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A practical classroom course in containers. You build images, run multi-container applications with Docker Compose and finish by containerising an application of your own. This course follows Docker's documentation rather than a certification exam.
A lab-based classroom course in running Linux systems. The ten modules are the ten topics of the Linux Professional Institute's LPIC-1 objectives (version 5.0, exams 101-500 and 102-500), from system architecture to security.
A classroom course in describing infrastructure as code and letting Terraform build it. The eight modules are the eight objectives of HashiCorp's Terraform Associate (004) exam, each practised against a real cloud account.
A six-month classroom programme that takes you from the Linux command line to a monitored, automatically deployed application. You build one delivery pipeline throughout the course, adding a stage with each module, and present it as your capstone.
A classroom course that follows the five sections of Google's Associate Cloud Engineer exam guide: setting up a cloud environment, planning a solution, deploying it, keeping it running, and configuring access and security.
A hands-on classroom course for the Azure administrator role. It follows the five skill areas of Microsoft's AZ-104 study guide: identities and governance, storage, compute, virtual networking, and monitoring and maintenance.
Cloud concepts and Microsoft Azure from the beginning, taught in the classroom. The syllabus follows Microsoft's own AZ-900 skills outline: cloud concepts, Azure architecture and services, and Azure management and governance.
A classroom course in designing systems on AWS, built on the four domains of the official SAA-C03 exam guide and the AWS Well-Architected Framework. Each design topic is practised in lab exercises before it is examined in case studies.
A command-line classroom course in running Kubernetes. It covers the five domains of the Certified Kubernetes Administrator curriculum: troubleshooting, cluster architecture and installation, services and networking, workloads and scheduling, and storage. The CKA exam is performance-based, so every class is a lab.
A first course in cloud computing on AWS, taught in the classroom. It follows the four domains of the official CLF-C02 exam guide: cloud concepts, security and compliance, cloud technology and services, and billing, pricing and support.
