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Become an AWS & DevOps Engineer in 3 Months

3 Months
Max 10 Students
Online & Classroom & Weekend

How We Teach

  • 8• 80% practical, 20% theory
  • Hands-on labs on real AWS Free Tier account from Day 1
  • Continuous mentor feedback on every deployment task
  • Opportunity to work on live cloud migration projects
  • Job-ready portfolio with 10+ documented AWS projects
AWS with DevOps Course in Bangalore with Placement

About Us

Empowering Creative Excellence
Since 2019

SkillFixr was founded with the vision of making creative education more practical and career-driven. We focus on equipping learners with real-world skills, mentorship, and the confidence to succeed professionally.

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Tools & Software You'll Master

AWS Services

EC2, S3, VPC, IAM, RDS, EBS, EFS, ELB

CloudWatch, CloudTrail, CloudFront, Route53, Lambda

SNS, Elastic Beanstalk, DynamoDB, Auto Scaling

DevOps Tools

Git & GitHub, Jenkins (CI/CD), Maven

Ansible, Docker, Terraform (IaC)

JUnit, Nagios / SonarQube

Linux & CLI

Linux administration, Bash scripting

AWS CLI, cron jobs

package management (yum/apt)

Certifications Aligned

AWS Solutions Architect – Associate (SAA-C03)

AWS DevOps Engineer – Professional

What You'll Get

SkillFixr offers structured placement support and career guidance designed to help learners transition from training to real-world roles. Our focus is on employability, interview readiness, and professional confidence aligned with current industry needs.

Certificate

Course completion certificate aligned with AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam objectives

Placement support

Placement support for resume building, interview prep, and job application guidance

Course materials

Lifetime access to lab guides, AWS architecture notes, and DevOps tool resources

Who Should Join?

01

Fresh graduates wanting to enter cloud computing or DevOps

02

IT and CS students (final year) planning a career in cloud infrastructure

03

Job seekers with basic computer knowledge — no prior cloud experience needed

04

Software developers wanting to add cloud and deployment skills

05

System/network admins looking to shift into cloud engineering

06

System/network admins looking to shift into cloud engineering

AWS Cloud Engineer

Career Opportunities After Completion

DevOps Engineer

Cloud Infrastructure Administrator

Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)

CI/CD Pipeline Engineer

Linux Server Administrator

Cloud Security Analyst

Solutions Architect (Junior)

Why Graphic Designer in 2026?

#1 Cloud Platform Globally — AWS holds 31% of the world cloud market

DevOps Roles Pay More — average fresher salary ₹4–6 LPA, experienced ₹10–18 LPA

Every Company is Moving to Cloud — no industry exception

Work From Anywhere — remote cloud roles available globally

Curriculum — Month by Month

Module 1

01.

Introduction to Cloud Computing — why cloud, benefits, challenges

02.

Types of Cloud — Public, Private, Hybrid, Community

03.

Cloud Service Models — IaaS, PaaS, SaaS

04.

Cloud security and costing model overview

Module 2: Virtualization

05.

What is Virtualization and its history

06.

Types of server virtualization

07.

Hypervisors — types, vendors, terminologies

08.

Benefits of virtualization

Module 3: AWS Core — Getting Started

09.

Introduction to AWS and AWS Services

10.

AWS Global Infrastructure — Regions and Availability Zones

11.

Types of accessing AWS resources

12.

AWS Management Console walkthrough

13.

AWS Free Tier setup and usage limits

Module 4: Identity & Access Management (IAM)

14.

IAM components — users, groups, roles, policies

15.

Creating and managing users, groups, and IAM policies

16.

Roles and use cases

17.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

18.

Security features in IAM

Module 5: Storage in Cloud — Amazon S3

19.

Basics of storage — object vs block storage

20.

S3 buckets — creation, properties, versioning, encryption

21.

Uploading, downloading, and managing objects

22.

Lifecycle management rules and cross-region replication

23.

Static website hosting on S3

24.

Transfer Accelerator, Snowball, Storage Gateway

25.

S3 pricing and security — bucket policies, permissions

Module 6: Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) & EC2

26.

Networking basics — IP addresses, CIDR blocks

27.

VPC concepts — public/private IPs, default and non-default VPC

28.

VPC Flow Logs

29.

EC2 — virtual servers, AMIs, instance types, use cases

30.

Security groups, key pairs, inbound/outbound rules

31.

Launching Windows and Linux instances

32.

Setting up a web server on a Linux EC2 instance

33.

Elastic IP, Placement Groups, Instance Pricing & Tenancy Models

Module 7: Elastic Block Storage (EBS)

34.

Introduction to EBS

35

Creating, attaching, detaching, mounting, unmounting volumes

36

Snapshots — create, delete, restore

37

Creating volumes from snapshots

38

EBS pricing

Module 8: Elastic File System (EFS)

39.

Introduction to EFS

40

Configuration of EFS

41

Using EFS with multiple EC2 instances

Module 9: Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)

42.

Types of load balancing — horizontal vs vertical

43

Types of load balancers in AWS

44

Health check configuration

45

Important components and management

Module 10: Auto Scaling

46.

Auto Scaling concepts and use cases

47

Important components of Auto Scaling

48

Creating Launch Configurations

49

Auto Scaling for single and multiple instances

50

Dynamic Scaling

Module 11: Command Line Interface (AWS CLI)

51.

Setting up AWS CLI on local machine

52

CLI command syntax walkthrough

53

Working with S3 using CLI

54

EC2 CLI with IAM Roles

Module 12: CloudWatch

55.

Important components of CloudWatch

56

Creating and managing metrics, events, dashboards

57

Creating and managing alarms

58

Log management in CloudWatch

Module 13: CloudTrail

59

Introduction to CloudTrail

60

Creating and managing trails

61

Setting up trail for Root login notification

Module 14: Simple Notification Service (SNS)

62

Introduction to SNS and how it works

63

Important components of SNS

64

Adding subscribers and managing SNS policies

Module 15: Relational Database Service (RDS)

65.

Introduction to RDS

66

AWS database services — RDS, DynamoDB, Redshift

67

Configuring databases, backups, and maintenance windows

68

Connecting to the database

Module 16: DynamoDB

69

Creating a DynamoDB table

70

Adding data manually

71

Configuring alarms

Module 16: DynamoDB

72

Creating a DynamoDB table

73

Adding data manually

74

Configuring alarms

Module 17: CloudFront & Route53

75

Use of CloudFront CDN

76

Creating a CloudFront distribution

77

Hosting a website via CloudFront from S3

78

Implementing restrictions and configuring origins

79

Introduction to DNS and how DNS works

80

Route53 — domain registration, health checks, DNS record types

81

Routing policies in Route53

Module 18: Elastic Beanstalk

82

Important components of Lambda

83

Creating simple functions

84

Creating and managing triggers

85

Running sample code using Lambda

Module 19: Lambda — Serverless

86

Important components of Lambda

87

Creating simple functions

88

Creating and managing triggers

89

Running sample code using Lambda

Module 20: AWS Application Services

90

SQS — Simple Queue Service

91

Elastic Transcoder

92

API Gateway

93

Kinesis

94

Web Identity Federation & Cognito

Module 21: AWS Security Management

95

Security practices for cloud deployment

96

AWS shared responsibility model

97

CloudTrail and Trusted Advisor for governance

98

AWS Best Practices — cost and security combined

99

AWS Price Calculator and Consolidated Billing

Module 22: AWS Troubleshooting

100

Troubleshooting EC2 instances

101

Troubleshooting using CloudWatch, ELB, CloudTrail, CloudFront

Module 23: Infrastructure as Code — Terraform

102

Understanding IaC and why Terraform

103

Terraform components and architecture

104

Provisioning infrastructure and creating AWS resources using Terraform

105

Integrating Terraform with AWS

106

Terraform plan, apply, and validate

Module 24: AWS Organisations & Resource Groups

107

What are AWS Organisations

108

Components and managing multiple accounts

109

Introduction to Resource Groups — creating and managing

Module 25: Elastic Container Services (ECS)

110

Introduction to Docker containers

111

ECS — EC2 type vs Fargate type

Module 26: Linux Fundamentals

112

Introduction to Linux, shell types, Bash scripting

113

Boot order, run levels, shutdown commands

114

Linux file directory architecture

115

User administration — groups, users, password management, quotas

116

File and directory permissions, ACL commands

117

Package management — RPM, yum, apt-get, kernel updates

118

Cron automation and system monitoring

119

Patch management

120

Network services — FTP, DHCP, DNS, Apache, Samba, LVM

121

Service protocols overview

Module 27: Introduction to DevOps

122

What is DevOps — definition, history, goals, stakeholders

123

SDLC models — Lean, Agile, DevOps perspective

124

DevOps vs Agile

125

DevOps toolchain overview

126

CI/CD concepts — Continuous Integration, Delivery, Deployment

127

Configuration management overview

Module 28: Git — Version Control

128

Version control systems — local, centralised, distributed

129

Installing Git on Linux and Windows

130

Creating repositories, cloning, committing

131

Fetch, pull, remote, branching and merging

Module 29: Jenkins — Continuous Integration

132

Introduction to Jenkins and CI/CD

133

Installing and configuring Jenkins — dashboard, user management, matrix-based security

134

Jenkins Slave setup, GitHub integration, Plugin Manager

135

Freestyle and Pipeline project configuration

136

Source code management with Git plugin, Git Hooks, build triggers

137

Parameterised projects, upstream/downstream chaining

138

Jenkinsfile — writing, configuring, and running pipelines

139

Artifacts and fingerprints

140

Multibranch pipelines, code promotion, tagging, notifications

141

Shared pipeline libraries

142

Jenkins CLI and REST API

143

Running Jenkins Master with Docker

144

Unit testing with JUnit and Ant

145

Functional testing and deploying to Apache via Jenkins

Module 30: SonarQube — Code Quality

146

Introduction to SonarQube and why code analysis matters

147

SonarQube vs SonarCloud

148

Configuring code analysis for a project

149

Integrating SonarQube with Jenkins CI

150

Quality gates — custom gates, metrics and conditions

151

Failing the Jenkins pipeline when quality gate is not passed

Module 31: JFrog Artifactory

152

Introduction to JFrog Artifactory

153

Creating an artifact and deploying application to artifact

154

Integrating JFrog with Jenkins

155

Uploading artifact to public cloud and downloading in Jenkins

Module 32: Ansible — Configuration Management

156

Introduction to Ansible and installation

157

Ansible Playbooks

158

Ansible Vault

159

Ansible Modules

160

Integrating Ansible with AWS cloud instances for automated deployment

Module 33: Docker — Containers

161

What is Docker, use cases, Docker vs virtualisation

162

Docker architecture and components

163>

Installing Docker on Linux and Windows

164>

Essential Docker commands

165

Docker Hub — pulling and running images, running multiple containers

166

Custom images — creating, running containers, publishing to Docker Hub

167

Docker networking — accessing, linking containers, exposing ports, container routing

Module 34: Kubernetes — Container Orchestration

168

Introduction to Kubernetes and cluster architecture

169

Spinning up a Kubernetes cluster on Ubuntu VMs

170

Exploring the cluster, understanding YAML

171

Creating Deployments and Services in Kubernetes

172

Kubernetes Dashboard — installing and deploying apps

173

Rolling updates in Kubernetes

174

Containers and container orchestration concepts

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Basic computer knowledge is enough. We cover Linux, Bash, and the scripting you need as part of the course.

Intel i5 or Ryzen 5 processor, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD minimum. All AWS labs run in the cloud — you won't need to install heavy software locally.

Most labs run within the AWS Free Tier. We guide you through Free Tier limits and cost management so you pay little to nothing during training.

Recorded sessions provided for review. Live classes are recommended for hands-on labs. Alternate-day schedule minimises conflicts.

We provide complete placement support — resume building, portfolio review, and interview prep. AWS and DevOps roles are among the most actively hired in Indian tech right now.

₹4–6 LPA (₹33,000–50,000/month) for cloud/DevOps roles at product companies and IT services firms. Senior engineers with 2–3 years experience earn ₹10–18 LPA.

Primarily AWS Solutions Architect – Associate (SAA-C03). The DevOps section builds a foundation for the AWS DevOps Engineer – Professional certification in future.

Graduate With a Portfolio, Not Just a Certificate. AWS with DevOps Courses in Erode and Bangalore

SkillFixr's AWS with DevOps course takes you from cloud computing basics all the way through EC2, S3, VPC, Lambda, Jenkins CI/CD pipelines, Ansible, and Terraform using a live AWS account from Day 1. Whether you're a fresher or an IT professional ready to shift into cloud engineering, our Bangalore centre offers real project labs, hands-on tool training, and placement support built for beginners. Our Bangalore location brings the job-ready curriculum to one of India's top cloud hiring hubs.

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