Provision
Build infrastructure on AWS.
Set up EC2, S3, VPCs, load balancers and IAM, then describe them as code with Terraform.
Professional Programmes · Cloud · 240 hours
Cloud and DevOps. Build, ship and run applications on AWS.
Rooman's Professional Programme in Cloud and DevOps is a 240-hour programme that teaches you to deploy and run applications on AWS using DevOps practice. You work with Linux, Git, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible and monitoring tools, finish with capstone projects, and earn the Rooman Certificate with NSDC recognition.
240 hours12 modulesPlacement driveCapstone project
What you'll be able to do
Automate the path from code to cloud.
Cloud and DevOps teams build infrastructure, automate releases and keep services running. This programme starts with cloud fundamentals and ends with a pipeline that builds, deploys and monitors a real application.
Automate
Ship code through a pipeline.
Use Git, Jenkins and Docker to build, test and package every change automatically.
Operate
Run and watch it in production.
Deploy to Kubernetes and monitor it with CloudWatch, Prometheus and Grafana.
Skills covered
- AWS compute, storage, networking and IAM
- Linux administration and Bash scripting
- Git and GitHub workflows
- CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins
- Docker containers and Compose
- Kubernetes deployments and services
- Terraform and Ansible
- Monitoring with CloudWatch, ELK, Prometheus and Grafana
Who it's for
Built for your first cloud or DevOps role.
The programme is for engineering graduates and final-year students who want to work in cloud and DevOps. It starts from fundamentals, so you do not need AWS experience to begin.
Roles where these skills are used
- Cloud Engineer
- DevOps Engineer
- Site Reliability Engineer
- System Administrator
- Server Administrator
Entry requirements.
- B.E or B.Tech, final year or recent graduate
- Good English communication skills
- A minimum of 70% marks through your academics is preferred
Not sure which course fits? Take the 10-minute career assessment, or talk to a counsellor.
240 hours · 12 modules
A curriculum that follows a real deployment.
Twelve modules in the order a team builds a platform: cloud, Linux, version control, CI/CD, containers, infrastructure as code and monitoring, then capstone projects and career preparation.
01Cloud computing and AWS fundamentals20 hrs
How the cloud works, and the core AWS services you build on.
Topics covered
- Cloud models, architectures and virtualisation
- AWS account setup, IAM policies and security best practice
- EC2 instances, AMIs and security groups
- S3 storage basics
You produce: a secured AWS account running EC2 and S3.
02AWS networking, databases and serverless20 hrs
Networks, managed databases and scaling on AWS.
Topics covered
- VPC, subnets and routing
- Load balancing and auto scaling
- RDS and DynamoDB basics
- Lambda and serverless computing
You produce: a load-balanced, auto-scaling application inside a VPC.
03Linux and shell scripting20 hrs
The operating system most cloud servers run, and how to automate it.
Topics covered
- Linux commands and navigation
- Users, permissions and processes
- Bash scripting and automation scripts
- Project: automated server setup
You produce: a script that sets up a server automatically.
04Git and GitHub16 hrs
Version control and team collaboration.
Topics covered
- Git repositories and basics
- Branching and merging workflows
- GitHub collaboration and advanced Git (rebase, stash)
- Project: team repository workflow
You produce: a team repository with a branching workflow.
05CI/CD with Jenkins20 hrs
Building and testing every change automatically.
Topics covered
- Jenkins installation and jobs
- Pipelines, automated builds and tests
- Git and Jenkins integration
- Case study: a CI/CD pipeline
You produce: a Jenkins pipeline triggered from Git.
06Docker and containers20 hrs
Packaging applications so they run the same everywhere.
Topics covered
- Docker basics and images
- Containers and networking
- Volumes, Docker Compose and custom images
- Project: a Dockerised application
You produce: a Dockerised application.
07Kubernetes orchestration24 hrs
Running and scaling containers across a cluster.
Topics covered
- Kubernetes architecture
- Pods, ReplicaSets, deployments and services
- ConfigMaps and Secrets
- Project: application deployment on Kubernetes
You produce: an application deployed on Kubernetes.
08Infrastructure as code with Terraform and Ansible24 hrs
Describing and configuring infrastructure in code.
Topics covered
- Terraform basics and provisioning AWS infrastructure
- Ansible basics for configuration management
- Ansible playbooks and roles
- Project: automated infrastructure provisioning
You produce: an AWS environment provisioned and configured from code.
09Monitoring and logging16 hrs
Seeing what your systems are doing, and knowing when they fail.
Topics covered
- AWS CloudWatch basics
- Introduction to the ELK stack
- Prometheus monitoring and Grafana dashboards
- Case study: cloud monitoring
You produce: a monitoring dashboard for a cloud service.
10Capstone planning16 hrs
Designing your capstone infrastructure and pipeline, with mentor review.
Topics covered
- Capstone project planning
- AWS infrastructure setup for the project
- CI/CD design and planning
- Mentor review, adjustments and corrections
You produce: a reviewed design for your capstone project.
11Capstone build28 hrs
Bringing cloud, containers, pipelines and monitoring together.
Topics covered
- Cloud deployment setup
- Docker and pipeline integration
- Kubernetes orchestration
- Monitoring, logging, review and improvements
You produce: a monitored application running through a full DevOps pipeline.
12Career preparation16 hrs
Getting ready for interviews and presenting your work.
Topics covered
- Resume workshop and LinkedIn profile optimisation
- Mock technical interview
- Mock HR interview
- Final showcase and certification
You produce: an interview-ready resume and a final project showcase.
Tools covered
The tools you'll work with.
You work on real AWS accounts and the open-source tools DevOps teams use every day.
| Tool group | Tools | What you use them for |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud | Amazon Web Services | Host, network and scale your applications |
| Operating system | Linux, Bash | Administer and automate servers |
| Code and CI/CD | Git, GitHub, Jenkins | Version your code and build every change |
| Containers | Docker, Kubernetes | Package, deploy and scale applications |
| Automation and monitoring | Terraform, Ansible, CloudWatch, Prometheus, Grafana | Provision infrastructure and watch it run |
Capstone
Build the platform. Then run it.
Your capstone projects cover AWS infrastructure, a CI/CD pipeline, a Dockerised application and Kubernetes orchestration, brought together into one monitored deployment that you plan, build and present.
Most modules end with a hands-on project on AWS or in a container lab.
What you finish with.
- An AWS environment with secured IAM
- An automated server setup script
- A Jenkins CI/CD pipeline
- An application deployed on Kubernetes
- Infrastructure provisioned with Terraform and Ansible
Your credential
Rooman Certificate.
The Rooman Certificate, with NSDC recognition. You earn the Rooman Certificate, recognised by NSDC, when you complete the programme and its capstone projects.
Placement support runs alongside the final modules: resume workshops, mock interviews, job referrals and Rooman's placement drive. Your capstone projects become the portfolio you take to interviews.
What's included
Everything you need to finish.
- Instructor-led sessions with hands-on labs
- Projects in every module and a capstone
- Generative AI built into the curriculum
- Resume workshops, mock interviews and job referrals
- The Rooman Certificate, with NSDC recognition
- A counsellor to guide you from enrolment to placement
Before you enrol
Questions future cloud engineers ask.
Can't find your answer? Call 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp us.
Who is this programme for?
Engineering graduates and final-year students who want to start a career in cloud and DevOps.
Do I need AWS experience before joining?
No. The programme starts from cloud fundamentals.
Which DevOps tools will I learn?
Git, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform and Ansible, with CloudWatch, ELK, Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring.
How much time does it take?
240 hours, including projects. Rooman runs evening and weekend batches.
How is it delivered?
Residential, online or hybrid. Rooman runs evening and weekend batches, and a counsellor will tell you which formats your batch offers.
What projects will I build?
Capstone projects on AWS infrastructure, a CI/CD pipeline, a Dockerised application and Kubernetes orchestration, plus a project in most modules.
Is placement support included?
Yes. You get resume workshops, mock interviews and job referrals, and you take part in Rooman's placement drive.
Will this help with cloud jobs beyond AWS?
Yes. The Linux, containers, CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code skills carry over to Azure and other clouds.
Which certificate will I receive?
The Rooman Certificate, with NSDC recognition, and a portfolio of your projects.
How do I find out fees and batch dates?
Talk to a Rooman counsellor on 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp +91 97390 86029. They will share current fees, payment options and upcoming batch dates.
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Start with a conversation.
Tell us your degree or current role, and a counsellor will call you with batch dates, fees and payment options.
- Call: 080 6945 1000
- WhatsApp: +91 97390 86029
- Email: hello@rooman.com
Course details reviewed on 25 September 2026.