This course contains the use of artificial intelligence
Build a strong foundation in cloud engineering, AWS, and DevOps with a practical course designed to take you from core infrastructure concepts to real-world deployment and automation skills.
You’ll begin with essential topics such as cloud computing, networking, Linux, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, ports, and server fundamentals. These concepts will help you understand how modern applications communicate, run, and scale in cloud environments.
The course then moves into Amazon Web Services (AWS), where you’ll work with services such as EC2, S3, IAM, security groups, key pairs, and cloud storage. Through hands-on demos, you’ll learn how to launch cloud servers, connect to EC2 instances, configure access, host websites, and manage permissions securely.
You’ll also learn how to work with Nginx, Git, Terraform, and Docker, giving you the practical skills used in modern DevOps workflows. You’ll understand Infrastructure as Code, create reusable Terraform configurations, work with containers, build Docker images, and manage ports and persistent data.
Security and monitoring are also covered, including IAM, cloud security best practices, logging, monitoring, and troubleshooting fundamentals. This gives you a broader understanding of how cloud systems are operated and maintained in real production environments.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a practical understanding of the complete cloud and DevOps workflow—from networking and Linux fundamentals to AWS infrastructure, Docker containers, Terraform automation, monitoring, and deployment—giving you the skills needed to start building cloud projects and prepare for roles in Cloud Engineering, AWS, and DevOps.
