Why Should You Study DevOps?
- Recently, demand for DevOps Engineers has grown significantly, so job searching and employment will no longer be such a challenge — offers from recruiters will appear constantly
- DevOps requires an understanding of mindset, culture, and approach to work, not just knowledge of a set of tools. That’s why companies are looking for experienced and qualified specialists in this field and offer competitive salaries
- In the DevOps course, leading experts from Sigma Software will share their knowledge and experience to help you become a sought-after professional
- The course is focused on practice in a real DevOps environment, allowing you to gain the hands-on skills necessary for work in this field
- During the training, you will receive all the necessary theoretical aspects of DevOps, helping you build a strong understanding of this domain.
Who Is The DevOps Course From Sigma Software University For?
- Beginners in software development. You already know the basics of programming and development but want to take your skills to the next level? In this course, you will gain in-depth DevOps knowledge, learn how to implement effective development processes, and improve code productivity — starting from scratch.
- System administrators. If you already work as a system administrator and want to expand your DevOps knowledge and skills,the course will cover both the fundamentals and practical aspects. You’ll learn effective infrastructure management and process automation to optimize workflows.
- Testers. You will learn about automated testing processes, version control, and integrating testing tools into infrastructure, as well as creating reliable testing environments using DevOps practices.
Benefits of learning DevOps at Sigma Software University
- Experienced practitioner as a trainer
You will study with Dmytro Melnychenko, a DevOps Engineer at Sigma Software, certified AWS Engineer (4×), Kubernetes (3×), and Terraform (1×). - Practical experience
The course uses real project scenarios, helping you reinforce theoretical knowledge and apply skills in practice. - Certification
After completing the online DevOps course, students receive a course completion certificate, which can be a valuable addition to their CV. - Up-to-date material
The IT field evolves constantly, and our DevOps course is regularly updated. We incorporate the latest DevOps technologies and practices so students stay aligned with current industry trends.
Course Program
The program consists of 18 lessons, with plenty of practice and homework. At the end, participants will complete a final project. Each lesson lasts 1.5–2 hours.
- Virtualization — what it really is
- Working with Linux. Networks — how to find and fix network issues
- Git — what it’s for and how to live with it
- Clouds with AWS: introduction to basic services and their costs (Part 1)
- Clouds with AWS: introduction to basic services and their costs (Part 2)
- Access rights in the cloud — are they really needed?
- What connects certificates, buckets, and CDN
- Disaster recovery: when everything is lost, what to do and where to run
- Configuration Management: how to install Docker on 100–500 servers quickly
- Containerization: how to pass the Suez Canal without getting stuck
- CI/CD tools: how to build and deliver an application in 20+ lines of code
- Infrastructure Monitoring: monitoring the monitors. Why monitoring matters
- Monitoring on steroids: implementation with Prometheus, Grafana, AlertManager
- Logs: how to collect everything and lose nothing
- Secrets management: passwords and secrets — how to store them safely
- IaC — draw it, live with it: building infrastructure using only code
- Cost optimization: spend wisely—how not to lose a yearly budget in one month
- Exam: presentation of the final project
After Completing the DevOps Course, You Will:
- Be able to accurately estimate the cost of planned infrastructure
- Build infrastructure yourself and gain experience setting up proper monitoring and stable environments
- Configure application builds and deploy them to target environments
- Know how NOT to store passwords and other sensitive data
- Stop fearing “container ships” and gain experience managing them
- Easily set up systems that collect logs without losing data
Mandatory Requirements for Students:
- English proficiency at Pre-Intermediate level or higher
- Practical experience working with Linux
- General understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Don’t waste time!
Register for the DevOps course at Sigma Software University today, expand your knowledge and skills, and unlock new career opportunities!
FAQ
What computer do you need for a DevOps course?
To make your DevOps learning as effective as possible, it is recommended to have a computer with the following technical specifications:
Operating system:
- Windows 10 (64-bit)
- macOS 10.13 or later
- Linux: Ubuntu 20.04–24.04
Processor:
- Minimum: Intel Core i3 (4th generation)
- Recommended: Intel Core i5 (7th generation)
AMD equivalents are acceptable
RAM:
- Minimum: 8 GB
- Recommended: 12 GB
Storage:
- Minimum: 200 GB HDD or more
- Recommended: 200 GB SSD or more
How does the DevOps course work?
The program consists of 18 lessons, with plenty of practice and homework. At the end, participants will complete a final project. Each lesson lasts 1.5–2 hours.
Will I receive a certificate after completing the DevOps course?
Yes. After successfully completing the course, all students receive an official certificate from the Sigma Software University educational platform. The certificate confirms participation and successful completion of the course material and can be added to your CV as a supporting document when applying for jobs or advancing your career in IT.
How much time should I spend on DevOps studies each week?
The time required depends on the duration and intensity of the course.
Our program includes 18 lessons, held twice a week, each lasting 1.5–2 hours. In addition, there are many practical tasks and homework assignments. Per lesson: 1.5–2 hours, homework: 2–4 hours. In total, you should expect to spend approximately 7–12 hours per week on DevOps training.
