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Bangkok — DevOps Classroom & Workshop Training by Experienced Trainers

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Bangkok - Classroom - DevOps Training & Workshop

  • Tools Covered - DevOps using Docker, Git, Maven, Nexus, Jenkins & Puppet or Chef

  • Number of Days - 3 Days

  • Time - 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM

  • Location - Bangkok

  • Mode - Classroom

  • Early Bird Fees - Baht 800 / Candidate

  • Late Bird Fees - Last 7 days Registration - Baht 1500 / Candidate
  • scmGalaxy is a top contributor of DevOps courses, training and certification. Our DevOps trainers and mentors and coaches are highly empowered with more than 15 years of rich experience in the Software industry. DevOps! Which has captured a notable position in the IT world and has become a predominant part of software engineering methodology. In order to enhance the software quality, reducing cost and increased the agility for faster release, DevOps is playing very key role thus finding the premier DevOps trainers and training institute is very much important. Our DevOps courses are designed in certain method where participants can get benefits with more content in less span of time. scmGalaxy provide their services in terms of DevOps training and courses online and classroom in Bangkok and other Thai cities and in abroad as well. We run many public classrooms training program in the Bangkok, India, Netherlands, Singapore, UAE, UK, USA Israel etc.
  • Discount Offer Enroll Now - https://goo.gl/rPRLTw

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  1. mamali prusty13 January 2026 at 23:31

    I read this post about the Bangkok DevOps classroom and workshop, and I found it very easy to understand. It explains that there is a live, in‑person training where learners can get hands‑on experience with DevOps tools and real work tasks. I liked how it shows what topics will be covered and how the classroom setting can help people ask questions and learn better. This kind of training feels useful for beginners and even for working professionals who want to grow their skills in a group environment. Posts like this make it easier to see what to expect and decide if this workshop is right for someone. Thank you for sharing this helpful and simple information .

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