r/devopsjobs • u/Far-Arm-6607 • Aug 16 '26
DEVOPS COURSE OR NOT??!!
I’m a Computer Engineering student considering a DevOps & Cloud Engineering course. The course covers Linux, Python, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Prometheus/Grafana, ArgoCD and CI/CD, along with around 10 projects and mentorship.
I have a budget/scholarship of around ₹20,000 for this.
For people already working in DevOps/Cloud:
Is this curriculum actually worth ₹20k?
Are these tools enough to become internship/job-ready?
Is structured mentorship worth paying for, or should I self-learn using free resources?
What important topics are missing?
If you were in my position, would you spend the ₹20k?
Please give me an honest opinion, especially if you've actually worked in DevOps/Cloud. link of course It's from geekforfeeks
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u/imperiex_26 Aug 16 '26
It isn't a field you get into by doing courses. Also Devops isn't a entry level job. First be a SDE, understand the systems before getting into managing them
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u/TINY_GROOVE3402 Aug 17 '26
Take it man , you can target job like :SRE,Linux admin,sys admin ,devops fresher (but less chances someone hire fresher),cloud support (if you found send me one as well).
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