OpenAdmissions for the November 2026 batch

Industrial training in Linux, DevOps and AWS.

Learn on real servers and cloud accounts, taught by engineers who run production systems every day. For engineering and computer science students, fresh graduates and professionals moving into cloud roles.

lab-01: your practice server
student@lab-01:~$ sudo systemctl status nginx
  Active: active (running)
student@lab-01:~$ docker build -t my-app .
  Successfully tagged my-app:latest
student@lab-01:~$ kubectl get pods
  NAME                     READY   STATUS
  my-app-7d9f8c6b5-x2k9p   1/1     Running
student@lab-01:~$ terraform apply
  Apply complete! Resources: 6 added.
Next batch
2 November 2026
Duration
6 weeks or 6 months
Mode
Classroom or live online
Batch size
20 students

Choose your program

Take one program as 6-week training, or all three in the 6-month industrial training. New to servers? Start with Linux.

Linux Administration

The foundation for every cloud and DevOps role: run, secure and automate Linux servers.

  • Commands, users and permissions
  • Services, packages and logs
  • Networking, SSH and firewalls
  • Shell scripting and cron
  • Nginx, storage and backups

Prepares you for RHCSA exam objectives

DevOps Engineering

Automate how software is built, tested and deployed, the way product teams work today.

  • Git and GitHub workflows
  • CI/CD with GitHub Actions and Jenkins
  • Docker and Kubernetes
  • Terraform and Ansible
  • Monitoring and AI tools for DevOps

Prepares you for CKA and Terraform Associate exam topics

AWS Cloud

Design, deploy and run applications on Amazon Web Services, securely and on budget.

  • IAM, EC2 and VPC networking
  • S3, RDS and DynamoDB
  • Load balancing and auto scaling
  • Lambda and serverless
  • CloudWatch, Terraform and cost control

Prepares you for AWS Cloud Practitioner and Solutions Architect Associate

Week-by-week syllabus

These are the 6-week programs. The 6-month training covers all three in more depth, with a capstone project.

Linux Administration

  1. Week 1
    Linux basics and the file system

    Installing Linux, working in the terminal, the directory tree, editing files with vim and nano.

  2. Week 2
    Users, groups and permissions

    Managing accounts, sudo, file ownership, chmod, ACLs and password policies.

  3. Week 3
    Processes, services and packages

    systemd, process control, logs with journalctl, installing software with dnf and apt.

  4. Week 4
    Networking and security

    IP addressing, DNS, SSH keys, firewalld and ufw, SELinux basics.

  5. Week 5
    Shell scripting and automation

    Bash scripts, variables, loops, cron jobs and log rotation.

  6. Week 6
    Storage, web servers and backups

    Disks, partitions and LVM, Nginx and Apache, backup scripts, then your final project.

DevOps Engineering

  1. Week 1
    Git and collaboration

    Branches, pull requests, code review and GitHub workflows.

  2. Week 2
    CI/CD pipelines

    Automated builds and tests with GitHub Actions and Jenkins.

  3. Week 3
    Docker and containers

    Images, Dockerfiles, registries and Docker Compose.

  4. Week 4
    Kubernetes and Helm

    Pods, deployments, services, ingress, config and Helm charts.

  5. Week 5
    Infrastructure as code

    Terraform for cloud resources and Ansible for server setup.

  6. Week 6
    Monitoring and AI tools

    Prometheus, Grafana and alerts, plus using AI assistants to write scripts and read logs.

AWS Cloud

  1. Week 1
    Cloud basics, IAM and billing

    Regions, the free tier, IAM users, roles and policies, MFA and budgets.

  2. Week 2
    Compute with EC2

    Launching instances, AMIs, EBS volumes, key pairs and security groups.

  3. Week 3
    Networking with VPC

    Subnets, route tables, NAT, load balancers and Route 53.

  4. Week 4
    Storage and databases

    S3, RDS and DynamoDB, with backups and access control.

  5. Week 5
    Scaling and serverless

    Auto Scaling groups, Lambda, API Gateway and SQS.

  6. Week 6
    Monitoring, automation and cost

    CloudWatch, Terraform on AWS and cost optimisation, then your final project.

Six-month industrial training

All three programs in one path, each month building on the last, ending with a capstone project you deploy and present.

  1. Month 1

    Linux and networking

    The full Linux program, with extra lab time on real servers.

  2. Month 2

    Scripting, Git and web servers

    Bash and Python automation, Git workflows, Nginx and databases.

  3. Month 3

    AWS core services

    IAM, EC2, VPC, S3 and RDS, built by hand before automating them.

  4. Month 4

    Docker and CI/CD

    Containers and automated pipelines with GitHub Actions and Jenkins.

  5. Month 5

    Kubernetes, Terraform and monitoring

    Clusters on AWS, infrastructure as code, Prometheus and Grafana.

  6. Month 6

    Capstone and interview prep

    Build and present your capstone, with mock interviews and resume review.

Your capstone: a real deployment, end to end

In the final month you take an application from source code to a monitored production deployment on AWS, then present it the way engineers do at work.

  • Source code and pipeline on your GitHub
  • Infrastructure written in Terraform
  • App running on Kubernetes on AWS
  • Dashboards and alerts in Grafana
  • A short demo and write-up for your portfolio
Capstone pipelineBuilt by you
  1. CodePushed to GitHub
  2. CITests pass in GitHub Actions
  3. ContainerImage built with Docker
  4. DeployRunning on Kubernetes on AWS
  5. MonitorGrafana dashboards live

What you get

Certificate of completion

A certificate with your program, dates and project details, for your college's industrial training requirement.

Real projects on your GitHub

Every module ends in something that works, so you finish with a portfolio recruiters can open.

Your own lab servers

Practise on Linux servers and cloud lab accounts, not just slides and recorded videos.

Taught by working engineers

Mentors who run Kubernetes, AWS and CI/CD for our clients, and teach from real incidents.

Interview preparation

Mock interviews, resume and GitHub review, and the questions DevOps and cloud teams really ask.

AI tools, built in

Learn to use AI assistants for scripting, debugging and reading logs, the way teams work now.

Batches and fees

Summer and winter batches line up with college breaks. Weekend batches suit working professionals.

ProgramDurationScheduleModeFee
6-week training in Linux, DevOps or AWS6 weeksMonday to Friday, 10:00 am – 1:00 pmClassroom or live online₹15,000
6-month industrial training, all three programs6 monthsMonday to Friday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pmClassroom or live online₹45,000
Weekend batch for working professionals8 weeksSaturday and Sunday, 10:00 am – 1:00 pmLive online₹18,000

Fees include lab access and study material. Pay in two instalments: half at admission, half by week 3. 10% early-bird discount if you enrol 15 days before the batch starts, and 10% off for groups of 3 or more from the same college.

Who can join

Students who need industrial training credit, graduates starting a cloud career, and professionals moving into DevOps.

B.Tech and B.E. (CSE, IT, ECE, EE)BCA and MCAB.Sc and M.Sc ITDiploma in Computer ScienceFresh graduatesWorking professionals

No prior Linux experience needed. Bring a laptop with at least 8 GB of RAM, or use our lab systems.

Questions about the training

Will I get a certificate for my college's industrial training?

Yes. You get a certificate of completion with your program, dates and project details, and a training letter if your college asks for one. We follow the formats of IKGPTU, Punjab University and Chandigarh University on request, and can match any other university's format if you bring a copy.

Is the training in a classroom or online?

Both. Classroom batches run at our centre in Kharar, and live online batches follow the same syllabus with the same lab access.

Do I need my own AWS account?

No. We provide lab accounts for all class work, and show you how to use the AWS free tier safely for practice at home.

Do you help with jobs after the training?

We run mock interviews, review your resume and GitHub, and share openings from our clients and hiring partners for up to 6 months after the training. This is placement assistance, not a job guarantee. Top performers may be offered internships on Artbroods client projects.

Can I join if I have never used Linux?

Yes. The Linux program starts from the basics, and it is the recommended first step before DevOps and AWS.

Apply for the next batch

Fill in the form and we will call you within 1 working day to confirm your batch and answer your questions.

  • Call or WhatsApp +91 75279 94959
  • hello@artbroods.com
  • SCO 113, First Floor, Sector 124, Sunny Enclave, Kharar, Punjab 140301