Build Infrastructure Through Code, Not Clickops
Replace manual server configuration with automated, version-controlled infrastructure. Learn Terraform, Ansible, and CloudFormation to manage multi-cloud environments efficiently and reliably.
Back to HomeWhat This Course Brings You
Transform how you provision and manage infrastructure
Reduce Configuration Errors
Stop worrying about inconsistent environments and missing configuration steps. Infrastructure as Code ensures every deployment matches your specifications exactly, eliminating the "works on my machine" problem and giving you peace of mind.
Advance Your Career Path
Organizations increasingly seek engineers who can manage infrastructure programmatically. This skill set opens opportunities in cloud architecture, platform engineering, and DevOps roles that often come with better compensation and more interesting challenges.
Collaborate More Effectively
When infrastructure is code, your team can review changes, suggest improvements, and track modifications together. You'll feel more connected to your colleagues and contribute more meaningfully to infrastructure decisions.
We Know What You're Facing
These infrastructure challenges drain your energy and time
Manual provisioning consumes your days
Setting up new environments means hours of pointing and clicking through cloud consoles. Each deployment requires you to remember dozens of configuration details, and one missed step can cause problems later. You spend time you'd rather use building features just getting infrastructure ready.
Configuration drift creates headaches
Your development, staging, and production environments gradually become different, and you're not sure why. Troubleshooting becomes difficult because you can't reproduce issues reliably. Manual changes made during incidents get lost, and nobody remembers exactly what's deployed where.
Lack of automation skills limits opportunities
You notice job descriptions asking for Terraform or Ansible experience, but you've only managed infrastructure manually. Cloud-native companies expect engineers to think about infrastructure as code, and without these skills, you worry about falling behind in your career.
How We Teach Infrastructure as Code
Practical automation skills you'll use immediately
Infrastructure Fundamentals
We begin with core IaC concepts and version control practices for infrastructure. You'll write your first Terraform configurations and see how code translates to actual cloud resources. Starting simple helps you build confidence before tackling more complex scenarios.
Multi-Cloud Provisioning
You'll learn Terraform for multi-cloud deployments, CloudFormation for AWS-specific resources, and Ansible for configuration management. Each tool has its strengths, and we show you when to use which approach. Hands-on labs let you practice in real cloud environments.
Modular Design and State Management
We teach you to build reusable modules that your whole team can use, making infrastructure consistent and maintainable. You'll understand state management, handle remote state securely, and detect drift in your deployments. These practices prevent common pitfalls.
GitOps and Advanced Workflows
You'll implement GitOps workflows where infrastructure changes go through pull requests and automated testing. Learn secret management, compliance policies, and cost optimization strategies. By the end, you'll manage infrastructure like you manage application code.
Your Learning Experience
What to expect during the nine-week program
Write Real Infrastructure Code
You'll spend most of your time actually writing Terraform, Ansible, and CloudFormation code. We provide multi-cloud sandbox environments where you can experiment safely. Making mistakes in a learning environment helps you understand concepts more deeply.
Build a Portfolio of Modules
Throughout the course, you'll create reusable infrastructure modules for common patterns. These become your personal library that you can use at work. You'll leave with practical artifacts demonstrating your skills to employers or your current team.
Learn in Small Groups
Small class sizes mean you receive individual attention when concepts aren't clear. You'll work alongside others at similar skill levels, sharing insights and learning from each other's approaches. The collaborative environment makes learning more enjoyable.
Solve Realistic Challenges
Labs are based on actual infrastructure problems teams face. You'll handle scenarios like migrating legacy infrastructure, implementing compliance requirements, and optimizing costs. This preparation helps you apply skills immediately in your work.
Course Investment
What you'll invest in your automation skills
Program Includes
- ✓ 36 hours of hands-on instruction over nine weeks
- ✓ Multi-cloud sandbox environments for practice
- ✓ Infrastructure module templates library
- ✓ GitOps workflow examples and best practices
- ✓ Testing and validation frameworks
- ✓ Access to session recordings and documentation
Long-Term Benefits
This investment in automation skills pays dividends throughout your career. Engineers who can manage infrastructure as code are increasingly valuable as organizations move to cloud-native architectures.
You'll save countless hours by automating tasks you currently do manually. The efficiency gains benefit both you and your organization, making you more productive and reducing stress from repetitive work.
These skills transfer across different companies and cloud providers. Once you understand IaC principles, you can apply them in various contexts throughout your career.
Payment Flexibility
We recognize this is a meaningful investment in your professional development. If you'd like to discuss payment options or have concerns about timing, please contact us. We're happy to work with you to find an arrangement that fits your circumstances.
Your Progress Timeline
How your skills develop week by week
Foundation and First Deployments
You'll write your first infrastructure code and provision actual cloud resources. By week three, you'll feel comfortable with basic Terraform syntax and understand how state management works. Labs focus on simple but complete deployments.
Multi-Tool Proficiency
You'll expand to Ansible for configuration management and CloudFormation for AWS resources. Mid-course work involves building reusable modules and implementing testing strategies. You'll understand when to use each tool and how they complement each other.
Advanced Workflows and Practices
Final weeks cover GitOps implementation, secret management, and compliance automation. You'll complete a project that demonstrates your ability to provision and manage infrastructure programmatically. This capstone showcases skills you can discuss with employers.
Setting Realistic Expectations
Nine weeks provides solid foundational knowledge and practical experience. However, becoming highly proficient takes continued practice and real-world application. We give you the tools and knowledge to continue learning independently.
You'll leave capable of automating common infrastructure tasks and understanding IaC best practices. Many students begin applying these skills at work immediately, with their confidence growing as they gain more experience.
Our Commitment to Your Success
We support your learning journey
Experienced Instructors
Our instructors manage infrastructure as code in production environments. They understand common challenges and can guide you through troubleshooting. If the instruction quality doesn't meet your expectations, we'll work to address your concerns promptly.
Individual Support
When you're struggling with a concept or stuck on a lab, instructors provide personalized help. We notice when students need additional support and reach out proactively. You're not just a number in a large class.
Free Initial Consultation
Before enrolling, schedule a conversation to discuss whether this course aligns with your goals. We'll answer questions about curriculum, prerequisites, and what you can expect. There's no obligation or pressure to commit.
Lasting Resources
After the course, you maintain access to materials, templates, and recordings. When implementing IaC at work, you can reference what you learned. We provide ongoing value beyond the nine weeks of instruction.
Getting Started
Your path to infrastructure automation begins here
Contact Us
Fill out the contact form expressing interest in the Infrastructure as Code course. Mention any questions or specific goals you have. We'll respond within one business day to set up a conversation.
Discuss Your Situation
We'll have a relaxed discussion about your current role, automation experience, and what you hope to achieve. You can ask about the course structure, tools covered, or anything else. This is also when we can explore flexible payment options if helpful.
Enroll and Set Up
When you're ready, we'll guide you through enrollment. You'll receive access to the learning platform and setup instructions for local tools. We ensure everything is working before the first session so you can focus on learning.
Start Automating
The first session introduces the environment and gets you writing basic infrastructure code immediately. Over nine weeks, you'll develop skills that change how you work. By the end, you'll wonder how you managed infrastructure manually for so long.
Ready to Automate Your Infrastructure?
Start your journey toward infrastructure automation. Let's discuss how this course can help you achieve your goals.
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Eliminate Repetitive Tasks
Imagine provisioning entire environments with a single command instead of clicking through dashboards for hours. You'll learn to automate infrastructure setup, freeing your time for more interesting work and reducing the frustration of manual configuration.