AWS and DevOps Certification Training
Master Cloud Computing and DevOps with real-time practical training designed for students and IT professionals. Learn AWS, Azure, GCP, Linux, Git, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and CI/CD pipelines from industry experts. Gain hands-on experience through live projects, automation practices, and cloud deployment scenarios. Our training includes certification guidance, mock interviews, resume preparation, and placement assistance. Build job-ready skills in cloud infrastructure, automation, monitoring, and containerization technologies. Join the best Cloud and DevOps training program in Bangalore to accelerate
AWS Cloud Certification Training
Learn foundational cloud skills from AWS Advanced Tier Training Partner
Jump-start your cloud journey and build confidence with our one-day AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials course. Taught by experienced AWS trainers, this dynamic online course covers crucial AWS topics, including cloud concepts, architectural best practices, and basic AWS services, preparing you for the AWS Cloud Practitioner Certification.
- Amazon VPC
- Amazon EC2
- IAM
- S3 Bucket
What You'll Learn
Essentials Key Features
- Understand AWS & DevOps concepts, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud infrastructure.
- Create and manage AWS resources: EC2, S3, IAM, and VPC.
- Master DevOps tools: Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, and Git.
- Automate deployments using Terraform, CloudFormation, and Ansible.
- Monitor and manage applications with CloudWatch and DevOps practices.
- Complete hands-on AWS & DevOps certification training with real-time projects.
What You'll Learn
Jump-start your cloud journey and build confidence with our one-day AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials course. Taught by experienced AWS trainers, this dynamic online course covers crucial AWS topics, including cloud concepts.
Essentials Key Features
- Understand AWS concepts, architecture, global infrastructure.
- Create and manage AWS computing resources.
- Master AWS security: IAM and VPC.
- Configure AWS databases: RDS, DynamoDB.
- Automate deployments using CloudFormation, Beanstalk.
- Complete hands-on AWS certification training, Chennai.
Why AWS and DevOps Course From Cloud Institution?
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- Real-Time Problem Solving
- Personalized Coaching
- One-on-One Mentoring
Top Placement Assistance
- Career Guidance and Counseling
- Access to Hiring Partners
- High Placement Rate
24x7 Support
- Continuous Availability
- Improved Customer Satisfaction
- Business Continuity
Project Based Learning
- Real-World Application
- Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving
- Collaboration and Communication
Industry Recognised Certification
- Validated Skills and Knowledge
- Career Advancement
- Credibility with Employers
Why Amazon Web Services Course From Cloud Institution?
Expert Trainer Support
- Real-Time Problem Solving
- Personalized Coaching
- One-on-One Mentoring
Top Placement Assistance
- Career Guidance and Counseling
- Access to Hiring Partners
- High Placement Rate
24x7 Support
- Continuous Availability
- Improved Customer Satisfaction
- Business Continuity
Project Based Learning
- Real-World Application
- Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving
- Collaboration and Communication
Industry Recognised Certification
- Validated Skills and Knowledge
- Career Advancement
- Credibility with Employers
AWS and DevOps Cloud Training Benefits
Jump-start your AWS & DevOps journey and build confidence with our AWS and DevOps Essentials course. Taught by experienced cloud and DevOps trainers, this dynamic online course covers crucial AWS services, CI/CD pipelines, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and automation concepts with real-time hands-on training.
AWS Cloud Training Benefits
Jump-start your cloud journey and build confidence with our one-day AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials course. Taught by experienced AWS trainers, this dynamic online course covers crucial AWS topics, including cloud concepts.
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AWS Training Course Curriculum
AWS Training Course Curriculum
Cloud Basics
Learning Objective:
This module introduces the fundamentals of cloud computing and explains how it differs from traditional on-premises infrastructure. You will understand the advantages of cloud adoption and explore the three types of cloud environments—Public, Private, and Hybrid. You’ll also learn about the main categories of cloud services:
What is Cloud Computing?
Cloud Service Models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
Cloud Deployment Models (Public, Private, Hybrid, Multi-cloud)
Benefits of scalability, elasticity, and cost-efficiency
Shared Responsibility Model overview
Real-world cloud adoption use cases
Introduction to AWS
Learning Objective:
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of the most widely used cloud platforms worldwide. In this session, you will gain an understanding of AWS’s global infrastructure, including Regions, Availability Zones, and Edge Locations. You will also explore core AWS services:
Overview of AWS Global Infrastructure (Regions, AZs, Edge Locations)
Core AWS Services overview
AWS Free Tier and Pricing Models (On-Demand, Reserved, Spot)
AWS Management Console, CLI, and SDKs
AWS Marketplace overview
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Learning Objective:
VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) allows you to create a logically isolated section of the AWS cloud to launch resources in a secure environment. You will learn about the essential VPC components:
What is a VPC?
Subnets, Route Tables, Internet Gateways, NAT Gateway
Security Groups vs. NACLs
VPC Peering & Endpoints
Transit Gateway for inter-VPC connectivity
Bastion Host for secure access
Private vs. Public subnets
EC2 – Elastic Compute Cloud
Learning Objective:
Amazon EC2 provides scalable computing capacity in the cloud. You will explore EC2 instance families (compute-optimized, memory-optimized, storage, networking, etc.), as well as pricing models:
Introduction to EC2 and Instance Types
Launching & Configuring Instances
AMIs, EBS Volumes, and Snapshots
Security Groups & Key Pairs
Elastic IPs and Network Interfaces (ENIs)
EC2 Auto Recovery features
Placement Groups (Cluster, Spread, Partition)
AWS Storage
Learning Objective:
AWS provides a variety of storage solutions for both short-term and long-term use cases. You will learn about S3, EBS, EFS, FSx, Glacier, and Deep Glacier and gain insights into S3 storage classes:
S3 Basics – Buckets, Objects, and Storage Classes
Lifecycle Policies & Versioning
Glacier for Archival
EBS vs. EFS differences
Cross-Region Replication in S3
AWS Storage Gateway for hybrid cloud
S3 Object Lock for compliance
Load Balancing & Auto Scaling
Learning Objective:
Load Balancers distribute incoming traffic across multiple servers, while Auto Scaling ensures applications scale up or down automatically based on demand. You will learn about the three types of load balancers:
Types of Load Balancers (ALB, NLB, CLB)
Configuring Auto Scaling Groups
Health Checks & Scaling Policies
ELB security features (SSL/TLS)
Target Groups for microservices
Scheduled scaling policies
Route 53 (DNS & Domain Management)
● Simple – Direct traffic to a single resource.
● Weighted – Distribute traffic based on weight.
● Geolocation – Route users based on location.
● Latency – Direct users to the lowest-latency endpoint.
● Failover – Redirect traffic in case of failure.
CloudFront (CDN)
● SNS (Simple Notification Service) – Sends notifications via email, SMS, or push messages.
● SQS (Simple Queue Service) – A messaging queue for distributed systems.
AWS LambdaIAM – Identity and Access Management
● No server management – AWS handles infrastructure, scaling, and monitoring.
● Automatic scaling – Runs in parallel, processing multiple events simultaneously.
● Pay-as-use – You are charged only for the compute time used.
Relational Database Service (RDS)
● No server management – AWS handles infrastructure, scaling, and monitoring.
● Automatic scaling – Runs in parallel, processing multiple events simultaneously.
● Pay-as-use – You are charged only for the compute time used.
DynamoDB
● No server management – AWS handles infrastructure, scaling, and monitoring.
● Automatic scaling – Runs in parallel, processing multiple events simultaneously.
● Pay-as-use – You are charged only for the compute time used.
Monitoring – CloudTrail & CloudWatch
● No server management – AWS handles infrastructure, scaling, and monitoring.
● Automatic scaling – Runs in parallel, processing multiple events simultaneously.
● Pay-as-use – You are charged only for the compute time used.
Application Services
● No server management – AWS handles infrastructure, scaling, and monitoring.
● Automatic scaling – Runs in parallel, processing multiple events simultaneously.
● Pay-as-use – You are charged only for the compute time used.
Design & Architecture
● No server management – AWS handles infrastructure, scaling, and monitoring.
● Automatic scaling – Runs in parallel, processing multiple events simultaneously.
● Pay-as-use – You are charged only for the compute time used.
DevOps Training Course Curriculum
Linux Administration
- Linux OS Introduction
- Importance of Linux in DevOps
- Linux File System Hierarchy
- Linux Basic Command Utilities
- Linux Administration commands
- Environment Variables
- Networking Commands
- Linux Server Installation
- RPM and YUM Installation
- User administration commands
- Package management
- File mounting
- Files and folders archival
- SSH Commands
- Process Management Commands
- Disk Usage Commands
- File Permission
- Shell Scripting
- Find and Search Commands
- Linux Debugging Commands
- Linux Interview Preparation
Version Control with Git & GitLab
- GIT Introduction
- GIT Features
- Git basic commands
- GIT – Clone /Add / Commit / Push
- Git Hub Public and Private RepositoriesGIT Hub Management
- Git Rebase, Merge & Pull request
- Git Stash, Reset, Checkout, Branch, Cherrypick
- GIT Fetch, Pull
- GitLab Introduction
- GitLab Repo Creation – GitLab Console.
- Git Bash (Git Init)
- GitLab Groups – DevOps Group, Group Variables
- GitLab Security – Copy SSH Key, Clone SSH
- GitLab CI/CD – GitLab Runner
- GitLab Executor GitLab CI – “gitlab-ci.yml”
- GitLab Pipeline – Variables, Keywords, Stages, Jobs
- GitLab real time project
- Git lab integration with Terraform
- Running Gitlab integration with Ansible
- GitLab real time project
Maven Dependency Management Tool
- Maven Installation
- Maven Build requirements
- Maven Pom Builds (pom.xml)
- Maven Build Life Cycle
- Maven Local Repository (.m2)
- Maven Global Repository
- Group ID, Artifact ID, Snapshot
- Maven Dependencies
- Maven Plugins
Ansible Configuration Management
- Introduction to Ansible
- Ansible Server Configuration
- Infrastructure Management
- SSH Connection in Ansible Master
- Docker and Apache installation using Ansible playbooks
- YAML Scripts
- Host Inventory
- Hosts and Groups
- Ansible Galaxy
- Ansible Vault
- Host and Group Specific Data
- Ad-hoc Commands
- Playbooks
- Variables
- Handlers
- Templates
- Modules
- Core Modules
- Extra Modules
- Ansible Roles
Docker Containerization
- Introduction to Docker
- How to get Docker Image?
- What is Docker Image
- Docker Installation
- Working with Docker Containers
- What is Container
- Docker Engine
- Crating Containers with an Image
- Working with Images
- Docker Command Line Interface
- Docker Hub
- Docker attach
- Docker File & Commands
- Dockerizing your code
- Creating a custom imaRunning a container from the custom image
- Docker networking
- Docker volumes
- Best practices
- Containers dependencies
Kubernetes Container Orchestration
- Introduction to Kubernetes
- Kubernetes Architecture
- Environment Setup
- Kubernetes Components Hierarchy
- The K8S API
- Objects
- API versions
- Desire and actual state
- Pods, Replica sets, Deployment
- Updates and reverts
- Scaling and auto scaling
- Services, networking options,
- Exposing our cluster
- Config maps
- Secretes
- Kubectl commands
- Logging
- Master and node Architecture.
- Detailed overview on Kubernetes master components
- Detailed overview on Kubernetes worker components
- Mini-kube setup on EC2 instance
- What is Kubernetes namespaces.
Terraform Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
- Terraform Introduction
- What is Infrastructure as a Code ( IAC)?
- Terraform with AWS integration
- Terraform with Azure integration
- Understanding Providers and Resources
- Terraform Init
- Terraform Plan
- Terraform Validate
- Terraform Apply
- Terraform Destroy
- Terraform State management
- Terraform local vs remote state
- Deploy EC2, IAM, S3, VPC and so on with Terraform
- Deploy Azure VM, Storage, Disk, Vnet with Terraform
- Terraform workspace
- Terraform modules
- Terraform local vs remote modules
- Terraform real time project.
Python Programming language
- Introduction to Python
- Installation
- Variables, Data Types
- Strings, Numbers
- List, Arrays
- Tuples
- Dictionary
- Set
- Control Flow – Decision Making,Looping, Branching
- Functions
- OOPS Concepts
- Classes & Objects
- File Handling
- Exception Handling
- Web Frameworks – Django & Flask
- API Handling
- Scripting
- Advanced Libraries
Grafana - visualization tool
- Introduction to Prometheus and Grafana
- Prometheus and Grafana Setup
- Monitoring using Prometheus
- Dashboard
- Visualization using Grafanarong
- Creating a Dashboard to monitor the Pipeline
Jenkins - CI / CD
- Introduction and installation – Jenkins
- What is CI/CD
- Continuous Integration with Jenkins
- Configure Jenkins and Plugins
- Jenkins Management
- Scheduling build Jobs
- POLL SCM
- Build Periodically
- Git and Jenkins integration – Webhooks
- Different types of Jenkins Jobs
- Jenkins Build Pipeline
- Jenkins Master & Slave Node Configuration
- Jenkins Workspace Management
- Creating Users
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Introduction to Cloud Computing and AWS
- Basics of cloud computing models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
- Benefits of using cloud over on-premises
- AWS account creation and setup
- AWS Free Tier overview
- Understanding the AWS Management Console
- Overview of the AWS CLI
- Introduction to AWS pricing and billing
- Shared Responsibility Model in AWS
AWS Global Infrastructure
- Regions and Availability Zones (AZs)
- Edge locations and AWS Global Accelerator
- How AWS designs fault tolerance
- Selecting appropriate regions
- Multi-AZ and Multi-Region deployment benefits
- Regional vs global services
- Understanding latency and data sovereignty
- AWS infrastructure use cases
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- IAM users, groups, roles, and policies
- Best practices for IAM security
- IAM password policies and MFA
- Creating custom IAM policies
- Cross-account access via roles
- AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM)
- AWS Organizations and consolidated billing
- Using IAM with AWS CLI and SDKs
Introduction to Cloud Computing and AWS
Basics of cloud computing models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
Benefits of using cloud over on-premises
AWS account creation and setup
AWS Free Tier overview
Understanding the AWS Management Console
Overview of the AWS CLI
Introduction to AWS pricing and billing
Shared Responsibility Model in AWS
Storage Services (S3, EBS, Glacier)
● S3 (Simple Storage Service) – Scalable object storage.
● EBS (Elastic Block Store) – Persistent block storage for EC2.
● EFS (Elastic File System) – Shared file storage.
● Glacier – Low-cost archival storage.
Networking and Content Delivery (VPC, Route 53, CloudFront)
● VPC – A private network within AWS.
● Subnets – Logical divisions of a VPC.
● Route Tables – Manage network traffic within the VPC.
● Internet Gateway – Provides internet access to instances.
● Nacl
● Peering
● Nat gateway
● Transit gateway
Monitoring and Logging (CloudWatch, CloudTrail)
● CloudTrail – Logs AWS account activity.
● CloudWatch – Monitors system performance and triggers alerts.
Route 53 (DNS & Domain Management)
● Simple – Direct traffic to a single resource.
● Weighted – Distribute traffic based on weight.
● Geolocation – Route users based on location.
● Latency – Direct users to the lowest-latency endpoint.
● Failover – Redirect traffic in case of failure.
AWS Application Services
● SNS (Simple Notification Service) – Sends notifications via email, SMS, or push messages.
● SQS (Simple Queue Service) – A messaging queue for distributed systems.
AWS Lambda
● No server management – AWS handles infrastructure, scaling, and monitoring.
● Automatic scaling – Runs in parallel, processing multiple events simultaneously.
● Pay-per-use – You are charged only for the compute time used.
Exam & Certification
Prerequisites for AWS & DevOps Certification?
- Basic understanding of Cloud Computing
- Familiarity with AWS & DevOps tools
- Hands-on practice with Linux & Git
- No formal technical experience required
- Great for beginners and IT professionals
Career growth with AWS & DevOps Certification?
- High demand for Cloud & DevOps Engineers
- Opportunities in MNCs and startups
- Faster career growth in IT infrastructure
- Opens roles like DevOps Engineer, Cloud Engineer & SRE
Does AWS & DevOps Certification guarantee jobs?
- Certification improves job opportunities
- Practical projects and hands-on labs are important
- Mock interviews and resume support help placements
- Skills + certification increase hiring chances
Benefits of AWS & DevOps Certification?
- Industry-recognized certification
- Strong cloud and automation skills
- Better understanding of CI/CD pipelines
- Helps in real-time project implementation
Higher Salary Potential
- AWS & DevOps professionals earn competitive salaries
- High demand increases salary packages
- Experienced engineers get global opportunities
- Certification adds value to your profile
Can I learn AWS & DevOps without coding?
- Yes, basic scripting knowledge is enough
- Linux and command-line basics help
- Step-by-step learning makes it beginner friendly
- Training with practical sessions makes learning easier
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Career Oriented Sessions
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Placement Assistance
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Mock Interview Preparation
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Amazon Web Services Course FAQ's
Prerequisites for AWS Certification?
❌ No prior cloud or IT experience required
✅ Basic understanding of:
What cloud computing is
AWS global infrastructure
Pricing models, billing, and support
Career growth with AWS Certification?
- Intermediate (1–3 Years in IT / DevOps / SysAdmin)
- Advanced (3–5+ Years, Senior Role or Specialist)
Does AWS Certification guarantee jobs?
- Proves You Have In-Demand Skills
- Improves Resume Visibility
- Helps You Get Interview Calls
- Builds Confidence
AWS Certification job roles?
Cloud Engineer
Solutions Architect – Associate
Infrastructure Engineer
Cloud Consultant
Can I learn AWS without coding?
Yes, you can learn AWS without coding!
Many AWS services are designed for non-developers, and you can build a strong cloud career with little to no programming knowledge, especially in roles like cloud administration, architecture, or support.
Benefits of AWS Certification?
Increases Your Job Opportunities
Higher Salary Potential
Globally Recognized Credential
Better Interview Chances
Builds Strong Cloud Fundamentals
- Opens Doors to Freelancing & Remote Work
Career Assistance
- Build a Powerful resume building for career success
- get trainer tips to clear the Interview
- Practice with mentors: Mock Interview for Success
- crack the Interviews land the job
Amazon Web Services Course FAQ's
Prerequisites for AWS Certification?
❌ No prior cloud or IT experience required
✅ Basic understanding of:
What cloud computing is
AWS global infrastructure
Pricing models, billing, and support
Career growth with AWS Certification?
- Intermediate (1–3 Years in IT / DevOps / SysAdmin)
- Advanced (3–5+ Years, Senior Role or Specialist)
Does AWS Certification guarantee jobs?
- Proves You Have In-Demand Skills
- Improves Resume Visibility
- Helps You Get Interview Calls
- Builds Confidence
AWS Certification job roles?
Cloud Engineer
Solutions Architect – Associate
Infrastructure Engineer
Cloud Consultant
Can I learn AWS without coding?
Yes, you can learn AWS without coding!
Many AWS services are designed for non-developers, and you can build a strong cloud career with little to no programming knowledge, especially in roles like cloud administration, architecture, or support.
Benefits of AWS Certification?
Increases Your Job Opportunities
Higher Salary Potential
Globally Recognized Credential
Better Interview Chances
Builds Strong Cloud Fundamentals
- Opens Doors to Freelancing & Remote Work
Career Assistance
- Build a Powerful resume building for career success
- get trainer tips to clear the Interview
- Practice with mentors: Mock Interview for Success
- crack the Interviews land the job
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