Overview: Multi-Cloud Architecture & DevOps Course in Ontario

Architecture and delivery, together

This bootcamp for Ontario students covers both design and delivery, with a single capstone project spanning design through deployment — both sides of the job, in one cohort.

Curriculum breakdown

Module 1: Multi-cloud architecture fundamentals

Design patterns Ontario students need before touching delivery tooling.

Module 2: Infrastructure as code

Terraform-based infrastructure Ontario students can apply across providers.

Module 3: CI/CD pipeline design

Building pipelines that make deploys routine, not risky, for Ontario students' own projects.

Topics covered

• Pipeline stages and gating
• Automated testing integration

Module 4: Containers, orchestration and monitoring

Running and observing workloads in production — the delivery half of the job.

Topics covered

• Docker and Kubernetes fundamentals
• Monitoring and alerting setup

How the cohort runs

Format and schedule

12-week cohort with a unified capstone

Ontario students work toward one capstone spanning design through deployment, not two disconnected projects.

Who this course is for

Engineers wanting both architecture and delivery skills

Ontario engineers who want the complete picture in one structured cohort rather than two separate courses.

Career switchers targeting platform engineering

Ontario learners aiming for platform engineering or SRE roles.

Outcomes and support

Capstone project

Designing, deploying and operating a multi-cloud application with a full CI/CD pipeline.

Comparison

Versus taking the standalone courses separately

This bundles both into one cohort with a unified capstone — cheaper and faster for Ontario students than taking them separately.

Note

No prior architecture experience required — this is a complete, self-contained bootcamp.

Quick answer

The Multi-Cloud Architecture & DevOps Course in Ontario is a combined 12-week bootcamp covering both cloud architecture design and the CI/CD, container and monitoring skills to ship it, ending in one unified capstone. It's for Ontario engineers who want the complete picture — design through deployment — in a single cohort rather than two separate courses, and it's worth it if you're targeting platform engineering or SRE roles specifically.

How this compares to taking the standalone courses separately

• One unified capstone spanning design through deployment, instead of two disconnected projects from two separate courses
• Bundled cost and timeline that's cheaper and faster for Ontario students than enrolling in both standalone courses
• No prior architecture experience required to start, since it's a complete, self-contained bootcamp rather than assuming you've already taken the architecture course
• Built specifically toward platform engineering and SRE-style roles that need both skill sets together

Why Ontario students choose Deepak Suhag

Designed to make Ontario learners job-ready for platform engineering roles, taught by someone who does this work for clients.