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DevOps Online Training by DevOpsSchool.com

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DevOps Online Training- Instructor-led, live & Interactive By DevOpsSchool.com

In this training program, We are going to cover these Top 16  Tools in our DevOps Course and 4 Assignments & 1 Real-Time Scenario Based Projects.

The Training Duration is:- 53 Hrs, Which will be completely Instructor-Led, Live & Interactive Online

We have available 2 Timing:-

  • Weekends - Sat & Sun) 8:30AM To 11:30AM IST
  • Weekdays - Tue & Thu) 8:30PM To 11:30PM IST

Course Fee:-
  • INR 17,999/-

Lifetime Membership

  • Instructor-led, Live Session Access for 3 months
  • Lifetime access to all learning materials (Class recordings, Notes, Quizzes. etc..)
  • Lifetime Technical Support


Bittu Kumar  |  Course Advisor  

M: +91 799 223 7558
bittu@devopsschool.com
Skype - bittu.cotocus

Comments

  1. Manshi kumari16 January 2026 at 04:50

    This post effectively promotes a structured, instructor-led online training program for DevOps, highlighting key benefits like lifetime access and interactive sessions. The promise of guided learning to master automation and collaboration is as relevant as ever. However, for any professional considering enrollment today, it's crucial to scrutinize the curriculum's modernity. A truly valuable program in 2024 must extend beyond foundational tools to comprehensively cover cloud-native technologies (Kubernetes, Docker), Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, Pulumi), robust CI/CD pipeline design with security integration (DevSecOps), and modern observability practices. The model of expert-led, hands-on training is excellent, but its practical worth is entirely dependent on whether the course content reflects the current and future state of the DevOps ecosystem.

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