Plan & Apply
Describing infrastructure as code so it can be reviewed and rebuilt.
8 chapters · ~18h
Start with the first chapterChapters
- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)Intermediate60 min
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)Beginner40 min
- Networking FundamentalsBeginner55 min
- Managed Databases (Amazon RDS)Intermediate40 min
- Hands-On LabsAll levels720 min
- TroubleshootingAll levels60 min
- Final Interview PreparationAll levels60 min
- ConclusionAll levels15 min
Labs
- Terraform Fundamentals45m
- Terraform Remote State & Locking45m
- AWS VPC, Subnets, Gateways & Route Tables47m
- Terraform Modules50m
- IAM Roles, IRSA Policies & Security Groups23m
- Amazon ECR Container Registry & S3 Storage Buckets23m
- Amazon RDS PostgreSQL & AWS Secrets Manager Integration31m
- Amazon EKS Cluster & Managed Node Group Provisioning31m
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Questions from the curriculum
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- Cloud DevOps Capstone — iVolveThree microservices taken from raw source code to a running, monitored, GitOps-managed deployment on AWS EKS.
- Cloud-Native DevOps PlatformA self-managed Kubernetes platform on AWS — provisioned with Terraform, configured with Ansible, delivered through Jenkins and Argo CD.
- NTI Cloud DevOps Capstone — the PlatformA production-shaped AWS platform: Terraform modules for VPC, EKS, RDS and ECR, a Jenkins pipeline with blocking SonarQube and Trivy gates, and a kube-prometheus-stack behind it.
- NTI Cloud DevOps Capstone — Step by StepThe same AWS capstone taught as 19 reproducible labs across eight numbered modules, each with its own README so it can be followed in order.
- iVolve Cloud & DevOps InternshipThe full internship worklog — every lab, in order, with the commands that were actually run.