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This is where the AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional comes in.
In this course, you’ll learn how to design, implement, and manage robust DevOps workflows on Amazon Web Services, using industry best practices and real-world scenarios.
Organizations are rapidly adopting cloud-native architectures, and the need for skilled DevOps engineers is higher than ever. AWS provides a rich ecosystem of tools for CI/CD, infrastructure automation, monitoring, and security—making it the leading platform for DevOps practices.
Whether you're automating deployments, managing infrastructure as code, or ensuring system reliability, mastering AWS DevOps will help you build scalable and production-ready systems with confidence.
Learn how to automate the software development lifecycle using CI/CD pipelines. Explore version control, build processes, secrets management, and automated testing. Understand artifact management and deployment strategies across virtual machines, containers, and serverless environments, along with advanced configurations and troubleshooting techniques.
Understand how to define and manage infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code. Work with AWS CloudFormation to create reusable and scalable templates, and explore multi-account and multi-region setups. Learn advanced IaC using AWS Cloud Development Kit, along with configuration management using AWS Systems Manager and governance best practices.
Design systems that are highly available and fault-tolerant. Learn strategies for building resilient compute, data, container, and serverless architectures. Explore network scalability and implement disaster recovery strategies to ensure business continuity in real-world scenarios.
Gain visibility into your systems with strong observability practices. Learn how to collect, process, and analyze logs at scale. Build metrics, dashboards, and alarms, and explore tracing and application insights to detect and resolve issues proactively.
Prepare for real-world operational challenges. Learn how to manage events, automate responses, and troubleshoot system failures. Explore incident management strategies at scale and implement chaos engineering techniques to test system resilience.
Secure your AWS environments with best practices and automation. Learn identity and access management, data protection, encryption, and threat detection. Implement governance controls, network security, and auditing strategies to maintain compliance in production systems.
This course is highly practical, with guided labs and real-world scenarios integrated throughout. You’ll gain hands-on experience in:
Prior experience with AWS services and basic DevOps concepts is recommended.
This course is designed to help you confidently pass the AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional exam. By the end of the course, you will be equipped with deep knowledge of AWS DevOps services, hands-on experience with real-world scenarios, and the ability to design and operate automated, secure, and resilient systems.
Through structured domains, practical labs, and exam-focused coverage, you’ll reinforce key concepts across CI/CD, infrastructure as code, monitoring, security, and incident response—ensuring you're fully prepared for both the certification exam and real-world DevOps challenges.
If you're ready to take your DevOps skills to the next level and build production-grade systems on AWS, this course is your next step.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to confidently design, automate, and manage scalable DevOps workflows on AWS.
Enroll now and advance your journey toward becoming an AWS DevOps expert.

Michael Forrester, a DevOps legend with a 23-year career in technology, excels in DevOps, cloud technologies, and Agile methodologies.
At Web Age Solutions, he was a Principal Cloud and DevOps Instructor, shaping training programs. His tenure at Amazon Web Services as a Senior Technical Trainer involved enhancing cloud solutions skills. At ThoughtWorks, in roles like Lead Consultant, he focused on DevOps and platform architecture.