Whether you’re starting from scratch or leveling up, our AWS & DevOps Bootcamp prepares you for real jobs, fast. Hands-on training, certifications, and career support—no IT background required.
Free AWS & DevOps Internship
Includes a 6-month remote internship with a real U.S.-based software company.—at no extra cost.
The AWS & DevOps program at Clarusway is designed to prepare you for two of the most in-demand roles in tech today. You’ll build a strong foundation in cloud infrastructure using AWS, then dive deep into DevOps practices that enable fast, reliable, and scalable software delivery.
Our program is project-based, hands-on, and aligned with real-world workflows. You’ll use industry-standard tools, collaborate like real engineering teams, and build a portfolio that showcases your skills.
Gain a deep understanding of DevOps principles—and apply them confidently in real-world environments.
Get hands-on experience with the most essential AWS tools—and become confident using any platform you encounter.
Whether you’re transitioning into tech or leveling up your current career, Clarusway provides the structure, mentorship, and career support you need to succeed. By graduation, you’ll be confident, capable, and job-ready.
Cloud is the future—secure your spot at the forefront of innovation.
Work remotely or on-site—anywhere in the world.
AWS & DevOps engineers earn an average of $120,000+ per year in the U.S.
Speak one-on-one with a Clarusway Advisor to explore your goals, options, and next steps.
Well-Known and Respected in the Industry
Prerequisites
No
Schedule : Part-time
Duration : 8 Months
Curriculum :
Prerequisites
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$13,800
$13,800 $8,970
| Total tuition before discount | $13,800 |
| Discount | -$4,830 |
| Paid at the time of enrollment | $8,970 |
| Total cost | $8,970 |
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$383 /mo42 months
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$506 /mo11+31 months
$1,380 /mo $1,173 /mo
| Total tuition before discount | $13,800 |
| Discount | -$2,070 |
| Monthly payments (based upon 10 months) | $1,173 |
| Paid at the time of enrollment | $1,173 |
| Total cost | $11,730 |
* For Climb Credit options, the monthly payment amount and repayment period may vary depending on the applicant’s financial profile and the requested loan amount.
| Day | Time | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 7 P.M. - 10 P.M. | Live Class (Online) |
| Tue | 7 P.M. - 10 P.M. | Live Class (Online) |
| Wed | ||
| Thu | 7 P.M. - 10 P.M. | Live Class (Online) |
| Fri | 7 P.M. - 10 P.M. | Teamwork CMS |
| Sat | ||
| Sun |
| Day | Time | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. | Live Class (Online) |
| Tuesday | 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. | Live Class (Online) |
| Wednesday | - | Self-study |
| Thursday | 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. | Live Class (Online) |
| Friday | 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. | Live Class (Online) |
| Saturday | - | - |
| Sunday | - | - |
The hours are indicated in the “Eastern Standard Time (EST)”.
Our programs are designed for beginner to advanced level students. We offer a beginner-friendly IT Fundamentals Learning Path for those just getting started in a new IT career journey. For newcomers, our unique program does not require applicants to pass a technical elimination process before getting started. We have a simple assessment of communication skills to get to know our students better and that’s it – we’re welcoming to ALL participants! All we need are students who are motivated, commited to their new career goals, have discipline to complete projects, and the willingness to work hard! That’s the secret to success in standing out as an in-demand professional in the IT market! We’ll show you the way!
Our AWS/DevOps program is designed to teach AWS services and DevOps engineering tools. This is a hands-on program designed to prepare participants for a successful career in this field. Intermediate level learners who have some foundation in IT may start the AWS/DevOps course and skip the IT Fundamentals program. We also have other modules for IT professionals who are looking for IT career advancement. We’re here when you’re ready to upskill and boost your earning potential!
While there are several different cloud platforms, the overwhelming leader is AWS (Amazon Web Services). Among all platforms available today, AWS is the company with the highest market share in the IT industry. AWS offers over 200 fully-featured services – millions of customers use AWS due to its lower costs, agile structure, and innovative nature.
Amazon Web Service (AWS) is a cost-efficient web-based platform that offers scalable cloud technology. DevOps is a set of adaptable practices and processes that businesses use to design and deliver applications and services by synchronizing and orchestrating software development with IT operations.
AWS DevOps is Amazon’s approach for implementing the DevOps concept using its cloud architecture and specific tools and services.
DevOps is the execution of development and operations processes together to improve operational efficiency, speed up delivery, and innovate products. AWS offers a suite of flexible services created to assist businesses in building and delivering products more quickly and accurately using AWS and DevOps principles.
DevOps in AWS facilitates collaboration by utilizing infrastructure as code services, including AWS CloudFormation and the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK).
Continuous deployment is accomplished using AWS CodePipeline, AWS CodeBuild, AWS CodeDeploy, and AWS CodeCommit services.
Afterward, deployment is conducted using Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), and AWS OpsWorks, which simplifies the configuration.
Utilizing these services also simplifies the integration of other critical services such as Auto Scaling and Elastic Load Balancing. Finally, Amazon CloudWatch and Cloud Trail are used to monitor and log activity.
DevOps principles and practices are built into the AWS platform. Companies may easily adopt and implement DevOps smoothly, effectively, and successfully using the AWS tools and services.
DevOps teams are required to know some coding, but not every team member needs to have in-depth coding knowledge. DevOps encompasses the full software application lifecycle, from development through operation. Coding is necessary to implement a DevOps model, so a team consists of a variety of skillsets to make it a successful process.
AWS UI doesn’t require coding. However, it depends on your job or responsibility within your team/company. If you work on a team using the DevOps principles, you generally need to learn some programming skills. Always work hard on becoming the most valuable team member! Become uniquely qualified to solve problems and be ready for career opportunities for advancement! We can show you the way!
You can learn AWS yourself through some free resources, especially the AWS official website (training, podcast, documentation) and YouTube content. Additionally, you can make use of educational platforms like Udemy, Edx, etc. You may also experiment using a limited free tier provided by AWS for 12 months. There are many successful IT professionals who are self-taught – but it takes a lot of time and discipline. We fast-track students to proficiency so they can launch careers faster (and provide a unique Learning Management System to keep everyone on track!) Most students need one-on-one coaching and motivational goals to complete a training program. Never underestimate the value of expert instructors who teach the most in-demand content. With just over 92% job placement, we provide the pathway to IT success!
For AWS DevOps certification, you will be evaluated in six distinct domains. Each domain adds a percentage of your overall score to the total.
The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CCP) certification is the beginning level Amazon Web Services certification. It includes the fundamentals of AWS and the cloud.
| Continuous Integration (CI) Continuous Delivery (CD) | • AWS CodePipeline (Software Release Workflows) • AWS CodeBuild (Build and Test Code) • AWS CodeDeploy (Deployment Automation) · AWS CodeStar (Unified CI/CD Projects) |
| Microservices | · Amazon Elastic Container Service (Production Docker Platform) · AWS Lambda (Serverless Computing) |
| Infrastructure as Code | · AWS CloudFormation (Templated Infrastructure Provisioning) · AWS OpsWorks (Chef Configuration Management) · AWS Systems Manager (Configuration Management) · AWS Config (Policy as Code) |
| Monitoring and Logging | · Amazon CloudWatch (Cloud and Network Monitoring) · AWS X-Ray (Distributed Tracing) · AWS CloudTrail (Activity & API Usage Tracking) |
| Platform as a Service | · AWS Elastic Beanstalk (Run and Manage Web Apps) |
| Version Control | · AWS CodeCommit (Private Git Hosting) |
Continuous Integration (CI) Continuous Delivery (CD) | • AWS CodePipeline (Software Release Workflows) • AWS CodeBuild (Build and Test Code) • AWS CodeDeploy (Deployment Automation) · AWS CodeStar (Unified CI/CD Projects) |
| Microservices | · Amazon Elastic Container Service (Production Docker Platform) · AWS Lambda (Serverless Computing) |
| Infrastructure as Code | · AWS CloudFormation (Templated Infrastructure Provisioning) · AWS OpsWorks (Chef Configuration Management) · AWS Systems Manager (Configuration Management) · AWS Config (Policy as Code) |
| Monitoring and Logging | · Amazon CloudWatch (Cloud and Network Monitoring) · AWS X-Ray (Distributed Tracing) · AWS CloudTrail (Activity & API Usage Tracking) |
| Platform as a Service | · AWS Elastic Beanstalk (Run and Manage Web Apps) |
| Version Control | · AWS CodeCommit (Private Git Hosting) |
Continuous Integration (CI) Continuous Delivery (CD) | • AWS CodePipeline (Software Release Workflows) • AWS CodeBuild (Build and Test Code) • AWS CodeDeploy (Deployment Automation) · AWS CodeStar (Unified CI/CD Projects) |
| Microservices | · Amazon Elastic Container Service (Production Docker Platform) · AWS Lambda (Serverless Computing) |
| Infrastructure as Code | · AWS CloudFormation (Templated Infrastructure Provisioning) · AWS OpsWorks (Chef Configuration Management) · AWS Systems Manager (Configuration Management) · AWS Config (Policy as Code) |
| Monitoring and Logging | · Amazon CloudWatch (Cloud and Network Monitoring) · AWS X-Ray (Distributed Tracing) · AWS CloudTrail (Activity & API Usage Tracking) |
| Platform as a Service | · AWS Elastic Beanstalk (Run and Manage Web Apps) |
| Version Control | · AWS CodeCommit (Private Git Hosting) |
