Multi-Cloud Architecture & DevOps — design it, then ship it.
The full bootcamp: multi-cloud architecture patterns plus the CI/CD, containers and observability that bring them to production.
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This is the combined track for engineers who want both sides — the architecture decisions and the DevOps pipeline that ships them — in one cohort, not two separate courses.
Course outcomes
Every module ships with a working tool or template you keep using after class.
Design and deploy multi-cloud systems
From architecture diagram to running infrastructure.
Build CI/CD pipelines end to end
Automated build, test and deploy pipelines across providers.
Run containerized workloads in production
Docker and Kubernetes/ECS, deployed and operated for real.
Set up monitoring and incident response
Observability and on-call practices that catch issues early.
Architecture and delivery, together
Designing a resilient multi-cloud system is half the job — shipping and operating it is the other half. This bootcamp covers both, end to end, with a single capstone project spanning design through deployment.
Who this is for
- Engineers who want both architecture and DevOps skills in one program
- Teams building out a platform engineering function
- Anyone choosing between separate architecture and DevOps courses who'd rather do both together
Quick answer
Multi-Cloud Architecture & DevOps is a 12-week bootcamp covering both architecture design and the CI/CD pipelines that ship it. It's for engineers who want the full platform-engineering skill set in one cohort, and it ends with a unified capstone spanning design through deployment.
How this compares to taking the two standalone courses separately
- Taking Multi-Cloud Architecture and DevOps separately costs more in total time and money than this combined 12-week bootcamp
- The capstone spans design through deployment in one unified project, instead of two disconnected course projects
- You don't lose context switching between two cohorts — architecture decisions and the pipeline that ships them are taught in the same sequence they happen in real teams
- It's a self-contained bootcamp — neither standalone course is a prerequisite, so you're not paying for overlap
What you'll walk away with
- The ability to design and deploy multi-cloud systems from architecture diagram to running infrastructure
- End-to-end CI/CD pipelines across multiple cloud providers
- Production experience running containerized workloads with Docker and Kubernetes/ECS
- Monitoring and incident-response practices that catch issues early
- A unified capstone project spanning design, deployment and operations
Week-by-week breakdown
A clear, transparent syllabus — no surprises.
Multi-cloud architecture fundamentals
Design patterns across AWS, GCP and Azure.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform-managed infrastructure across providers.
CI/CD pipeline design
Automated pipelines from commit to production.
Containers & orchestration
Docker and Kubernetes for portable, scalable workloads.
Monitoring, logging & incident response
Observability stacks and on-call fundamentals.
01How is this different from the standalone Multi-Cloud Architecture or DevOps courses?
This bundles both into one 12-week cohort with a unified capstone — cheaper and faster than taking them separately.
02Can I take this without the standalone courses first?
Yes — this is a complete, self-contained bootcamp; the standalone courses aren't prerequisites.
03What's the capstone project?
Designing, deploying and operating a multi-cloud application with a full CI/CD pipeline.
04Is this suitable for a career switch into DevOps/platform engineering?
Yes — the combined scope is designed to make you job-ready for platform engineering roles.
05How much does this course cost?
₹24,999 for the full 12-week combined bootcamp — cheaper and faster than taking the ₹17,999 architecture course and the ₹13,999 DevOps course separately.
06Is this worth it compared to just taking the standalone DevOps course?
The standalone DevOps course assumes an existing architecture; this bootcamp is for engineers who need to design the multi-cloud system and ship it — if you already have solid architecture skills, the standalone DevOps course alone may be enough.
07Do I need to take the standalone courses first?
No — this is a complete, self-contained bootcamp; the standalone Multi-Cloud Architecture and DevOps courses are not prerequisites.
08Is there a certificate?
Yes, plus a capstone project covering the full lifecycle from architecture design to deployed, monitored infrastructure — the stronger signal for platform engineering interviews.
09What if I fall behind during the 12 weeks?
All sessions are recorded, and the program is structured in five sequential blocks, so you can catch up on any one block without losing the thread of the capstone.
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