A clear path into
cloud & DevOps.

Live teaching, practical projects and career support. Here is what learning with CloudPros looks like.

Learn in a class of up to 15, build systems you can explain and prepare for your next technical role.

What you get with CloudPros.

A connected course, from your first Linux exercises to cloud infrastructure and automated deployments.

Can I start as a beginner?

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 beginner learning path
What will I build?

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.

Every module and project
Who teaches the course?

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.

Meet your instructor
Can I fit it around work?

Yes. Classes run live on weekends, with practical exercises to work through between sessions. Recordings are included so you can revisit a demonstration while you practise. The confirmed 2027 timetable will be shared before enrolment.

Study from your country
What career support is included?

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.

How to present your projects
What do students think?

CloudPros has 100+ graduates and a 5/5 rating from 50+ student reviews. Read their accounts of the teaching and practical work, and watch graduate videos on our reviews page.

Student reviews and videos
What are the fees and dates?

The free 2027 waitlist is open. Confirmed tuition, payment options, dates and class times will be shared before enrolment, including any separate lab costs. AWS certification exams are separate from the programme.

Join the 2027 waitlist

Learn from where you live.

Explore local study times, projects and career support.

USA

Build practical skills with live teaching, hands-on projects and help preparing for your next role.

  1. Classes in your timezone. Join online from across the USA. Use the planner to check the live sessions in your city, with recordings available to revisit each lesson.
  2. Projects to talk about. Build AWS infrastructure, automate a release and troubleshoot a deployment. Use these projects in your résumé and technical interviews.
  3. Support for your next role. Get résumé and LinkedIn reviews and mock interviews. Practise explaining your work clearly, from the first design decision to the finished application.
UK

Live weekend classes, practical projects and career support in a focused 20-week course for UK learners.

  1. Live weekend classes. Study alongside your current job. Ask questions in class, revisit recordings and work through practical exercises during the week.
  2. Learn by building. Create deployment pipelines, design AWS infrastructure and automate changes. Your instructor helps you understand the decisions behind the code.
  3. Prepare for UK applications. Get help with your CV and LinkedIn profile. Use mock interviews to practise explaining your projects and the experience you bring from your current role.
Canada

Learn online with an experienced engineer, build practical projects and prepare for roles in your province.

  1. Find your next role. Use your AWS environment, infrastructure code and deployment pipeline as examples for cloud support, infrastructure and DevOps applications. Practise explaining the system and a problem you solved.
  2. Plan your local class time. Check sessions in your city, from Pacific time to Newfoundland. Recordings let you return to lessons while you work through the exercises.
  3. Make your experience count. Résumé reviews and mock interviews help you connect your previous work to your new technical skills. Practise explaining what you built and how it works.
Australia

Learn AWS, automation and deployment in a small online class, with an instructor to help when you get stuck.

  1. Live teaching and recordings. View the timetable for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide or Perth. UK afternoon classes can fall late at night or the following day in Australia.
  2. Build across cloud and DevOps. Work with AWS infrastructure, Docker, Terraform and Kubernetes. Learn how to deploy an application and investigate it when something goes wrong.
  3. Prepare to explain your work. Use CV reviews and mock interviews to turn your projects into clear examples. Recordings help you revisit technical lessons as you practise.
Ireland

Build AWS projects in live weekend classes, with practical feedback and support for your next application.

  1. Weekend classes in Dublin time. Join from anywhere in Ireland. Live classes follow the same local time as the UK, with recordings available to revisit.
  2. Build projects for your portfolio. Design AWS infrastructure, automate a deployment and work through failures. Keep your code and diagrams ready to discuss in interviews.
  3. Get help with applications. Use CV and LinkedIn reviews and mock interviews to prepare for roles in Dublin, Cork, Galway or remotely. Practise explaining your technical decisions.
Nigeria

Learn with a live instructor, build projects you can show and prepare for your next technical role.

  1. Join live from home. Learn online from Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt or elsewhere in Nigeria. Check sessions in WAT and use recordings to revisit the teaching.
  2. Build a practical portfolio. Write automation scripts, deploy an application on AWS and manage infrastructure with Terraform. Keep your code and project notes together in Git.
  3. Prepare for applications. Get CV and LinkedIn reviews and mock interviews. Learn to explain the work you've done and how you approached technical problems.

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