Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some genuine advice from people who have experience with AWS/DevOps training institutes in Hyderabad.
I’m a B.Tech graduate and I’ve been trying to enter the IT industry. I have a 2+ year career gap, mainly because of personal/financial circumstances, but during this period I didn’t stay idle. I used the time to seriously upskill myself in AWS and DevOps.
I’ve worked on 10+ end-to-end hands-on projects covering areas like AWS, Linux, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Terraform, CI/CD, monitoring, automation and cloud infrastructure. I’ve also spent a lot of time doing practical labs and troubleshooting rather than just learning theory.
I’m confident in my technical skills and feel that I’m already job-ready for entry-level Cloud/DevOps roles. The biggest challenge I’m facing right now is getting past the career gap and getting enough interview opportunities.
Because of my financial situation, I wasn’t able to move to Hyderabad earlier. Now I’m planning to move to Hyderabad and focus completely on getting into the industry.
So I’m looking for a genuine AWS + DevOps coaching/training institute in Hyderabad that provides real placement assistance, especially for someone who already has the technical foundation and projects.
I’m NOT looking for a “100% job guarantee.” I’m specifically looking for an institute that can genuinely help with things like:
Resume/profile improvement for DevOps roles
Interview preparation and mock interviews
Connecting students with relevant openings
Referrals or interview opportunities where possible
Guidance for candidates with career gaps
Real-world DevOps projects and troubleshooting
Support until getting interviews/jobs
If you have personally attended an AWS/DevOps institute in Hyderabad and actually got interview opportunities or a job through their placement assistance, please share your experience.
I’m particularly interested in institutes around Ameerpet, Kukatpally, Madhapur or nearby areas.
Please mention the institute name, trainer (if you know them), approximate fees, your experience, and whether their placement assistance was actually useful.
I’m serious about making this career transition and willing to put in the work. I just need some genuine guidance on where to go.
Thanks in advance to everyone who shares an honest experience. 🙏

Hey everybody, I recently got an internship as a devops intern in a Pune based company, I have to join in 15 days so I was just wondering what should I learn in these few days to like get up to the mark...... Consider me a complete beginner in this field and please advise.... Thank you

Hi everyone,
I’m a QA Engineer in the gaming domain with around 9 years of experience, and I’m seriously considering transitioning into DevOps. I’d really appreciate some guidance from people who have made a similar transition or are currently working in DevOps.
Here’s where I currently stand:
I have 9 YOE in QA/testing, primarily in the gaming domain.
I have a good understanding of SDLC and STLC and how software moves through different stages from development to production.
I’ve been involved in the complete feature lifecycle — from initial specification/discussions, through development and testing, to production release.
I’ve used Jenkins for build creation and server deployments.
I use Git mainly for creating/raising PRs, but I haven’t worked extensively with Git commands and workflows such as push, pull, branching, rebasing, etc.
I’ve used Grafana for tracing application logs and investigating issues.
We use AWS SSM to log into different server boxes, tail server logs, modify server-side files/configs, etc.
I’ve recently started learning the basics of Python and Java.
I’m also fortunate to have a good relationship with our internal DevOps team and manager. I’m considering approaching them for an internal transition when I feel I’m ready.
I’m aware that my current skill set is far from what would typically be expected from a DevOps engineer, and I don’t want to underestimate the amount of learning required.
I’m 34 now, so I do sometimes feel like I’m starting this transition quite late. However, I genuinely want to make the move, and I’m willing to put in the time and effort.

1. What I’m struggling with is where exactly to start and what order to learn things in.
   For someone coming from a QA background like mine:
2. What would be a realistic DevOps learning roadmap?
3. Which skills should I prioritize first — Linux, networking, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, Terraform, AWS, etc.?
4. Are there any beginner-friendly courses/resources you would strongly recommend?
5. How much programming/scripting should I learn, and should I focus on Python or Bash first?
6. Given my existing experience with Jenkins, AWS SSM, deployments, logs, and the software release lifecycle, are there areas where I can leverage my QA experience?
7. Would an internal transition into a DevOps team be a reasonable approach, even if I don’t yet meet all the requirements of a typical DevOps job?
   I’m not looking for shortcuts. I’d just really appreciate some practical guidance from people who have been through this journey.
   If you were in my position, what would you learn over the next 6–12 months, and in what order?
   Any roadmap, resources, project ideas, or personal experiences would be hugely appreciated.
   Thanks in advance! 🙏
   Rephrased with GPT

So I was placed as a cloud and devops engineer in a company.During intern for the first 1 month they gave me azure devops related task and told me to use GitHub actions etc just basic things I thought in the coming months they will give me various other task but soon in the month 2 they started giving task related to AI engineering,llm and rag and agentic application for other 2 months of internship.

Then they converted us for full time so I thought I will get to do devops or cloud related work automation, meanwhile I can upskill myself also but it was total opposite they just put us into an cybersecurity related project where we are doing pentesting and making an dast tool for Black box testing.I had no idea related to the cybersecurity field and they did not give us training in this field.Now they are telling us to work this internal project .

I have no time to gain knowledge on these cybersecurity tasks as they are telling us to work on this project and daily we should give an update on our work so because of this I am dependent on llm so much to complete my task and I have only a surface level knowledge of the implementation I am doing .

my team consists of 5 members where everyone is a recent graduate.My team lead is also from a different domain and there is also no clear path on what we are building etc.I thought I was only feeling this but when I asked my teammates they were also feeling the same way.

I am feeling very stressed on this as I have to complete my task for tmrw and work on that so I have no time to upskill myself in my favourite area.Sometimes I think I should quit my job and upskill myself and then apply to new jobs but the market is also so bad right now?

what should I do any suggestions would be helpful?

Hello guys, I am learning devops. I have completed basic linux administration and have hosted my django backend in Ubuntu server VM using gunicorn as wsgi server. Can you please guide me for my future learning.

Our client is a leading global technology and internet services company is expanding its data and advertising technology platforms to support large-scale digital services across multiple markets.

The organization develops and operates high-traffic platforms covering advertising delivery, tracking, reporting, data management, and marketing technologies. The engineering organization is internationally distributed, with team members across Asia, and works in a highly collaborative, data-driven environment.

We are looking for a proactive DevOps / SRE Engineer to strengthen the reliability, scalability, and automation of a large-scale data management platform.

You will be responsible for improving cloud infrastructure, deployment pipelines, observability, infrastructure automation, and operational efficiency. The role also provides opportunities to introduce modern AI-powered automation and workflow solutions to reduce manual operations and accelerate engineering productivity.

Responsibilities

• Cloud Infrastructure Management
  • Manage and optimize Google Cloud infrastructure, including Cloud Run, BigQuery, Cloud Storage, Pub/Sub, and Cloud Build.
  • Improve infrastructure reliability, scalability, and operational efficiency.
• Hybrid Cloud & Networking
  • Manage network configurations, load balancers, VPNs, and dedicated connectivity between on-premise and cloud environments.
  • Support complex hybrid infrastructure architectures.
• CI/CD & Deployment
  • Design, maintain, and improve CI/CD pipelines supporting Java/Maven, Node.js, and Docker-based applications.
  • Implement automated deployment strategies such as canary and blue-green deployments.
  • Improve release reliability and deployment velocity.
• Observability & Cost Optimization
  • Build and maintain monitoring and logging environments using tools such as Prometheus, Grafana, and ELK.
  • Monitor infrastructure utilization and proactively identify opportunities for cloud cost optimization.
• Infrastructure as Code
  • Automate infrastructure provisioning and configuration using Terraform and Ansible.
  • Reduce manual operational work through standardized and reusable automation.
• Security & Compliance
  • Manage secrets and credentials using solutions such as Vault and cloud-native secret management services.
  • Apply security best practices across cloud and hybrid infrastructure.
• AI & Operational Automation
  • Explore and implement AI-assisted operational workflows.
  • Automate tasks such as incident handling, ticket processing, troubleshooting, and routine infrastructure operations using Python, workflow automation platforms, and LLM-based solutions.

Work Environment

• Agile and fast-paced engineering environment.
• International team with members located across multiple Asian countries.
• Open communication and a strong culture of continuous improvement.
• Engineers are encouraged to propose and implement improvements to existing processes and technologies.

Technology Stack

Cloud / Infrastructure

• Google Cloud Platform
• Private Cloud
• Kubernetes
• Docker

CI/CD

• Jenkins
• Octopus Deploy
• GitHub Actions
• Harbor
• Artifactory

Infrastructure as Code / Automation

• Terraform
• Ansible
• Python
• Bash

AI / Workflow Automation

• n8n
• LLM-based automation frameworks

Observability

• Prometheus
• Grafana
• ELK Stack

Collaboration / Development

• Jira
• Confluence
• Slack / Microsoft Teams
• GitHub Enterprise
• Bitbucket

Mandatory Qualifications

- More than 3 years of experience in DevOps, SRE, or Infrastructure Engineering. (preferably 5–7+ years of experience.)

- Strong hands-on experience with GCP (Cloud Run, BigQuery, IAM, VPC, Networking).

- Deep understanding of CI/CD pipelines and automated deployment orchestration.

- Proficiency in Infrastructure as Code (e.g., Terraform) and scripting (Bash/Python).

- Experience in managing production-grade Kubernetes/containerized environments.

- TOEIC Score 800 above or possess equivalent qualifications.

Preferred Qualifications

- Experience building AI-powered automation or agentic workflows (e.g., n8n, automated ticketing/remediation).

- Experience managing GCP Interconnect and complex hybrid network topologies.

- Proven track record in cloud cost management and resource optimization.

- Knowledge of Kafka, Redis, MariaDB, or Couchbase.

- Experience with workflow schedulers (e.g., Azkaban).

- Professional certification (Google Professional Cloud Architect/DevOps Engineer or similar).

Languages

• English: Fluent
• Japanese: Optional / a plus

Work Environment

Fast-paced, dynamic global environment with collaborative teams across multiple locations

Salary: ¥7M – ¥9M JPY per year (Middle Level)
Location: Hybrid (4 days in the office, 1 day remote)
Office Location: Tokyo, Japan
Working Hours: Flexible schedule with core hours from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Visa Sponsorship: Available
※Japanese language proficiency certification (such as JLPT N2) is not required, as our client is a global organization with an international working environment.
Language Requirement: English only

Apply now or contact us for further information:
Aleksey.kim@tg-hr.com

I’m currently working as an Azure Infra Admin and planning to move into a DevOps role.

I’m thinking of working through AZ-104, Python, Linux, Networking, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and other DevOps tools. But honestly, I’m finding it a bit overwhelming trying to figure out what to focus on first and how to schedule everything.

Since I already have hands-on experience with Azure infrastructure and the Azure Portal, would you recommend going for the AZ-104 certification? Or should I focus more on deepening my practical Azure knowledge and spend more time on DevOps skills?

For anyone who has moved from Azure Admin/Infra into DevOps:

- How did you plan your learning?

- What skills/tools did you focus on first?

- What should I prioritize more: Azure, Linux, Python, Terraform, Docker/Kubernetes, CI/CD, etc.?

- Is AZ-104 worth doing when you already have Azure Admin experience?

Would really appreciate any suggestions from people who have made a similar transition.

I am looking to gain real-world project flow to better understand how DevOps works in practice. Please DM me if you can help, as this would be immensely valuable for my career growth.

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I am Amrit . I study bachelors of computer science and information technology in Nepal Pokhara . I am in my final semester but till now I have no any working eor any deepen skills in anything.

I want to make a reliable career in it and tech industry .

For that in current situation and for future what will be best thing in tech ecosystem .

Which one to choose for it either node js nestjs typescript ecosystem or Python backend development workflows with Django fastapi or any others....

I think I should start my career through back end house about it. I just want to be in tech industry and I want to make a good career with good income..

I don't really care about my interest the only thing that I should care about its future growth and demand and how will the ecosystem of the industry will be going forward to 2027 in this rapidly evolving modern era??

Will technology and skills be useless and which sector to most priorotize on?? I want the whole clarity and understanding...

Hi everyone, I’m a complete beginner and considering DevOps as a career in 2026.

Is it still a good field to get into? If yes, what should I learn first, and which courses/resources would you recommend?

If you were starting from zero today, what roadmap would you follow?

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I’m a CSE undergraduate currently looking for DevOps / Cloud / SRE / Platform Engineering internships and entry-level opportunities.

I’ve been working hands-on with Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, Terraform, GCP, monitoring and cloud infrastructure, along with building and deploying projects to understand how things work in real environments.

I’ve put my projects, experience and resume together on my portfolio:

🔗 https://vanshgoel123.github.io/

If you’re hiring for an internship or entry-level DevOps/Cloud role, or know someone who is, please feel free to DM me.

Would also really appreciate any feedback on my portfolio/resume.

For people who have been working in DevOps/cloud for a while, what’s one skill or concept you wish you had learned earlier?

Could be something technical like Linux, networking, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, CI/CD, or something less obvious like documentation, debugging, or communication.

And if you had to start learning DevOps again from zero today, what would you focus on first?

Curious to see what experienced people here recommend.

Hey everyone,

I currently looking to switch my career into devops. Im looking for advice or mentorship from those who is already working on devops.

And also connection with other learners/beginners who is on the same boat.

If you are a DevOps engineer willing to share some knowledge, or if you're also learning right now and want to connect, please DM me!

I am an position of a non-tech, but part of a tech team. For my daily work, i also need read access to staging cluster and have write access to testing environments also because i need it for work. That said, i have never been a Devops myself, i was a systems admin, i have solid networking foundations, and very very little experience in scripting. I do know how CI/CD work, how git works to a certain level and i can enter inside a container, see whats inside it, get pods, etc.

I have done bootcamps in the past - they didnt help. So now that i have real access to tech, i thought that my time has come to try and learn more about k8s.

My managers and teamates are extremely busy working on stuff and i dont want to bother them to spend time to babysit me.

I would like to find ways to ramp up my skills and become a real element in my team, by proving knowledge and propose initiatives that help.

Are there any public sources (not just AI) where i could learn and really become good? What would you recommend in general?

Many thanks!

Hi everyone,
I’m planning a career change into DevOps and I’m currently looking for a structured training program with real mentorship.
I’m a beginner, but highly motivated and ready to commit seriously.
I’m also able to pay for a proper mentorship or a high‑quality training program.
If you have recommendations for reliable DevOps courses, mentors, or training institutes (India-based or online), I would really appreciate your guidance.
Thank you in advance for your help.

Hi Friends

I am currently working in IT (MNC) and i am not get engaged into any project at first 8 months i worked at production support, and currently with 1 yr 2 months experience graduated in 2026 and so i am planning to start learning devops my current background is java backend so i request the community to help me in where to start

I appreciate if any good youtube channel or free courses available means kindly share so i will learn and planning to switch

Thankyou friends for your time