Plan & Apply
Describing infrastructure as code so it can be reviewed and rebuilt.
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Labs
- Terraform Drift & State Recovery55m
- Terraform Fundamentals45m
- Terraform Remote State & Locking45m
- AWS VPC, Subnets, Gateways & Route Tables47m
- Jenkins EC2 Instance, S3 Backend & AWS Backup Vault23m
- Terraform Validation, Linting & CI50m
- Amazon RDS PostgreSQL & AWS Secrets Manager Integration31m
- Amazon EKS Cluster & Managed Node Group Provisioning31m
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Questions from the curriculum
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- Cloud DevOps CapstoneThree microservices taken from raw source code to a running, monitored, GitOps-managed deployment on AWS EKS.
- Cloud-Native DevOps PlatformA self-managed Kubernetes platform on AWS — provisioned with Terraform, configured with Ansible, delivered through Jenkins and Argo CD.
- Build It Yourself — Cloud DevOps CapstoneThe same production platform, with the files removed. Eight guided modules where you write every line, and the finished repository is the answer key rather than the starting point.
- NTI Cloud DevOps Capstone — the PlatformA production-shaped AWS platform: Terraform modules for VPC, EKS, RDS and ECR, a Jenkins pipeline with blocking SonarQube and Trivy gates, and a kube-prometheus-stack behind it.
- NTI Cloud DevOps Capstone — Step by StepThe same AWS capstone taught as 19 reproducible labs across eight numbered modules, each with its own README so it can be followed in order.
- iVolve Cloud & DevOps InternshipThe full internship worklog — every lab, in order, with the commands that were actually run.
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