Module 1: Cloud & DevOps Fundamentals

Understand the foundations before moving into advanced AWS DevOps practices.

Topics

• Introduction to Cloud Computing
• Public, Private & Hybrid Cloud
• IaaS, PaaS & SaaS
• Cloud Deployment Models
• Introduction to DevOps
• DevOps Culture & Practices
• DevOps Lifecycle
• CI, CD & Continuous Deployment
• DevOps in Cloud Environments

Module 2: AWS Fundamentals

Get familiar with the AWS platform and its core infrastructure.

Topics

• AWS Global Infrastructure
• Regions & Availability Zones
• AWS Management Console
• AWS CLI
• AWS Identity & Access Management
• AWS Compute
• AWS Storage
• AWS Networking
• AWS Databases
• AWS Security

Practical Lab

Create and configure an AWS environment and learn how to manage resources securely.

Module 3: Linux for DevOps

Develop the Linux skills required to work with cloud servers.

Topics

• Linux Fundamentals
• File & Directory Management
• Users & Permissions
• Package Management
• Processes
• Services
• Networking Commands
• Shell Commands
• Environment Variables
• Shell Scripting

Module 4: Git & Version Control

Learn how development teams manage and collaborate on source code.

Topics

• Git Fundamentals
• Git Installation
• Repositories
• Branches
• Commits
• Merging
• Pull Requests
• Remote Repositories
• Git Workflows
• Conflict Resolution

Practical Project

Create a collaborative software project using Git-based version control.

Module 5: Amazon EC2

Learn how to deploy and manage virtual servers in AWS.

Topics

• EC2 Fundamentals
• AMIs
• Instance Types
• Key Pairs
• Security Groups
• Elastic IP
• EBS Volumes
• Snapshots
• Instance Monitoring
• Server Administration

Hands-On

Launch Linux and Windows instances, configure storage, secure the servers, and deploy applications.

Module 6: AWS Networking

Understand how applications communicate securely within AWS.

Topics

• Amazon VPC
• Subnets
• Route Tables
• Internet Gateway
• NAT Gateway
• Security Groups
• Network ACLs
• VPC Peering
• VPC Endpoints
• DNS Fundamentals

Practical Lab

Design and deploy a secure multi-subnet AWS network.

Module 7: AWS Storage

Learn how to store, protect, and manage application data.

Topics

• Amazon S3
• S3 Storage Classes
• Bucket Policies
• Lifecycle Policies
• Versioning
• Replication
• EBS
• EFS
• Backup Strategies

Project

Deploy and configure a secure cloud storage environment.

Module 8: CI/CD with AWS

Learn how to automate the software delivery process.

Topics

• Continuous Integration
• Continuous Delivery
• Continuous Deployment
• AWS CodeCommit
• AWS CodeBuild
• AWS CodeDeploy
• AWS CodePipeline
• Build Automation
• Deployment Automation
• Pipeline Security

Hands-On Project

Build an automated CI/CD pipeline that takes application code from a repository through testing and deployment.

Module 9: Infrastructure as Code

Learn how to create and manage infrastructure through code.

Topics

• Infrastructure as Code Concepts
• AWS CloudFormation
• Templates
• Stacks
• Parameters
• Outputs
• Resources
• Automated Infrastructure Provisioning
• Infrastructure Updates

Practical Project

Create a complete AWS infrastructure environment using Infrastructure as Code.

Module 10: Docker & Containers

Understand how modern applications are packaged and deployed using containers.

Topics

• Container Fundamentals
• Docker Architecture
• Docker Images
• Docker Containers
• Dockerfiles
• Docker Compose
• Container Registries
• Amazon ECR
• Container Deployment

Practical Project

Containerize an application and deploy it to AWS.

Module 11: Kubernetes & AWS

Learn the fundamentals of container orchestration.

Topics

• Kubernetes Architecture
• Pods
• Deployments
• Services
• ConfigMaps
• Secrets
• Scaling
• Amazon EKS
• Kubernetes on AWS

Practical Project

Deploy and manage a containerized application using Amazon EKS.

Module 12: AWS Monitoring & Logging

Learn how to identify performance issues and monitor cloud environments.

Topics

• Amazon CloudWatch
• Metrics
• Logs
• Alarms
• Dashboards
• CloudTrail
• Application Monitoring
• Infrastructure Monitoring
• Alerting
• Troubleshooting

Module 13: AWS Security for DevOps

Security is an essential part of modern DevOps.

You will learn:

• IAM
• Roles & Policies
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Encryption
• Secrets Management
• Security Groups
• Network Security
• Application Security
• Compliance Concepts
• Security Monitoring
• DevSecOps Fundamentals

Module 14: High Availability & Scalability

Learn how to design applications that remain available as demand increases.

Topics

• Load Balancing
• Auto Scaling
• Fault Tolerance
• High Availability
• Multi-AZ Architecture
• Disaster Recovery
• Backup & Recovery
• Scalability Strategies
• Performance Optimization

Module 15: Advanced DevOps Practices

Take your DevOps knowledge further with modern engineering practices.

Topics

• DevSecOps
• Infrastructure Automation
• Configuration Management
• Deployment Strategies
• Blue-Green Deployment
• Rolling Deployment
• Canary Deployment
• Automated Testing
• Release Management
• Observability
• Site Reliability Engineering Fundamentals

Practical Industry Projects

At FirstBorn Technologies, practical experience is an important part of the training.

Depending on the training level, learners can work on projects such as:

Project 1 — AWS Web Application Deployment

Deploy a complete web application on AWS using EC2, VPC, security groups, and load balancing.

Project 2 — Automated CI/CD Pipeline

Build an automated pipeline that retrieves source code, performs builds and tests, and deploys the application.

Project 3 — Infrastructure as Code

Create AWS infrastructure automatically using CloudFormation.

Project 4 — Docker Application Deployment

Containerize an application and deploy it using AWS container services.

Project 5 — Kubernetes Deployment

Deploy and manage a containerized application using Amazon EKS.

Project 6 — Cloud Monitoring System

Build monitoring, logging, dashboards, and alerts for a production-style AWS environment.

Project 7 — Highly Available Application

Design a scalable architecture using multiple Availability Zones, load balancing, and Auto Scaling.

Module 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing

• What is Cloud Computing?
• Types of Cloud
• Service Models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
• Cloud Benefits
• AWS Overview

Module 2: AWS Global Infrastructure

• Regions
• Availability Zones
• Edge Locations
• AWS Management Console
• AWS CLI

Module 3: Identity & Access Management

• IAM Users
• Groups
• Roles
• Policies
• MFA
• Best Security Practices

Module 4: Compute Services

• EC2
• AMIs
• Security Groups
• Elastic IP
• Auto Scaling
• Load Balancers

Module 5: Storage Services

• Amazon S3
• Glacier
• EBS
• EFS
• Storage Classes

Module 6: Database Services

• Amazon RDS
• Aurora
• DynamoDB
• ElastiCache
• Backup Strategies

Module 7: Networking

• VPC
• Subnets
• NAT Gateway
• Internet Gateway
• Route Tables
• VPN
• Direct Connect

Module 8: Serverless Computing

• AWS Lambda
• API Gateway
• EventBridge
• Step Functions

Module 9: Monitoring & Security

• CloudWatch
• CloudTrail
• Config
• GuardDuty
• Inspector
• Security Hub

Module 10: DevOps on AWS

• Docker
• ECS
• EKS
• CodePipeline
• CodeBuild
• CodeDeploy

Module 11: Migration & Disaster Recovery

• Migration Strategies
• AWS Migration Hub
• Backup
• Disaster Recovery Planning

Module 12: Certification Preparation

• Mock Tests
• Interview Questions
• Resume Building
• Hands-on Practice
• Exam Strategies

Real-World Projects

Students will build projects such as:

• Secure Company Infrastructure on AWS
• Static Website Hosting using Amazon S3
• Highly Available Web Application
• Multi-Tier Enterprise Architecture
• Serverless Application using Lambda
• Cloud Monitoring Dashboard
• Automated Backup Solution
• Virtual Private Cloud Design
• Docker Deployment on ECS
• Kubernetes Deployment using EKS

Who Should Enroll?

This course is suitable for:

• University Students
• Fresh Graduates
• Software Developers
• System Administrators
• Network Engineers
• DevOps Engineers
• Cybersecurity Professionals
• Database Administrators
• IT Support Engineers
• Cloud Enthusiasts
• Entrepreneurs
• Professionals Planning Career Transition

Prerequisites

No prior AWS experience is required.

Basic knowledge of:

• Computer Fundamentals
• Networking Basics
• Linux (Recommended)
• Programming (Optional)

This training is suitable for:

• University Students
• IT Graduates
• Software Developers
• System Administrators
• Network Engineers
• Cloud Engineers
• IT Support Professionals
• DevOps Beginners
• Cybersecurity Professionals
• Solution Architects
• Software Engineers
• Technology Professionals
• Professionals transitioning into Cloud & DevOps

At FirstBorn Technologies, we believe technology training should go beyond watching lectures and memorizing concepts.

Our approach combines technical knowledge, practical training, real-world projects, industry exposure, and career development.

What makes our training different?

Practical Learning
Work with real cloud environments and practical assignments rather than learning only through theory.

Industry-Focused Curriculum
Our training focuses on technologies and workflows used in modern IT environments.

Project-Based Training
Build practical projects that demonstrate your ability to apply AWS and DevOps concepts.

International Learning Environment
FirstBorn Technologies welcomes learners from different countries and backgrounds, creating a global learning environment.

Career Preparation
Develop technical skills alongside interview preparation, project experience, resume guidance, and career support.

Flexible Training Options
Choose classroom, online, one-to-one, or customized training based on your learning requirements.

Is AWS DevOps suitable for beginners?

Yes. Beginners can start with cloud and AWS fundamentals before moving into advanced DevOps concepts.

Do I need programming experience?

Basic programming knowledge is helpful, but you do not need to be an advanced programmer to begin.

Will I get practical AWS experience?

Yes. The program emphasizes hands-on labs, AWS environments, assignments, and practical projects.

Does the course include Docker and Kubernetes?

Yes. The advanced modules introduce Docker, container deployment, Kubernetes, and Amazon EKS.

Does the training include CI/CD?

Yes. Learners work with CI/CD concepts and AWS services used to automate application build, testing, and deployment.

Can I take the training online?

Yes. FirstBorn Technologies offers live online training in addition to classroom and customized training options.

Will I receive a certificate?

Yes. Learners who successfully complete the FirstBorn Technologies training program receive a course completion certificate. AWS certification is obtained separately by passing the relevant official AWS examination.

Can international students enroll?

Yes. FirstBorn Technologies provides training opportunities for learners from different countries who want to develop globally relevant IT skills.