Quick answer: The DevOps roadmap is: learn Linux and networking, then Git, then CI/CD with Jenkins, then containers with Docker, then orchestration with Kubernetes, followed by cloud (AWS), infrastructure as code (Terraform) and monitoring. DevOps training in Mohali at techcadd follows this order with a hands-on project at each stage.
Table of contents
- Step 1: Linux and Networking
- Step 2: Git and GitHub
- Step 3: Jenkins and CI/CD
- Step 4: Docker
- Step 5: Kubernetes
- Step 6: Cloud, Terraform and Monitoring
- Frequently Asked Questions
- DevOps training and internships in Mohali
Step 1: Linux and Networking
Most servers run Linux, so start with the command line, file permissions, processes, services, package management and shell scripting. Add networking basics such as IP addressing, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, ports and SSH.
Step 2: Git and GitHub
Learn version control: commits, branches, merges, pull requests and resolving conflicts. Git is the starting point of every CI/CD pipeline.
Step 3: Jenkins and CI/CD
Jenkins automates building, testing and deploying code. You learn to create freestyle and pipeline jobs, write a Jenkinsfile, connect GitHub webhooks and add stages for build, test and deploy. GitHub Actions is covered as a modern alternative.
Step 4: Docker
Docker packages an application with everything it needs to run. Learn images, containers, Dockerfiles, volumes, networks, Docker Compose and pushing images to a registry.
Step 5: Kubernetes
Kubernetes runs containers at scale. Learn pods, deployments, services, ConfigMaps, secrets, ingress, scaling and rolling updates, and deploy an application to a managed cluster such as Amazon EKS.
Step 6: Cloud, Terraform and Monitoring
Use AWS to host your infrastructure, Terraform to create it as code, Ansible for configuration, and Prometheus and Grafana to monitor it. Finish with an end-to-end project that ties everything together.
| Stage | Project |
|---|---|
| Jenkins | Pipeline that tests and deploys a web app |
| Docker | Multi-container app with Compose |
| Kubernetes | Deployment with auto scaling |
| Terraform | AWS VPC and EC2 as code |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to learn DevOps?
With a structured plan, beginners usually need four to six months of steady practice.
Should I learn Docker before Kubernetes?
Yes. Kubernetes manages containers, so understanding Docker first makes Kubernetes much easier.
Is Jenkins still used?
Yes. Jenkins remains widely used, alongside newer tools like GitHub Actions and GitLab CI.
Who can join DevOps training?
Developers, system administrators, testers and B.Tech, BCA and MCA students with basic computer knowledge.
DevOps Training and Internships in Mohali
If you want to learn DevOps with hands-on practice, techcadd Mohali offers classroom training, project work and industrial training options for students, graduates and working professionals:
- DevOps course in Mohali – syllabus, tools and projects
- 6-week industrial training in Mohali – for B.Tech, BCA, MCA and diploma students
- 6-month industrial training in Mohali – project-based training with a live project
- Internship programme in Mohali – eligibility and how to apply
Explore DevOps Training at techcadd Mohali
View the DevOps course syllabus or enquire about admissions at techcadd, Mohali. Our counsellors can help you choose between a short-term course, 6-week industrial training and 6-month industrial training based on your background.
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