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CloudPros is a live online DevOps and cloud engineering bootcamp running over 20 weeks in total, organised into five modules: 16 core weeks, three recap weeks (weeks 5, 10 and 15) that close the first three modules, and a bonus MLOps week in week 20. You learn Linux, networking, Git, Python, Docker, GitHub Actions, AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes, GitOps, observability, and security through live teaching and practical work. Each cohort is limited to 15 learners.

Yes. You do not need a computer science degree or previous DevOps experience. The course starts with Linux, networking, and Git, then introduces Python in week 4. You will need a laptop, a reliable internet connection, and time to practise. If you already work in development, IT support, or systems administration, you can build on that experience.

The practical cloud lessons use AWS. You learn networking, access control, infrastructure automation and troubleshooting—skills you can build on when working with other cloud platforms.

You'll build a multi-tier AWS environment, a containerised application and a CI/CD pipeline. You'll also create reusable Terraform modules, deploy to Kubernetes and investigate application problems with metrics, logs and traces. Keep your code, architecture diagrams and troubleshooting notes together so you can walk someone through your work.

Week 20 is Module 5, a dedicated bonus week after the 16 core weeks and three recap weeks. It covers machine learning infrastructure: experiment tracking with MLflow, model registries, containerised model serving, Kubernetes workloads, monitoring, and drift detection. It builds directly on the deployment and operations skills taught during the core programme.

Olakunle Abiola, known as The DevOps Dude, teaches the programme. He brings more than 11 years of DevOps and site reliability engineering experience, with live demonstrations, practical challenges and time to work through questions in a class of up to 15 learners.

Yes. Live classes run on weekends, with practical exercises to work through during the week. Recordings let you revisit a lesson whenever you need to.

You get CV and résumé reviews, help with your LinkedIn profile, and mock interviews. Practise explaining your projects and technical decisions so you can talk confidently about your work with employers.

With CloudPros, you have a clear syllabus, live teaching and an instructor to help when you get stuck. You build projects, get feedback and learn alongside a small group working towards the same goal.

CloudPros has more than 100 graduates and is rated 5/5 from 50+ student reviews. Students describe practical explanations, growing confidence with cloud tools and useful project work. Written reviews and graduate videos are available on the reviews page.

Yes. Learn through live classes, practical projects and instructor feedback. CV and LinkedIn reviews and mock interviews help you prepare to present your work to employers.

The 2027 waitlist is open. Join for the start date, class times and application details when enrolment opens. It is free to join.

Tuition and payment options for the 2027 cohort will be shared when applications open. Join the waitlist to receive the confirmed fees, schedule, and enrolment terms before you decide.

Bring a laptop, a reliable internet connection and time to practise. The course begins with Linux, networking, Git and Python, so you do not need previous cloud experience. AWS account setup, billing alerts and lab preparation are covered as you reach the cloud modules.

The course teaches practical AWS skills. AWS certification exams are separate and are not included in the course fee.

Yes. CloudPros is delivered online in English. UK and Irish learners share the same local clock time; learners elsewhere can use the city-based planners on our country pages. Classes run on weekends, recordings are included and confirmed 2027 session times will be shared before enrolment.