DevOps Bootcamp CourseLive online across India · Tamil & English · Classroom in Rasipuram, Tamil Nadu
Job-ready DevOps course — Linux, Git, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform — live online from anywhere in India, or in our Rasipuram classroom (Tamil Nadu).
Course overview
Mastering DevOps: From Basics to Intermediate Level
Course Description:
This hands-on DevOps boot camp is designed for college students and freshers who want to start a career in DevOps and cloud engineering. You learn only with tools that are free for learners — open-source software, free GitHub accounts and cloud free tiers or student credits — so there are no paid licenses to buy. Over 16 weeks you go from Linux basics to running a full CI/CD pipeline that builds, scans, tests and deploys an application to Kubernetes and AWS with Terraform, GitOps, monitoring and security, and finish with a portfolio of projects on GitHub.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this boot camp, participants will be able to:- Understand DevOps principles, the software delivery lifecycle and how DevOps teams work.
- Work confidently on Linux and automate tasks with Bash and Python scripts.
- Explain networking fundamentals — IP, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, ports and load balancing.
- Use Git and GitHub for version control and team collaboration.
- Build CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins and GitHub Actions, including code-quality and security scans.
- Containerize applications with Docker and run them on Kubernetes using Helm and Argo CD (GitOps).
- Deploy applications on AWS and understand the equivalent Azure and GCP services.
- Provision cloud infrastructure with Terraform and configure servers with Ansible.
- Monitor applications with Prometheus, Grafana and Loki, and apply DevSecOps and secrets-management practices.
Tools You Will Use (Free for Learners):
- Linux (Ubuntu), Bash, Python, Vim, Nginx
- Git, GitHub (free account), GitHub Actions (free tier)
- Jenkins, SonarQube Community Build, Trivy, Gitleaks
- Docker Engine, Docker Compose
- Kubernetes (kind, minikube, k3s), Helm, Argo CD
- Terraform, Ansible
- AWS Free Tier (with Azure for Students and Google Cloud free trial as alternatives)
- Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Loki, Fluent Bit
- HashiCorp Vault (free community edition), Sealed Secrets
Hands-on Projects:
- Server automation toolkit with Bash and Python scripts
- Containerize a full-stack web app with Docker Compose
- CI/CD pipeline with Jenkins and GitHub Actions, with SonarQube and Trivy quality gates
- Deploy a microservice app to Kubernetes with Helm and Argo CD
- Provision an AWS environment (VPC, EC2, S3) with Terraform and configure it with Ansible
- Prometheus & Grafana monitoring dashboard with alerts
- Capstone: an end-to-end DevSecOps pipeline from Git commit to a monitored deployment — suitable as a final-year project
Prerequisites:
- Basic computer knowledge — no prior DevOps or Linux experience required
- Open to students from any engineering or science background
- A laptop with at least 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended) and 50 GB free disk space
- A free GitHub account and a free-tier cloud account (we guide you through the setup)
Mentor Support:
Learners will have access to an experienced instructor who will provide support through discussion forums, live Q&A sessions, and email to answer questions and provide guidance throughout the course.
Learn online from anywhere in India — or in our classroom
🌐 Live online — pan India
Join live, trainer-led DevOps Bootcamp classes from any city or town in India. Ask questions in class, get your code reviewed and practise on GoCode between sessions.
🏫 Classroom — Rasipuram
Prefer learning in person? Our centre in Rasipuram (Namakkal district) is a short trip from Salem, Namakkal, Erode and Tiruchengode.
Curriculum
11 modulesModule 1: Linux & Shell Scripting (Weeks 1–2)
- What is DevOps? DevOps culture, lifecycle and career paths
- Lab setup: Ubuntu on VirtualBox or WSL2
- Linux file system, users, groups and permissions
- Processes, services (systemd), package management (apt) and cron jobs
- SSH, key-based login and remote server access
- Bash scripting: variables, loops, conditions, functions and log parsing
Module 2: Version Control with Git & GitHub (Week 3)
- Git basics: init, clone, add, commit, push, pull
- Branching, merging, rebasing and resolving conflicts
- Pull requests, code reviews and branching strategies (GitFlow, trunk-based)
- Building a professional GitHub profile and project READMEs
Module 3: Networking & Python for Automation (Week 4)
- OSI and TCP/IP models, IP addressing, subnets and CIDR
- DNS, ports, HTTP/HTTPS and TLS certificates
- Nginx as a web server, reverse proxy and load balancer
- Network troubleshooting with curl, dig, ss, ping and traceroute
- Python for DevOps: files, subprocess, REST APIs, JSON and YAML
Module 4: Containerization with Docker (Weeks 5–6)
- Containers vs virtual machines; installing Docker Engine on Linux
- Images, containers and writing Dockerfiles
- Multi-stage builds and image size optimization
- Docker networking and volumes
- Docker Compose for multi-container applications
- Container registries: Docker Hub and GitHub Container Registry
Module 5: CI/CD with Jenkins & GitHub Actions (Weeks 7–8)
- Continuous Integration, Delivery and Deployment concepts
- Jenkins: installation, pipeline as code (Jenkinsfile) and build agents
- GitHub Actions: workflows, triggers, jobs, secrets and reusable actions
- Build and test automation for Java (Maven) and Node.js (npm) projects
- Quality and security gates with SonarQube Community Build, Trivy and Gitleaks
- Deployment strategies: rolling, blue-green and canary
Module 6: Kubernetes, Helm & GitOps (Weeks 9–11)
- Kubernetes architecture and components
- Local clusters with kind, minikube and k3s
- Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments and Namespaces
- Services, Ingress and Gateway API
- ConfigMaps, Secrets, Persistent Volumes and StatefulSets
- Health probes, resource limits and Horizontal Pod Autoscaling
- RBAC and service accounts
- Helm charts: using, writing and packaging
- GitOps continuous delivery with Argo CD
Module 7: Cloud Computing with AWS (Week 12)
- Cloud models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) and AWS global infrastructure
- Setting up a Free Tier account safely: budgets, billing alerts and MFA
- IAM users, roles and policies (least privilege)
- EC2, VPC, subnets, security groups and load balancers
- S3 storage, RDS databases and CloudWatch basics
- Managed Kubernetes overview (EKS) and Azure / GCP equivalents
Module 8: Infrastructure as Code with Terraform (Week 13)
- Infrastructure as Code concepts and benefits
- HCL syntax, providers, resources, variables and outputs
- State management, remote state on S3 and reusable modules
- Provisioning AWS infrastructure (VPC, EC2, S3) with Terraform
- Running Terraform from GitHub Actions pipelines
- Terraform vs OpenTofu, and cleaning up resources to stay within free limits
Module 9: Configuration Management with Ansible (Week 14)
- Ansible architecture, inventory and ad-hoc commands
- Writing playbooks, roles and Jinja2 templates
- Handlers, variables, facts and Ansible Vault
- Configuring EC2 servers provisioned with Terraform
Module 10: Monitoring, Logging & DevSecOps (Week 15)
- Metrics with Prometheus, Node Exporter and PromQL
- Grafana dashboards and alerting with Alertmanager
- Centralized logging with Loki and Fluent Bit
- DevSecOps: shift-left security, dependency and image scanning, SBOMs
- Secrets management with HashiCorp Vault and Sealed Secrets
- Kubernetes security basics: RBAC, Network Policies and Pod Security
Module 11: Capstone Project & Career Preparation (Week 16)
- Capstone: end-to-end DevSecOps pipeline — Git commit to monitored deployment on Kubernetes / AWS
- Project presentation and peer review
- Resume, GitHub portfolio and LinkedIn review
- Mock technical interviews and common DevOps interview questions
- Roadmap for optional certifications (AWS Cloud Practitioner, Terraform Associate, KCNA, CKA)
Certification
Course Certification:
Upon successful completion of the course, there will be cumulative test conducted and students who scored above 60% marks will receive a certificate of completion from GeekBase Technology, which can be used to showcase their newly acquired DevOps skills.
Note: Test will be a MCQ pattern and maximum two attempts allowed.
Why DevOps Certified ?
Frequently asked questions
Can I join the DevOps Bootcamp course from outside Tamil Nadu?
Yes. The live online batch is open to learners anywhere in India — Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Kochi or a small town. You attend the same live classes, with the same trainers and curriculum, as the classroom batch. Classes are taught in Tamil, English.
Where is the classroom for the DevOps Bootcamp course?
Our classroom centre is on Bharathidhasan Street, Rasipuram (Namakkal district) — between Salem and Namakkal, and within reach of Erode and Tiruchengode.
What is the fee and duration of the DevOps Bootcamp course?
The course runs for 16 Weeks and the fee is ₹40,000 (regular price ₹50,000). EMI options are available — message us on WhatsApp for the current batch dates and offers.
Do I get a certificate and placement support?
Yes. You receive a course completion certificate, and placement support includes resume reviews, mock interviews and practice on GoCode, our coding and interview-prep platform.
