DevOps Course in Athens
For Athens engineers, this course builds real CI/CD pipelines and the observability that turns incidents into non-events.
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- Practitioner-taught
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For Athens developers
Live sessions cover CI/CD, containers and monitoring — practical skills for Athens engineers who want deploys to be routine, not risky, and incidents to be non-events.
Curriculum breakdown
Module 1: CI/CD fundamentals
Building real pipelines Athens students can apply to their own projects immediately.
Topics covered
- GitHub Actions and GitLab CI
- Pipeline stages, gating and rollback
Module 2: Docker and containers
Containerizing applications the way Athens teams run them in production.
Module 3: Kubernetes basics
Enough Kubernetes for Athens students to run and operate workloads confidently — not a deep specialist track.
Module 4: Monitoring and observability
Setting up monitoring so problems are caught before customers notice, not after.
How the cohort runs
Format and schedule
Live, hands-on cohort
Practical, applied sessions for Athens developers — building real pipelines, not just theory.
Who this course is for
Developers wanting to own their own deploys
Athens developers who currently depend on someone else for deployment and want to change that.
Teams standardizing their delivery practice
Athens teams that want a consistent CI/CD approach across projects.
Outcomes and support
Applicable to any existing infrastructure
No cloud architecture experience required first — Athens students can apply this to any existing infrastructure.
Tooling
GitHub Actions and GitLab CI, with concepts transferable to Jenkins or CircleCI
Chosen for relevance to real Athens team workflows.
Note
This is DevOps only — no multi-cloud architecture design; see Multi-Cloud Architecture & DevOps for the combined bootcamp.
Quick answer
The DevOps Course in Athens teaches CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes fundamentals and monitoring so engineers can ship deploys that are routine, not risky. It's for Athens developers who currently depend on someone else to deploy their code and want to own that process themselves, and it's worth it if your goal is real, working pipelines rather than reading about DevOps theory.
How this compares to a free YouTube DevOps playlist
- You build real CI/CD pipelines you can apply to your own projects immediately, not just watch someone else configure one
- Live feedback from someone who runs these pipelines for real client production systems, not a one-way video
- A structured path through CI/CD, containers, Kubernetes and monitoring together, instead of scattered standalone videos on each topic
- Applicable to any existing infrastructure Athens students already work with, without requiring you to first learn cloud architecture from scratch
Why Athens developers choose Deepak Suhag
Taught by someone who runs these pipelines for real client production systems, not a theoretical CI/CD course.
How it works
Simple, transparent process — from first contact to measurable results.
Enrol & Onboard
Instant portal access, cohort Slack invite, and full session calendar on day one.
Live Sessions
Weekly Zoom sessions with real campaign walkthroughs, live dashboard reviews, and Q&A.
Build & Get Feedback
Hands-on assignments on your own campaigns with direct 1:1 feedback from Deepak.
Graduate & Network
Industry certificate, alumni community, job board access, and ongoing placement support.
Tools & platforms
The exact stack I use daily across growth marketing, web development, AI, and automation — no guesswork, no vendor lock-in.
Why work with Deepak
Here's what makes this different from every other option in Athens.
Taught by a practitioner
Every module comes from live campaigns with real budgets — not textbook theory or outdated slides.
Live cohorts, not recordings
Ask questions in real time, get live feedback on your campaigns, and learn with a cohort of peers.
Practitioner-led curriculum
Real ad accounts, real case studies, real budgets — everything relevant to where you work, wherever that is.
Career-ready outcomes
Portfolio projects, alumni Slack, and direct referrals to companies actively hiring in your city.
Everything you need to know
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Ask a question01Do Athens students need cloud architecture experience first?
No — this focuses on the DevOps/delivery layer; you can apply it to any existing infrastructure.
02How is this different from Multi-Cloud Architecture & DevOps?
This is DevOps only — no multi-cloud architecture design.
03Which CI/CD tools are covered?
GitHub Actions and GitLab CI, with concepts transferable to Jenkins or CircleCI.
04Is Kubernetes covered in depth for Athens students?
This course covers Kubernetes fundamentals — enough to run and operate workloads confidently.
05How much does the DevOps course cost for Athens students?
Fees are confirmed on a short intro call since pricing can vary by cohort and current offers. Athens developers should book a call for exact, current pricing.
06What's the difference between this and a free YouTube DevOps playlist?
Free playlists show one person's pipeline in isolation with no feedback on yours. This course has Athens developers building real CI/CD pipelines applicable to their own projects, with live instruction from someone who runs these pipelines for actual client production systems.
07Do I need cloud architecture experience to join from Athens?
No — this course focuses on the DevOps and delivery layer, and Athens developers can apply it to any existing infrastructure without first learning cloud architecture design. See Multi-Cloud Architecture & DevOps if you want both skill sets combined.
08Is there a certificate at the end of the DevOps course?
Yes — Athens students receive a certificate of completion after building real CI/CD pipelines, containerizing an application, and setting up monitoring during the cohort.
09What if I miss a hands-on session?
Sessions are recorded, so Athens developers can catch up before the next class. The course is applied and hands-on, so it's worth reviewing any missed labs before moving to the next module.
10Does this course help Athens developers move into DevOps-focused roles?
Yes — it's aimed at developers who currently depend on someone else for deployment and want to own that process, which is a common path into DevOps or platform-focused roles. Real CI/CD pipeline experience built during the cohort gives Athens students something concrete to point to when applying for those roles.
I started teaching because I was frustrated seeing marketers memorise theory they'd never use. Every lesson I teach comes from a live campaign, a real mistake, or a real win. You'll leave with skills you can use tomorrow morning.