Associate DevOps Engineer
Master the essential principles, tools, and cultural shifts that define modern software delivery. This course provides a hands-on foundation in automation, containerization, and continuous integration, empowering you to deliver secure and scalable services at the speed of business.
8107 Students Enrolled
Level
Beginner
Duration
22h
Certificate
Yes
Prerequisites
None
About the Course
What You'll Learn
DevOps is more than just a technical workflow; it is a transformative culture that enables organizations to bridge the traditional gap between development and operations. In today’s competitive landscape, the ability to deploy software faster and more securely is a critical business advantage.
The Associate DevOps Engineer course at Arvan Academy offers a practical, up-to-date curriculum designed to guide you through the entire software development lifecycle (SDLC). By mastering these industry-standard practices, you will gain the expertise needed to streamline workflows, reduce manual errors, and enter the job market as a high-value DevOps professional.
- DevOps Philosophy: Understand the cultural shifts and core principles that drive collaboration and efficiency in high-performing teams.
- Linux Essentials: Master the installation, configuration, and administration of Linux, the backbone of cloud infrastructure.
- Version Control with Git: Learn to manage code efficiently, collaborate with developers, and maintain a robust source control strategy.
- Containerization: Deep dive into Docker to package, deploy, and run applications consistently across any environment.
- CI/CD Pipelines: Grasp the concepts of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment to automate the path from code to production.
Skills-Focused
Skills You'll Gain
Curriculum Outline
Topics Covered in This Course
DevOps
8 Lessons
1 hour and 24 minutes
Linux
- What Is Linux
- Linux Installation
- Environment Setup
- Environment Setup: Practice
- Linux Distributions
- Process Management
- Process Management: Practice Part 1
- Process Management: Practice Part 2
- Package Manager
- Package Manager: Practice
- systemd and journald
- systemd and journald: Practice
- Virtualization Types
- Linux Boot Process
- Disk Partitioning in Linux
- Disk Commands
- Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
- Disk Management: Practice
- SSH Service in Linux
- SSH Service in Linux: Practice
- Linux Authentication
- File and Directory Attributes
- File and Directory Attributes: Practice
- Linux Links
- Linux Links: Practice
- Editors in Linux
- Logging and Log Rotation
- Linux Commands
- Logging and Log Rotation: Practice
- Linux Pipelines and Crontab
- Linux Firewall: iptables
- Linux Firewall: Practice
- Linux Hardening
- Linux Commands
34 Lessons
6 hours and 26 minutes
Git
6 Lessons
1 hour and 24 minutes
Automation
- What Is Configuration Management and Why Use It?
- What Is Ansible and Why Use It?
- Installing and Configuring Ansible
- Ansible Directory Layout
- Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands
- Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: Practice
- Ansible Facts
- Ansible Roles and Galaxy
- Ansible Roles and Galaxy: Practice
- Ansible Variables and Vault
- What Is AWX and Why Use It?
- Installing and Configuring AWX Part 1
- Installing and Configuring AWX Part 2
- Installing and Configuring AWX Part 3
- Ansible Project
15 Lessons
3 hours and 32 minutes
Docker
- What Is Docker and Why Use It?
- Docker Underlying Technology
- Docker Components Part 1
- Docker Components Part 2
- Installing and Configuring Docker
- Docker Volume Management
- Docker Network Management Part 1
- Docker Network Management Part 2
- Docker Commands Part 1
- Docker Commands Part 2
- Docker Commands Part 3
- Setting Up a WordPress Scenario
- Setting Up a Docker Registry Scenario
- Docker GUI
- What Is a Dockerfile and Why Use It?
- Dockerfile Syntax Part 1
- Dockerfile Syntax Part 2
- Dockerfile Best Practices
- Docker Compose Commands
- Compose File Syntax Part 1
- Compose File Syntax Part 2
- What Is Docker Swarm and Why Use It?
- Docker Logging Driver
23 Lessons
5 hours and 9 minutes
Observability
Backup
Growth Path
Who Should Enroll?
This program is ideal for those looking to modernize their technical skill set and embrace automation-first methodologies.
Students & Career Changers
IT Practitioners
Entry-Level Specialists
Earn Your Professional Credential
Arvan Academy courses are engineered to meet international standards and job market requirements. Upon successful completion, you will receive a Verified Certificate of Completion. A powerful addition to your resume and LinkedIn profile that demonstrates your commitment to technical excellence.
Answers to Your Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Arvan Academy DevOps program free?
Yes. The Associate DevOps Engineer track is 100% free and permanently accessible to all learners.
Will this course help me start a career in DevOps?
Absolutely. This course is specifically designed to provide the foundational skills required to enter the job market as a DevOps specialist or a junior SRE.
Who should take this course?
It is perfect for computer science students, IT professionals, or anyone looking to solve modern infrastructure challenges through automation.
What are the key tools taught in this course?
The curriculum focuses on the industry’s "Big Three": Linux, Git, and Docker, alongside core CI/CD concepts.
How long is the course?
The program includes 22 hours of expert-led content structured across 7 comprehensive modules.
Step Into the Cloud Job Market with Confidence
Bridge the gap between learning and employment. Join Arvan Academy to master the high-demand skills needed to launch or advance your career as a Cloud Engineer, NOC Specialist, or SRE Professional.