless architectures with Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB.

Secure environments using IAM, KMS, Secrets Manager, and GuardDuty.

Automate deployments with AWS Step Functions and EventBridge.

Implement centralized logging with CloudWatch Logs and OpenSearch.

AWS Bootcamp
AWS Bootcamp

AWS DevOps Engineering Professional Bootcamp

Module 1: AWS Fundamentals & Linux Administration

  • AWS Global Infrastructure (Regions, AZs)
  • IAM, EC2, S3, VPC core services
  • AWS CLI and SDKs
  • Linux system administration on EC2
  • Bash scripting for AWS automation
  • AWS Networking fundamentals

  • AWS CloudFormation
  • Terraform for AWS infrastructure
  • AWS CDK (Cloud Development Kit)
  • AWS Systems Manager for configuration
  • AWS AMI management
  • Git for AWS infrastructure versioning

  • AWS ECS (Elastic Container Service)
  • AWS EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service)
  • AWS Fargate (Serverless containers)
  • AWS Lambda (Serverless functions)
  • Amazon ECR (Container Registry)
  • AWS App Runner

  • AWS CodePipeline
  • AWS CodeBuild
  • AWS CodeDeploy
  • AWS CodeCommit
  • AWS CodeStar
  • Integrating with GitHub Actions
  • AWS SAM (Serverless Application Model)

  • AWS CloudWatch (Metrics, Logs, Alarms)
  • AWS X-Ray (Distributed Tracing)
  • AWS CloudTrail (Audit Logging)
  • AWS Config (Compliance Tracking)
  • AWS Security Hub
  • AWS GuardDuty (Threat Detection)
  • AWS Cost Optimization techniques
  • AWS Well-Architected Framework
AWS DevOps
FAQs

AWS Frequently Asked Questions

What is AWS and why should I learn it?

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the leading cloud platform, offering scalable and cost-effective infrastructure solutions. It's widely used in startups, enterprises, and government organizations. Learning AWS opens up opportunities in roles like cloud engineer, solutions architect, DevOps, and data engineer.

Basic coding knowledge helps but is not mandatory. Roles like Solution Architect may not require coding. However, skills in scripting (like Python, Bash) and Infrastructure as Code tools (like Terraform or CloudFormation) are essential for automation and DevOps-based AWS roles.

If you're a beginner, start with AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner. It provides a high-level overview of AWS services and cloud concepts. After that, pursue associate-level certifications such as:
  • Solutions Architect - Associate
  • Developer - Associate
  • SysOps Administrator - Associate

It depends on your background and learning pace:
  • 1–2 months for AWS Cloud Practitioner
  • 3–6 months for associate-level certifications
Practice labs, hands-on projects, and resource platforms like AWS Skill Builder or Qwiklabs can accelerate your progress.

Top job roles that use AWS skills include:
  • Cloud Solutions Architect
  • AWS DevOps Engineer
  • Cloud Support Associate
  • Data Engineer (with AWS Glue, Redshift)
  • Security Engineer with AWS IAM, GuardDuty, etc.

Along with AWS services, it's recommended to get familiar with:
  • Terraform or AWS CloudFormation (Infrastructure as Code)
  • GitHub Actions / CodePipeline (CI/CD)
  • Docker & Kubernetes on EKS
  • Monitoring & Logging (CloudWatch, X-Ray)
Learning these tools helps you automate and scale efficiently in any AWS project.
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