Master Azure DevOps

Yes, expert mentors can help you with your Azure DevOps career by giving you advice on assignments, explaining ideas, sharing best practices, and more.

Yes, you will be able to work together, share information, and make important business connections by joining webinars, workshops, and communities.

Yes, alumni networks that last a lifetime and access to resources at all times will help you grow your Azure DevOps career.

Yes, it gives people who want to change careers the practical Azure DevOps skills, projects, and certifications they need to do so smoothly.

Because of training led by experts, learning by doing, recognized certification, help finding jobs, and a track record of helping people get Azure DevOps jobs.

Yes, you will get a certification that is recognized by the industry and shows that you know how to use CI/CD, Kubernetes, and IaC. This will help you get a better job.

Yes, employers see it as proof that you can use Microsoft Azure to build, manage, and secure DevOps workflows, which makes you more likely to get hired.

In IT companies, you can work as an Azure DevOps Engineer, SRE, Cloud Automation Engineer, IaC Specialist, CI/CD Pipeline Specialist, or Release Manager.

Yes, placement support includes help with writing your resume, getting ready for interviews, and finding jobs in DevOps and cloud automation.

Yes, a lot of businesses use Azure DevOps, so it’s one of the most sought-after cloud automation and DevOps skills in the world.

Some of the projects are setting up CI/CD pipelines, deploying microservices in containers, using Terraform for IaC, and making monitoring dashboards with Azure Monitor.

Yes, all of the projects are ready for your portfolio. They show that you know how to use Azure DevOps for CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes, and Terraform in a professional setting.

Yes, you’ll use Terraform and ARM templates to automate Azure infrastructure. This will let you test enterprise-level provisioning and deployment scenarios in real DevOps workflows.

Yes, students use AKS and Kubernetes to deploy scalable microservices, which gives them real-world experience with container orchestration and cluster management.

Yes, students use Azure Monitor and Log Analytics in their projects to fully monitor, get insights, and fix problems with deployed apps.

Yes, both types are available. Students can choose between traditional classroom training and interactive online classes, depending on what works best for them.

Yes, professionals can learn Azure DevOps while still working because they can set their own hours. This helps them grow steadily in their cloud and automation careers.

Yes, we record all of the sessions. Students can use recordings, study notes, and project assignments on the learning platform to go over topics they missed at any time.

Yes, students can access course notes, project files, and recordings for life, so they can always review and improve their skills.

Yes, certified Azure DevOps experts help students learn by explaining ideas, guiding projects, fixing problems, and helping them plan their careers throughout the program.

You will learn how to use Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, ARM templates, Jenkins, and monitoring tools like Azure Monitor and Log Analytics.

Yes, this training includes pipelines, Terraform, and ARM templates, which will help you become an expert in Azure CI/CD automation and infrastructure provisioning.

Yes, projects include setting up CI/CD pipelines, deploying microservices on AKS, using Terraform to automate infrastructure, and adding monitoring tools to Azure DevOps.

Yes, you will learn how to use Docker to containerize apps and Kubernetes to orchestrate them on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). You will also learn how to build scalable apps that work in the real world.

Yes, the course shows how to use GitHub, Jenkins, and Azure Pipelines together to automate deployment workflows in hybrid cloud environments.

This class covers CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code, Kubernetes, and Azure monitoring. It helps students make, automate, and run business-level apps in a smart way.

This course is for anyone who wants to learn how to automate DevOps and deploy apps to the cloud. This includes IT professionals, developers, administrators, DevOps engineers, and testers.

No, you don’t need to know anything about Azure DevOps before. It’s helpful to know some basic things about the cloud or scripting, but everything is explained step by step.

You can be an Azure DevOps Engineer, a Site Reliability Engineer, a Cloud Automation Engineer, a CI/CD Pipeline Specialist, an IaC Specialist, or a Release Manager.

Yes, it helps students and graduates learn real-world Azure DevOps skills, finish projects, and get certified, which makes it more likely that they will get jobs in cloud automation.