DevOps Courses
Master DevOps from scratch with live online training in Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud infrastructure.
11 courses
Know more Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect & DevOps Expert (AZ-900, AZ-305, AZ-400)
Know more Advanced DevOps and Infrastructure Engineering Course
Know more Docker — From Zero to Production
Know more Google Cloud (GCP)
Know more Kubernetes: Beginner to Advanced
Know more Azure Cloud
Know more Linux
Know more System Monitoring & Observability
Know more Git & GitHub
BestsellerKnow more Jenkins
Know more AWS Cloud
About DevOps at Squarebrackets
DevOps engineering bridges the gap between software development and IT operations by automating builds, tests, and deployments so teams can ship code safely and frequently. Working engineers in this field spend their days writing infrastructure as code, configuring container runtimes, and troubleshooting CI/CD pipelines when production builds fail at 2 AM. It suits both freshers building a technical foundation and experienced developers or system administrators who want to move away from manual server management and master automated delivery pipelines.
Your learning path starts with the basics of source control and Linux administration. Begin with Git & GitHub to master version control workflows, then move to Linux to understand the operating system powering nearly every cloud server. Next, learn how to isolate environments with Docker — From Zero to Production before orchestrating those containers at scale through Kubernetes: Beginner to Advanced.
Once container orchestration is clear, automate your build and release cycles using Jenkins. For learners seeking an integrated bootcamp experience, the DevOps & Automation Bootcamp covers the full toolchain end to end. You then expand into major hyperscalers by studying AWS Cloud, Azure Cloud, and Google Cloud (GCP). For those aiming for enterprise engineering depth, the Advanced DevOps and Infrastructure Engineering Course delivers production-grade mastery.
Finally, ensure high availability and deep visibility by taking System Monitoring & Observability to track metrics, logs, and distributed traces in production. For those targeting comprehensive certification paths, the curriculum also includes specialized tracks such as the Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect & DevOps Expert (AZ-900, AZ-305, AZ-400) course. Each of these live online programs focuses on practical lab work, ensuring you build real configurations rather than just memorizing theory.
The job market for DevOps talent is robust across remote-first companies and distributed engineering teams, with open roles including DevOps Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer, and Cloud Architect. Interview loops for these positions typically test your ability to debug broken CI/CD pipelines, design resilient cloud architectures, and handle incident recovery under pressure.
To choose where to start, evaluate your current daily toolkit. If you are comfortable on the command line, jump straight into containerization and orchestration; if the terminal feels unfamiliar, begin with Linux and version control fundamentals to build a solid base.
About DevOps training at Squarebrackets
This category holds 11 programmes at beginner and intermediate level, from a 22 Weeks intensive up to 5 Months (20 Weeks). Each one is taught live by engineers who build production systems in the same technologies — which is the reason the syllabus tracks what teams actually run rather than what a textbook settled on three years ago.
Every programme is built around work you keep: something you can open in an interview, walk through line by line, and defend under questioning. You get the batch recordings for life, and placement support — resume review, LinkedIn optimisation, mock interviews and employer referrals — runs alongside the course rather than starting after it.
Not sure which of these fits? The free tutorials cover much of the same ground at your own pace and cost nothing, and the six questions worth asking any institute will tell you more than a comparison table will.
- Courses
- 11
- Levels
- Beginner · Intermediate
- Length
- 22 Weeks – 5 Months (20 Weeks)
- Mode
- Live online
Tools and technologies covered across these courses
- Azure Portal
- Azure CLI
- Terraform
- Ansible
- Git & GitHub
- Azure DevOps
- Docker
- Kubernetes (AKS)
- Azure Monitor
- Log Analytics
- Linux
- Kubernetes
- Helm
- AWS
- Jenkins
- GitHub Actions
- Prometheus
- Grafana
DevOps course questions
What is the best way to start learning DevOps with no prior cloud experience?
Begin with the fundamentals of Linux and version control before moving to containerization. Our Docker — From Zero to Production course teaches you how to package and run workloads locally before deploying them to distributed clusters.
How long does it take to become job-ready in DevOps?
A structured path covering Linux, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipelines typically takes six months of consistent practice. Hands-on exposure to infrastructure automation and monitoring tools is essential for clearing engineering loops in product companies.
Do I need to know programming languages to learn DevOps?
Heavy software development is not required, but you must be comfortable reading scripts in Bash or Python for automation tasks. Writing declarative configuration files in YAML for Kubernetes and Terraform is a daily requirement.
What is the difference between learning AWS and mastering Kubernetes?
Cloud platforms provide managed infrastructure services like virtual machines and databases, while Kubernetes is a container orchestration engine that runs across any infrastructure. Mastering both ensures you can build portable, cloud-agnostic architectures.
How do live online DevOps classes work for working professionals?
Live online sessions are scheduled in timezone-friendly slots so you can attend outside working hours. You get direct access to working engineers who review your infrastructure code, debug pipeline failures, and simulate real production incidents.
What tools are covered in a complete DevOps training curriculum?
A robust curriculum covers Git for version control, Docker for containerization, Kubernetes for orchestration, and Jenkins or GitHub Actions for CI/CD. You also study Infrastructure as Code tools like Terraform alongside modern monitoring platforms.
Are there prerequisites for joining advanced Kubernetes and cloud courses?
You need a solid grasp of Linux command-line operations, basic shell scripting, and core networking concepts like TCP/IP and DNS. Familiarity with any modern programming language helps when writing automation scripts.
How many DevOps courses does Squarebrackets offer?
11 at the moment, spanning beginner and intermediate levels. They include Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect & DevOps Expert (AZ-900, AZ-305, AZ-400), Advanced DevOps and Infrastructure Engineering Course and Docker — From Zero to Production. The catalogue changes as batches open and close, so this page reflects what is currently running.
How long does a DevOps course take?
It depends on the programme. The shortest in this category runs 22 Weeks; the longest runs 5 Months (20 Weeks). Shorter formats suit someone topping up a specific skill, longer ones suit a career change where you need the fundamentals as well as the tools.
Do I need experience before starting a DevOps course?
Not for every course here — this category includes beginner-level programmes that start from fundamentals. The intermediate and advanced ones assume you can already write and debug code comfortably. If you are unsure which fits, the free tutorials are a fair way to test your footing before committing.
Are DevOps classes live, and can I join from my timezone?
Both, and you can mix them within a batch. Live sessions run Monday to Saturday, 10:00–19:00 IST, taught by engineers from the studio that builds our client work. Enrolled learners keep lifetime access to their batch recordings.
Something not answered here? Ask us — a counsellor will talk through which programme in DevOps actually fits, including when the answer is none of them.
DevOps articles and guides
- Linux Groups and File Permission: Complete Admin Guide
Master Linux groups and File Permission with this practical guide covering user creation, group memberships, sudo privileges, and file permissions.
- Terraform Architecture Explained: How It Works Under the Hood
Demystify Terraform architecture. Learn how the Core, State files, Providers, and APIs interact to manage Infrastructure as Code safely.
- Git vs GitLab: What's the Difference? (Simple Guide for Beginners)
A beginner-friendly guide to the real difference between Git and GitLab, explained in plain English with a simple real-life example anyone can understand.